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Alfred.
The 390 is a current camera. So the body is about $10K give or take. Gotta add around $2K minimum for a minimum lens, $700 for a charger for Sony LiOn batteries in V-mount and between $500 & $1K each for the batteries. The 300 costs about $3K for one in good shape with around 500 hours on the heads. A complete 300, minimum lens & batteries should run between $5K & $6K. The 300A just a little more. Once you are in to a Sony 1/2" system, you can trade bits to upgrade. As you can with any camera system. 300 is sort of the basic camera of the family. The 300A added i-Link. The 370 added CCU capability. The 390 added better low-light capability. Any of them take superb pictures. Privately Sony will tell you that if you stick to 4:3, the 300 series is a good as the 500 series in terms of image quality. And the 300 is a ton lighter than the 500. |
Thanks Mike.
I just wanted to check if there was a big difference since you said that you'd probably upgrade yours? Better low-light capability is something that you really can't get enough of!! (Didn't know of the 300a either..) Sorry Andreas, didn't mean to hi-jack your thread. Thanks again. |
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