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Sony DSLR Alpha A300K Digital Camera has an image resolution of 10.2 mega-pixels and has live-view functions. This DSLR camera’s dimensions are 130.8mm x 98.5mm x 74.7mm and its weight is 582 gm. It has a 2.7-inch LCD screen for viewing images, shoot images and optional real time viewing. The screen resolution is 230k pixels. A mechanical switch offers to toggle between using the live-view LCD or the viewfinder for composing. This DSLR has a  rechargeable Lithium-ion battery which has a battery life of up-to 750 shots.

Sony DSLR Alpha A300K Digital Camera can shoot continuously at the rate of 3 fps for sports and 2 fps for live view. It can shoot in RAW mode, RAW+JPEG mode and standard JPEG mode. This DSLR delivers high quality images even in dim light. This camera has 3.89x optical zoom. It has an inbuilt flash. Commonly used settings are accessible from the top of the camera, menu controls are available on the back and all settings are viewable on the display. This camera’s anti-dust technology prevents deterioration of images due to dust particles.
This Sony DSLR camera can capture live video and moving objects with precision. It has dial settings for landscape, portraits, and sunsets. It also offers in-camera image stabilization. Features like saturation, nighttime, and black-and-white settings are easily accessible within the menu. Manual settings are easy to dial up, as are the aperture and shutter-priority modes.
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Within the keen competition of DSLR market, it is normal for the new models to be released from time to time, and little rumors about such new release are provoking big echo. This time, the rumor was come from the conversion program of RAW file, while shows several words of “Rebel XS / 1000D”. Although there is no photos or description, but we can deduce that this new model should be the lowest-end version (the DSLR from Canon always use the bigger number to name the lower-end version).

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