The Sony Alpha 100 (aka DSLR-A100) is the first digital single lens reflex produced by Sony, and is the result of the company's acquisition of the digital imaging division of Konica Minolta; explaining the family resemblance between the Alpha 100 and the Dynax 5D. The shell of the Alpha 100 is entirely made of lightly textured black polycarbonate over a metal frame, and the only area covered by a non-slip surface is the front-facing part of the grip, which provides a reasonably secure hold on the camera.



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