Sony's first DSLR from 2006 with built-in stabilisation, stabilising all Minolta AF lenses at budget pricing.
The Sony A100 is the first Sony Alpha DSLR camera, released approximately 2006 following Sony's acquisition of Konica Minolta's camera division. Combines Sony sensor technology with the Minolta A-mount legacy. Sony A mount.
10.2MP APS-C CCD sensor. Sony A mount (Minolta A-mount compatible). 9-point AF. Anti-Dust vibration sensor cleaning. Super SteadyShot IBIS. At approximately 545g body. Sony A mount.
The A100 was Sony's entry into the DSLR market — launching the Sony Alpha brand on the foundation of Minolta's A-mount system. Full compatibility with all Minolta A-mount lenses provided an instant lens ecosystem. Super SteadyShot (IBIS) was a key differentiator.
On the used market the Sony A100 is a vintage first-generation Sony Alpha DSLR. Condition checks: CCD sensor, Super SteadyShot function, AF accuracy, shutter count. Sony A mount — all Minolta A and Sony A lenses compatible.