Sony's first full-frame DSLR — 24.6MP with A-mount and in-body SteadyShot.
The Sony A900 (DSLR-A900) launched in 2008 as Sony's first full-frame DSLR — a 24.6MP full-frame sensor with in-body SteadyShot stabilisation. It was significant as the first full-frame camera with sensor-based IS.
The 24.6MP full-frame CMOS sensor delivered excellent resolution for 2008. In-body SteadyShot works with ALL A-mount lenses — including Minolta-era glass. 9-point AF with 10 assist points. 5fps burst. No video.
A-mount. Magnesium alloy body at 850g. 3-inch LCD at 921k dots. 100% viewfinder. Dual CF and Memory Stick slots. Built-in flash. Full weather sealing. The first FF camera with sensor IS.
Available used at budget to mid-range prices. A-mount discontinued. The first FF with IBIS was historically significant. 24.6MP still produces excellent detail. For A-mount lens owners wanting budget full-frame. Check shutter count.