Sony A550 Dslr Vs Nikon D850

Sony A550 Dslr Vs Nikon D850: Comparing the Sony A550 DSLR to the Nikon D850, two highly regarded cameras, can help photographers make an informed decision. While the Sony A550 offers impressive features like a high-resolution sensor and fast autofocus, the Nikon D850 boasts a superior image quality, exceptional dynamic range, and advanced shooting capabilities. Both cameras have their strengths, and understanding their differences can aid photographers in selecting the ideal tool for their specific needs.

Feature	Sony A550 DSLR	Nikon D850
Resolution	14.2 megapixels	45.7 megapixels
Sensor Type	APS-C CMOS	Full-frame CMOS
ISO Range	ISO 200-12800	ISO 64-25600 (expandable to 32-102400)
Autofocus Points	9	153
Continuous Shooting Speed	7 frames per second	9 frames per second (7 frames per second with battery grip)
Image Stabilization	In-body image stabilization	None (Lens-based stabilization)
Video Recording	720p HD video recording	4K UHD video recording
Viewfinder Type	Optical viewfinder	Optical viewfinder
LCD Screen	3-inch tilting LCD	3.2-inch tilting touchscreen LCD
Built-in Flash	Yes	No
Memory Card Slots	1 (Memory Stick Pro Duo/SDHC)	2 (XQD/SD)
Battery Life	Approx. 950 shots per charge	Approx. 1840 shots per charge
Weight	Approx. 599g (body only)	Approx. 1005g (body only)