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Question: More Zoom needed I have the Aplpha 200 camera with the 75-300 mm lense.  How can I obtain more zoom for soccer pictures?  Do you have recommendations for a different lense or accessory?
Document: I believe you do lose accuracy in the viewfinder with the 300 so if live view is not important, get the 200.
Same goes with 75-300.- Photos with flash (automatic mode) are sometimes overexposure and sometimes underexposure.
Nice camera package and functionality. I purchased this to use at work because of the price and the additional 75-300mm lense. Upon my employer finding out, they purchased me a Canon D50. This is a nice camera. I now use it for personal use and it is more than capable of doing the job. The Canon D50 is sweet though.
I have always used Canon before but I have also used a Nikon D-60 for a short while.I obtained an A200W (two lenses kit). I generally liked the build, excellent features for the price and the fact that it includes two lenses (18-70 and 75-300).
Then again, there aren't any other cameras this inexpensive with a 9-point AF system, built-in anti-shake, and 10 megapixels! You should value the anti-shake as at least $100 bucks for every lens you plan on purchasing!A decision to make might not be which camera brand to buy, but which model. The Alpha 300 will have the same features as the 200, but will add the articulated LCD with Live View, for an extra $100.
I ordered this camera off amazon so i could get 1500 reward points on my amazon card; otherwise it is pretty much the same price everywhere.This is my first SLR type camera and i am very pleased with it. keep in mind that although i did a ton of research, i am writing this review with nothing to compare this camera to because i have never actually used another brand.I wanted an SLR camera for the shutter speed, quality of the pictures and zoom capabilities.
I have used a wide variety of film SLRs and digital point-and-shoot cameras before. The Sony A-200K is by far the finest I've used.I simply haven't found anything this camera can't do--and that's a surprise, given its teeny-tiny flash. Indoors or out, pictures are invariably sharp and well-lit. (Letting the camera make the decisions has worked well to date; I haven't needed to get into the manual settings.)
I would recommend getting a second battery for the camera and eventually investing in an accessory flash. the pop flash is adequate for casual shooting but a good accessory flash will greatly improve the quality of your indoor and low light pictures. My next investment is going to be a prime 50mm lens since the kit lens has an f stop of 3.5 which doesn't give you as much flexibility for low light shooting. Overall, a great product at a great price. Highly recommend.
Great for post-producing HDR pictures. You can set the range of how strong the under-/overexposure is. Unfortunately unlike other D-SLRs, the Sony A-200 is limited to 0,7. "Why?" I would like to scream at a Sony designer. My old Pentax was able to make a bracket with up to -2/0/+2.
For a new user diving into the world of SLR , I think this is probably the best buy I could have made.I am using the kit lens as well as a 70-300 and the pictures are clear and very sharp.The Stabilisation on the body also helps when using in low light and telephoto. ALL IN ALL , A GREAT BUY !
Answer: wow... you're using the 75-300 and need more zoom?  First try cropping your pictures and see if you can still get decent results... otherwise you're going to have to get better lenses which aren't going to be cheap.