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The intuitive controls and menus make the camera a strong competitor to other entry-level cameras. The fast focusing Live View and tilting LCD panel, however, sets the A350 apart from the pack. If you are in the market for a DSLR, then I can highly recommend the Sony A350.
All in all, the white foam tricked the camera's meter, which resulted in underexposed images for the most part. Nothing was really too far off. A few of the high contrast scenes had some highlights blown out or overly dark areas in the shade; however, I was pretty satisfied with what I got out of in-camera JPEGs from the Sony A350.
Sony has truly revolutionized the use of Live View with the fast and accurate phase difference autofocus . . . . I had high hopes for this feature and, based on my short hands-on time, I can say that Sony delivered on those hopes.
If you have no investment in a DSLR system and you're looking to upgrade from a point-and-shoot or cheaper DSLR, the Sony A350 is the logical choice, and it'll also attract some admiring glances from Canon and Nikon owners too.
With some handy innovative features, the A350 is an easy-to-use, entry-level D-SLR that takes great pictures.
Sony uses that slogan – 'like.no.other'. Dead right. You can not call the Alpha 350 'recommended' or 'best buy' or anything else like that. It is unique at the price, it offers performance features entirely out of line with the expected aims of a new DSLR at £399, and it can do half a dozen things which no competitor can match.
It's certainly a competitively-priced, well-specified camera and one that feels better-constructed than many of its rivals. It's also one that smoothes down the learning curve and will totally satisfy users who aren't familiar with what the best modern DSLRs are capable of.
Camera performance was excellent in most areas. The DSLR-A350 is ready to start taking pictures as soon as you flip the power switch. The camera focuses very quickly, except in low light, where things were a little sluggish. Shutter lag wasn't an issue (even when using live view), and shot-to-shot delays were minimal.
Excellent performance and great image quality combine neatly within in an easy to use body and good price that make the Sony Alpha 350 worthy of serious consideration.
The standard of images from the A350 is generally very high. Even when the camera may struggle, features such as the Dynamic Range Optimiser and adjusting parameters of white balance presets make tweaks easy to carry out.
Based on our DxO Analyzer 3.1 Blur tests of A350 images shot using a 100-300mm zoom set to 200mm, this sensor-shift system delivered between 2.5 and 3 stops of improvement, similar to the A100 and slightly less than the A700.
My first impression of the Sony A350 is an excellent one. It is a pleasant camera, quite well-organized and beautifully designed. On top of that it is a solid camera and with the abundance of accessories in the back of my mind, it is also a camera that could be the start of a long relationship with Sony.
Having reviewed several digital SLRs in the past few months, I can summarize the Sony A200 and A350 in two sentences: They're simple to use and take good pictures, and you don't have to wade through complicated menus to use them. It's refreshing.
Most of the recent DSLR cameras feature Live View that was pioneered by Olympus, but Sony takes the feature from checklist novelty to a truly useful viewing alternative. This makes the transition easier for point-and-shoot users accustomed to Live View composing with the LCD screen.
Low-light performance was very good, with accurate colours in long exposures (up to 30 seconds) and no apparent noise in exposures up to ISO 800. Colour noise became evident at ISO 3200 but at a relatively low level, although some shadow detail was lost with this setting. Neither of the noise reduction processing settings produced visible image softening but they did provide an obvious reduction in both colour and pattern noise.
Having reviewed several digital SLRs in the past few months, I can summarize the Sony A200, A300 and A350 in two sentences: They're simple to use and take good pictures, and you don't have to wade through complicated menus to use them. It's refreshing.
The A300 is essentially an A200 with the tilting screen and live view, while the A350 is an A300 with a more pixel-dense sensor. In addition to the live view mode switch that mechanically blocks off the optical viewfinder, the A3XX cameras get a button to zoom in on the live view image.
SAN DIEGO, Jan. 30, 2008 – Sony is bringing live-view shooting to its digital SLR camera line with today's (alpha) DSLR-A350 camera and 10.2-megapixelintroduction of a 14.2-megapixel α (alpha) DSLR-A300 model. Both cameras feature new technologies that make picture taking faster, easier, and more familiar for first-time DSLR users.
They both offer Sony's new "Quick AF Live View" technology so you can frame photos on the camera's LCD without sacrificing auto-focusing speed common to other live-view systems.
Sony's innovative Pentamirror Tilt mechanism directs light to a dedicated live view image sensor, enabling fast and responsive TTL phase-detection auto-focusing, even during live view.
Eliminating the focus delay of other systems, the new models are equally responsive whether using live view or optical viewfinder.
Taking further advantage of Quick AF Live View is the models' variable angle 2.7-inch Clear Photo LCD ™ screen. This makes it easy to frame scenes from high or low positions difficult to reach when using an eye-level viewfinder.
With Live View and an adjustable LCD, the cameras do not need to be in front of the user's face, allowing parents, for example, to maintain eye-contact when photographing their children.
High sensitivity operation at ISO 1600 and 3200 and very low noise are made possible by the user-selectable high-ISO noise reduction features. Sony's D-Range Optimizer delivers suitable tonality and exposures with rich shadow and highlight detail, even under high contrast situations.
The DSLR-A300 model can shoot about three continuous frames per second and the DSLR-A350 model can shoot up to two-and-a-half continuous frames per second, when using the optical viewfinder. Both are powered by the Bionz processing engine and supplied InfoLITHIUMTM battery for fast start-up times, quick response and long battery life – up to 730 shots per full charge when using the optical viewfinder and up to 410 shots per full charge in live-view mode.
The DSLR-A300 kit with a DT 18-70mm f3.5-5.6 standard zoom lens will ship in April for about $800. The DSLR-A350 camera body will be available in March for about $800, and the DSLR-A350 kit with a DT 18-70mm f3.5-5.6 3.9x zoom lens will be available for about $900 at the same time. Both models will be available at sonystyle.com, Sony Style® retail stores (www.sonystyle.com/retail ), military base exchanges, and authorized dealers nationwide. Pre-orders begin online today at www.sonystyle.com/dslr.
It is NOT Japanese. It is Chinese. And the tag of a300 and a350 has been removed.
I now have over 500 real world Sony Alpha DSLR images posted at Sonolta.com. It looks as if Sony is covering all corners of the market…and soon!
These live view kits will sell like hotcakes.
The a350 is awesome. Live View and lightweight. I just wish it had PC tethered shooting.
I want to buy DSLR but I am confusing which one is the best.
I am looking for Canon 40D or Sony Alpha 350. Anyone can help ?.
@ Joost Maluw… well the best camera, hard to tell I think. The camera must be sutable for your kind of photography. As a A350 owner I can say the A350 does a fine job for me. My type of photography, portret, architectural, landscape. I don't need high frame rates, or high iso.
If you are a sportsphotographer the A350 will not be the right one, than your better of with the Canon.
In general I want to say that even a cheap camera can make great images. It's having a eye for the moment and the feeling for composition that makes the difference. On my website I have some of my best work, the ones I like the most are made with a Canon Ixus and a Minolta A2. (The noise an vigneting are a PS job).
Hoep to have help you a little, goodluck with your next camera.
I purchased the a350 over Canon and Nikon because I had a full inventory of Minolta lenses from the days of film. The a350 works perfectly with these lenses, perhaps even better than the included Sony lens. Images are excellent. The flip up screen is nice, but if you protect with a mounted screen protector, you can no longer use the flip feature.
I have one on my A350 to, don't even notice that is mounted.


The good news is motorcycle deaths dropped 2% in the first nine months of last year. The bad news is they began to climb again at the end of that period. Rising gas prices means more folks are going to ride. Here's how to stay safe.Montana Motorcycle Rider Safety is an organization that can make you a better rider. They have both beginning and advanced rider courses.
This will be my 41st year of riding a motorcycle. I've not been without a bike in all that time and I ride a lot. But that doesn't mean I can't continue to learn.
I took the advanced rider course a couple of years ago and learned a lot.
So, whether you're a beginner, a returning rider, or a long-time high-miler check it out. Could be the best few hours you've spent in a long time.


They made accessories of themselves and others. They lived by aesthetics. The right physique. The right magazine left, unread but skimmed, on the right worktop. Their unused, designer golf clubs sitting next to their skeletal framed racing bikes. Bikes that would squeal and throw up their handlebars should mud ever touch their shiny paintwork.


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Q: Adding transaction support to embedded jetty/GWT RemoteServiceServlet without Spring? GWT's servlet implementation has onBefore/onAfterDeserialization which would give me a hook with which to start and stop transactions without doing anything fancy, however those methods don't allow me to properly check for error conditions after the service method got invoked, I just have access to the serialized return value, not directly to any exception that might have been thrown, so deciding whether to roll back or not is not possible that way without rewriting parts the GWT servlet.
I was thinking about using aspectj's compile-time weaving. However, this does not work with Netbeans' compile-on-save feature because the module needs to be recompiled using the aspectj compiler.
How about LTW (load-time-weaving)? Is there any way (or example) to add LTW to the webapp container without using the Spring framework?
I was also thinking about using AOP based on Java dynamic proxies, ie. to put a proxy in front of the servlet. Again, the question arises how to tell the Jetty WebApp container to load the proxy instead of the original servlet.
Or is there any ready-to-use solution out there already?

A: I think you could overwrite a combination of
public String processCall(RPCRequest rpcRequest) from RemoteServiceServlet and RPC.invokeAndEncodeResponse to do what you want.
Not ideal, as you need to copy/paste a few lines of code, but they really are only a few.
I myself hit the same problems as I needed some customizations, and relevant methods didn't had the access modifier that I needed, so I ended up copy/pasting some portions.
I can't comment on the rest of your question, but I don't expect to find any ready-to-use solutions, as GWT-RPC doesn't seem to have any new fans out there; just people maintaining legacy systems. Therefore, I expect that you either don't find anything or find solutions that are no longer maintained.

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Does "everyone mess around everywhere" in our project/do we have an organisational deficiency?
I wonder if someone more qualified than his/her manager can be paid more. Is it customary/expected and/or a rule stating that a manager should have a better salary than all of their subordinates?
(How) should I report negative feedback from others to my boss?
Can a prospective employer find out about someone's past sick record?
How do I get a recruiter to give more details about a role before scheduling a phone call with them?
How should I address a recruiter using the wrong name?
Possibly converting from intern to full time. When / if to ask about pay?


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Whether you're traveling to Prague on a budget or you just want to get the most "bang for your buck" while you're here, here are the top free things to do in the Czech capital—from galleries to museums, events and highly entertaining city tours.
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ARCOS Clasica, Santoku knife 18cm Akis Petretzikis.
In order to create this line of knives, Akis is collaborating with the well-known Spanish company ARCOS, which specializes in manufacturing cutlery for both professional and home use. Japanese chefs never part with this knife. It allows you to finely chop or dice meat, poultry, fish and vegetables with accuracy and precision.
This is a much lighter knife, compared to the rest of the knives on the European market.
If you get used to this knife you won't be able to cook without it! It helps you cut accurately and with great ease.


Our friend Brittany over at Addison's Wonderland is renovating her historic home. In addition to adding value and style, she is putting her personal touch on every space. It's absolutely amazing! If you haven't seen the work that's been done so far, you will definitely be inspired when you check it out!
Brittany recently created a dining table to fill the space in her breakfast area. Adding both form and function, Brittany wanted something different than your standard 4-legged table. She chose the Tall Old World Pedestal Kit (Part #1146) for the project. The project was super simple. Just attach the legs, finish, and attach the top!
Brittany gives more insight into her table, as well as her entire space on the Addison's Wonderland Blog. Check out how you can create the table of your dreams! And if you're inspired by Brittany's table, go ahead and build your own. Pick up your double pedestal kit on the Osborne website!


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June 8, 2016 CreativityBottega Veneta, Cymbeline, Dolce&Gabbana, Formal Friday, Giorgio Armani, Iman, Marimekko, Teemu Muurimäki, Tero Saarinen, VillisilkkiCarina Chela
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He grew up listening to his mother's sewing machine and he inherited her passion for making clothes. His road took him to Helsinki's University of Art and Design (Aalto University) and his skills didn't go unnoticed. Shortly after graduation he started working for the biggest names in the fashion industry from Dolce&Gabbana to Giorgio Armani and Bottega Veneta. Teemu Muurimäki became an internationally known top fashion designer. After almost 15 years of living abroad he decided to settle down in Helsinki with his Sydneysider ratter dog Jasper. In 2014, together with four friends, Muurimäki launched his own high-quality men's collection Formal Friday. He is also known as one of Marimekko's designers.
How did it all start?
Well, at home. My mother was a seamstress and I used to take the leftover fabric pieces that she threw away after sewing. I made all sorts of things out of those small pieces of fabric. So I was pretty good at sewing already when I was a kid. When I went to high school I stood out because of my sewing skills. But for me it was just natural, it was like writing, I never even thought that it was something special or weird.
Tell us about when you started working with mannequins?
As a university student I was working in Villisilkki, a silk fabric shop in Helsinki. One day the window dresser didn't come to work and the owner was desperate. She had to leave so she gave me the keys and said, "Do something". There were two beautiful big windows and two mannequins. So with a pin I started to drape, and I loved that! For the next seven years I made window displays for that shop. People from the neighbourhood told me that they took evening walks and went past the shop just to see the window. That's how I learnt the design technique of draping mannequins.
Then you went to Paris?
Yes, I started to work for Cymbeline, one of the leading European bridal wear companies. That was my first big fashion house. But after five years there I wanted something else.
How difficult was it to get a job in other fashion houses?
I tried to network. I had a contact in Paris. Every time I went to a bar or to clubs someone would say they would help me. But that never happened. In the end I used the Internet.
How did you get a job with Dolce&Gabbana?
I just googled Dolce&Gabbana headquarters, sent a cover letter, my CV and some sketches. I sent seventy letters; I was bombing everyone, HR, head of collections, creative director… I got about 30 letters saying no thank you. At some point I thought I could wallpaper my bathroom with letters from Dior and Channel saying "Monsieur Muurimaki, Non, merci…" But then I received a phone call from Dolce&Gabbana. The moment I remember for the rest of my life was when I flew from Paris to Milan and there behind the door I thought "Oh my god, it's happening!" Because of my bridal wear experience I started working with celebrity evening gowns.
You have a nice story about someone you drew as a kid. Tell us about that.
Photo: Anna Riikonen
I always liked drawing and when I was about 14 years old I gave my big brother a drawing of Iman, David Bowie's widow. I saw her in some fashion magazine. About 15 years later I saw a picture of Iman wearing a dress I designed. That was one of those wow moments. When I designed celebrity dresses I was never told beforehand whom the dress was for. I've seen them after on celebrities but in pictures.
You came back to Finland and launched Formal Friday. What's that about?
This is returning to men's wear, which I always wanted to do. The name came from when I was working in Australia. My friends and I were always wearing t-shirts and jeans and our boss was complaining about how her designer team dressed. So one day we went to work with jackets and ties and it was fantastic because everyone loved it! We started doing it every Friday but with a relaxed twist. We called that day Formal Friday. In our Formal Friday clothing we use merino wool, which is durable and easy to maintain. It's commonly used in outdoor and sports clothing. Merino wool is really big; I didn't know that when we started.
What is your design process?
The designing process is like an unpacking process at its best. I don't know where it's leading me and I think that's the only way to create something new. Once you create something it stays in your mind. It's like having a library of ideas or elements in your head. It could be shapes, volumes, materials, and with experience you get more and more elements.
What about inspiration?
Movies inspire me, travelling or seeing things. Even architecture can inspire me. Sometimes I have a picture of a building and I can start thinking what kind of dress could I make with that shape. I play with ideas. But for inspiration I think it's important to get away from fashion.
What do you enjoy most as a designer?
When I'm working here in Finland I can do anything I want, wedding gowns, evening dresses… the best thing as a designer is to be able to do many different things. I'm really interested in how fabric moves, in its movements. I also enjoy making costumes for contemporary dance. I have made costumes for Tero Saarinen's dance performance. Now I'm working on his next performance.
I do a lot of sports, go to the cinema, and listen to music. And I go for walks with Jasper
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Using a domestic employee turns out to be a great help, since it allows you to appreciate two or three free hours, which you can use to achieve something inventive and profitable. These days, everyone is making great efforts to improve their lifestyle, devoting extra time to work to earn more money and ignoring the normal tasks of the family unit. If you are also one of the individuals who consider that your end of the full week was destroyed due to the tasks of the family unit, read on to find out how to manage the equivalent.
First, hire a part time maid. Trust me, go for an expert maid. However, before obtaining a maid, the first and most important thing to choose is whether you need a full-time or part-time-maid. If you are thinking about hiring a full-time maid, she will end up being a powerful part of your home. It is important for him to choose the right person, since he will remain at home in his absence with his family and children. It is positively not easy to locate a reliable maid, who can make a decent bond with her family.
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The Migration Studies Working Group invites OSU graduate students and faculty, as well as Columbus-based community organizations and teachers, to send a proposal for a paper, or for a roundtable or interactive workshop, for our second annual Migration Studies Symposium, a full day event on Friday, March 2, 2018. Interventions may directly or indirectly connect to the theme "Walls and Passages"; they are interested in a variety of interpretations of and responses to this phrase. This interdisciplinary symposium will offer a forum for sharing and discussing a range of current work connected with migration experiences and migration studies. In curating this event, they welcome opportunities to collaborate and are especially interested in creating space for conversations that bridge community building, advocacy, teaching, and scholarly work.
Please send your 150-word proposal to migrationstudiesworkinggroup@gmail.com by Dec. 31, 2017.
If you would like to volunteer for this event, please contact the Migration Studies Working Group at the email address above.
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