Digital Cameras Ratings

Sony Cybershot DSC-T10 7.2 MP Digital Camera (White) Review

admin — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 14:36:40 +0000

The T10 has a great design and feels very well built. It is tiny but feels quite solid in the hand. The on-off mechanism (you flip the built in lens cover down and up) is undeniably cool, and the camera is very speedy both when you turn it on and from pic to pic. On paper it sounds like a great social situation/party ultracompact camera. Small enough to always have with you, ISO to 1000, optical image stabilization for shaky hands. Unfortunately the specs don’t tell the whole story. In situations where there is plenty of light I think the T10 takes nice sharp pictures. However indoors you have 2 options: turn off the flash and increase the ISO – this often results in blurry, grainy pics above ISO 400 (the 800 and 1000 ISO settings are not very useful), OR use the flash and get washed-out faces with glowing demon eyes despite using the red-eye reduction mode. The flash is too bright and doesn’t adjust it’s output according to the situation.The red-eye is a real problem as it is in every pic of a person or pet and very pronounced and hard to get rid of in post-processing. Another negative is the movie mode. It works OK in bright light, although I wasn’t super impressed with the picture quality. However in dim light the camera doesn’t increase increase its ISO and you can’t use the flash during a movie, so many of my movies came out really grainy and dark-looking. You might think it a plus to be able to zoom during movie mode – but when you do this the camera keeps changing its focus, even on objects that are fairly still, so you get a disconcerting intermittent blurriness in your movies. Finally, I thought the battery life was MUCH shorter than Sony claims it to be.

Since so many of my pictures are taken at night/indoors, I returned the camera and got a Fuji F31fd, which I am very happy with. The Fuji has very useful functions for me: face detection, which optimizes focus and exposure for faces even if they are not in the middle of the picture; usable high ISO settings; “Intelligent Flash” (the flash alters its output so you don’t get the washed-out faces); and “Natural plus Flash” setting which takes 2 pictures in a row, one with and one without flash so you can choose which you like better.

Product Description
The powerful and stylish Cyber-shot(R) DSC-T10 digital camera from Sony is perfect for holding on to life’s unexpected moments. Its 7.2 Megapixel Super HAD(TM) CCD imager captures spectacular, true-to-life digital pictures. Plus, with an enhanced ISO 1000 rating, you can be sure to enjoy realistic images with impressive clarity and precise image reproduction. Sony’s Dual Blur Free Technology, including Super SteadyShot(R) image stabilization system, compensates for hand shake and jitter while shooting, helping to recreate a sharper digital image. Anti-reflective 2.5? Hybrid Clear Photo LCD Plus also offers the freedom to shoot from any angle without distortion or light interference. Capture more with optional Memory Stick(R) Duo media. Camera also has 56MB internal memory for out-of-the-box or emergency use. Choose from eleven Photo Modes, including ?Beach?, ?Landscape?, or ?High Sensitivity? for blur-free capturing of fast moving scenes. Experience the style and performance of Sony’s Cyber-shot(R) DSC-T10 digital camera for your life and style. 56MB Internal Memory -If you forget to bring your Memory Stick(R) Duo media along, don’t worry! Capture and store your images directly with the DSC-T10’s internal memory though we strongly urge that a 1GB card is recommended for practical use Image Slideshow with Music 3x Optical Zoom (6x Precision Digital Zoom) Folded Path System; Smart Zoom (14x Shooting in VGA video mode) with Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar Lens F3.5-4.3, 38-114mm (35mm equivalent)Real Imaging ProcessorDirect Slideshow ButtonMPEG Movie VX (Standard/ Fine)Multi-Point AF/Center-Weighted AF/Spot AF/ Single AF/Monitoring AF16 – 9 Display Mode

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Canon PowerShot SD1100IS 8MP Digital Camera (Pink) Review

admin — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 14:15:55 +0000

If you need a solid, reliable, and stylish point-and-shoot ultracompact digital camera that produces high-quality images, then the new Canon PowerShot SD1100IS may be right for you.

I am an advanced amateur photographer and own 2 Canon digital cameras (G2 and 20D).Both have served me well over the years but recently I have found myself needing a decent ultracompact camera that I can easily carry with me at all times for unexpected photo-ops.

Other current Canon models that I also researched before my purchase of the “bohemian brown” SD1100IS included the SD950IS and the SD1000.

Here is my take on the SD1100IS:

Strengths:
- 8MP CCD sensor with DigicIII processor (excellent resolution images with good dynamic range)
- Solid construction (most of body made of anodized aluminum)
- Feels sturdy and well-balanced in the hands
- Easy to use (logical user-interface) with minimal need to consult owner’s manual for basic operation
- Multiple shooting modes to fit variety of situations (action/sports mode is a glaring omission but read section below to see possibly why)
- Advanced metering system with accurately exposed pics in even “tricky” situations (great balance of highlights and shadows)
- Tack-sharp images (much more so with sufficient lighting and use of built-in flash)
- Macro mode can result in stunning close-ups with outstanding level of detail
- Optical IS feature helpful when shooting in either low-light conditions with flash off or at telephoto lengths
- Fast start-up with acceptable shutter-lag (when not using flash)
- Bright 2.5″ LCD monitor (100% coverage, 230k pixels) made of polycrystalline silicon; fairly scratch-resistant (can’t vouch if this applies to keys and coins)
- Optical viewfinder (though only a tiny peephole, it is essential when LCD glare and washout become an issue shooting in bright sunlight or when LCD cannot be used as battery power is nearly depleted)
- Camera made in Japan (at least those from the 1st shipment; this easily may be subject to change)

Limitations:
- Lack of manual control over aperture, shutter speed, and focusing (for the obssessive control-freaks)
- Noise is noticeable beginning at ISO 400 (ISO 800 still useable but probably for only 4×6 images; ISO 1600 mostly unuseable)
- Fastest shutter speed is 1/1500 sec (not fast enough to stop action for some sporting activities)
- Auto-focus speed inadequate to follow fast-moving subjects
- Shutter-lag accentuated with flash on (precious Canon moments lost while waiting for flash to recharge)
- Cannot adjust focus or optical zoom while shooting in movie mode (focus is fixed for distance selected at first frame, and digital zoom is permitted instead, resulting in significant image quality deterioration)
- Battery/memory card cover and hinge made of plastic (no safety latch that needs to be de-activated first before sliding cover out, in order to prevent accidental opening)
- Minor vignetting and chromatic aberration (albeit, difficult not to expect from compact p&s)
- Pincushion and barrel distortion at the extremes of the focal lengths
- No RAW shooting mode

Battery power in camera mode with LCD monitor on is mostly as advertised, allowing for approximately 240 images.If your budget permits, I recommend investing in a few spare batteries as backups and replacing the supplied 32MB memory card with a pair of 4GB SDHC memory cards–vital purchases if you plan to use the movie mode frequently.

Overall Impression:
Even with some serious limitations inherent to virtually all digital cameras in this class, I am recommending the Canon PowerShot SD1100IS.It does what it’s supposed to do.This camera allows one to take beautiful photographs in an ultracompact, reliable, and elegant device that is both easy and fun to use.

[UPDATE: Since this review, Canon has recently announced 3 new ELPH models that will be released soon....in time for Grad & Dad's Day: the PowerShot SD770IS, SD790IS, and SD890IS.All are redesigned 10MP digital cameras with Optical Image Stabilizer.The saga of the MP race continues.If the same sensor is found in these units as their predecessors and without improving the noise reduction technology, then adding a few more MP can potentially result in noisier images.We'll have to wait and see.The most intriguing of the bunch appears to be the SD790IS, which replaces the SD750 by adding the very useful Optical IS feature and showcasing flat control buttons.Hopefully, the QC has been remedied on this unit as many consumers experienced the dreaded "lens error" nightmare.The SD890IS replaces the SD850IS and may appeal to vacationers and wildlifers needing more reach at the telephoto end.The SD770IS seems a bit curious as it may be in direct competition with the new SD1100IS (which is the natural successor to the wildly popular SD1000); it has 2 additional MP but the feature set appears at first glance to be nearly identical to the less expensive SD1100IS.I would've preferred to have seen upgrades to the SD870IS and the SD950IS, but those will be rolled out undoubtedly later this year....conveniently before the Holidays.

SD770IS: 10MP, 3X Optical zoom (35-105mm), 2.5" LCD monitor, Optical viewfinder, ISO 1600, MSRP $299.99.
SD790IS: 10MP, 3X Optical zoom (35-105mm), 3" LCD monitor, no Optical viewfinder, ISO 1600, MSRP $349.99.
SD890IS: 10MP, 5X Optical zoom (37-185mm), 2.5" LCD monitor, Optical viewfinder, ISO 1600, MSRP $399.99.]

Product Description
Canon’s pink campaign celebrates their 10-year support of the American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer. Included within this pink bundle are the PowerShot SD1100 IS Digital ELPH camera and the SELPHY CP760 Compact Photo Printer, both in Pink Melody. The Canon SD1100 IS Digital ELPH includes an 8-Megapixel 1/2.5″ CCD imager and a 3x optical zoom lens with image stabilization, which covers a range of 38-114mm equivalent. Exposure is fully automatic with 2.0EV of manual exposure compensation and four metering modes to handle difficult lighting along with a ties metering to the camera’s Face Detection system. 13 scene modes keep the camera approachable for beginners. A long-exposure mode in the Canon SD1100 IS ELPH lets you set exposure times as long as 15 seconds manually, and a 2.5″ LCD display for framing images. The Canon ELPH SD1100 IS sports a fairly wide ISO sensitivity range, from 80 to 1600.Shutter Speed -15-1/1500 seconds, Long Shutter operates with noise reduction when manually set at 1.3-15 seconds ISO Sensitivity -Auto, High ISO Auto, ISO 80/100/200/400/800/1600 equivalent Exposure Compensation -2 stops in 1/3-stop increments White Balance Control Built-in Flash -Auto, Red-eye Reduction, Auto Red-eye Correction, Flash On, Flash Off; FE lock, and Slow Synchro Flash Range -12-11 feet Shooting Modes -Auto, Camera M, Portrait, Special Scene (Foliage, Snow, Beach, Sunset, Fireworks, Aquarium, Underwater, Indoor, Kids & Pets) Night Snapshot, Color Accent, Color Swap, Digital Macro, Stitch Assist, and Movie Self-Timer -2-seconds, 10-seconds delay, and Custom Dimensions -3.42 x 2.16 x 0.87 (86.8×54.8×22.0mm); Weight -4.41 ounces

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Olympus Stylus 820 8MP Digital Camera (Blue) Review

admin — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 10:48:04 +0000

This is one of the few ultracompact cameras with a 5x optical zoom.It is very small with a large (2.5″) beautiful LCD screen.It is also packed with useful features.I researched many ultracompact cameras and this one came out on top.The only caveat is that it takes an xD picture card (developed for Olympus and Fuji cameras), which is 3 times more expensive than an sD picture card.Also beware… some of the features of the camera, such as the panorama function, will not work unless you use an Olympus H type xD picture card, which of course, is the most expensive type of xD card.It is still a great camera, but it would be nice if somewhere in the official description of the camera, Olympus had included this information!Some great features:
‘Available Light’ mode for taking indoor photos — useful when the flash washes out the subject, but the scene is too dark without the flash.
‘Image Stabilization’ for low light photos
‘Sunset’ which brings out the reds and yellows
‘Fireworks’ — a great option that makes fireworks photos look fantastic
‘Behind Glass’ which reduces the glare and reflection of subjects taken through glass
‘Documents’ which increases contrast

Some features that are funky:
‘Expression Edit’- this takes a photo and changes the expression of the subject, but makes them look more like a cartoon character
‘Smile Recognition’- when you lock on the subject, the camera takes a photo when the subject smiles (I haven’t gotten this one to work yet, but can’t imagine using it very often either).

The menu system is very easy to use and there is an on camera guide to help you take better photos.

The BEST thing about this camera is the in-camera panoramic function!It is SO cool and easy to do.I love it.

If it wasn’t for the xD card, I would rate it 5 stars.Because of the fact that you are forced to buy the Olympus xD card to get all of the functions to work, I rate it 4.5 stars.

Product Description
Shoot in rain or shine, at the beach or on the slopes. Sealed and coated in all the right places, the Stylus 820 resists water, snow and dust. It’s amazing to see 5x optical zoom in a digital camera this thin. Previewing, composing, shooting and sharing are so much easier and more enjoyable with this bright, premium-sized 2.7-inch HyperCrystal LCD.

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Kodak EasyShare Z650 Refurbished Digital Camera Review

admin — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 06:05:53 +0000

I LOVE this thing, had it for 5 months now. It is easy to use, easy to upload pics to PC. The ZOOM is FANTASTIC. Preview screen is big. I even bought a refurbished one and I have had NO problems at all. Can not use regular alkaline batteries in this. I have rechargeable ones which I don’t care for cause you have to always have them charging. I got one “CRV3 Kodak” non- rechargeable battery with the camera and it lasted me for 2 months before it died and I was using flash and d/l them online with the same battery. I bought a lot of them on Amazon or ebay for cheap. Def the way to go if your traveling.

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Kodak Easyshare CD33 3.1MP 3X Optical Zoom Digital Camera Review

admin — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 22:21:14 +0000

Now, I have to include a disclaimer here: most of my previous digital cameras have been crappy 640×480 ones, like inside the Palm Zire 71 and those “pen sized cams” you see in toy aisles now for $14.I am used to mediocrity.

I was on the hunt for another brand I saw on clearance someplace, and instead the manager showed me this particular model which at the time wasn’t due to be on the shelf for another week. The price was the same, so I took a chance.I loved it!Took some time to read up on the proper usage, but once I figured things out I was very pleased.Nice crisp shots; bright flash.Having the ability to record video (320×200) directly to Quicktime .mov format is a nice bonus that I didn’t think I’d use, but I found myself using it once or twice.

My only gripe would have to be that you can’t charge it via the USB connection.Instead, they have a dock that you charge it on (sold seperately for another $50), or you can do the battery recharge shuffle.

Product Description
Through the years, Kodak has led the way with an abundance of new products and processes that have made photography simpler, more useful and more enjoyable. Today, the company’s work increasingly involves digital technology, combining the power and convenience of electronics with the quality of traditional photography to produce systems that bring levels of utility and fun to the taking, “making” and utilization of images.PRODUCT FEATURES:Smile from shoot to share thanks to friendly features and beautiful pictures;3.1 MP for amazing-quality prints up to 11 ? 14 in. (28 ? 36 cm);3X optical zoom, 5X advanced digital zoom;On-camera Share button and Favorites feature;On-camera cropping;KODAK Color Science;Continuous QVGA video featuring audio capture;13 easy-to-access scene modes and 3 color modes.

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Olympus Stylus FE-280 8MP Digital Camera (Black) Review

admin — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 14:56:12 +0000

Well, my camera works great!:-)

Before I started, I decided to quickly read the owner’s manual, as I wanted to make sure that I could get some immediate, good results before I left on my vacation to Canada!(I didn’t want to leave with my new toy, not knowing how to use it. )

Over the past several weeks:

- I’ve snapped sunrises, sunset photos, both in low-light condition and the quality has been great!Nothing to complain about.It’s just a simple, point ‘n shoot camera that works well!

- During my trip, I took over 300 photos.Not one of them came out blurry, even through some of them (like the picture of the sheep — see the photo gallery) were taken in a hurry from a slow moving vehicle.I had one chance, and only a couple of seconds to snap the picture — and I think it came out well!

- This camera captures the vivid colors in the photo.I’ve taken family photos and it seems to always focus upon their faces, and not upon the background wall, etc, which is a nice feature.

- I’ve snapped close up pictures of flowers and other items.No problem there either.

Seriously, I love my camera.No, it’s not the Rolex of digital cameras, nor is it one of those “pricey” DSLRs — but for me, it’s just a simple, point ‘n shoot camera that takes wonderful photos.In fact, I never told my family that I had purchased a new camera, but it didn’t take them long to figure it out, as they quickly noticed that the quality of my photos vastly improved.

Just reporting my experience with my camera!Hope this helps.

Product Description
Digital photography made easy! Built-in help guides, one-touch Operations, preset scene modes, and a large LCD are just a few of the features that make using the FE-280 simple and fun. This amazingly slim, sleek, full metal body is so thin that you can fashionably fit it in your pocket, take it anywhere you go, and never miss a photo-op. Prevent and correct blurry images without a computer! Digital Image Stabilization mode freezes the action with high ISO sensitivity and faster shutter speed to capture sharp images even if you or your subject is moving, while Digital Image Stabilization Edit uses built-in gyro sensors to track camera movement so you can fix blurry images right in the camera.

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Nikon COOLPIX S510 8 Megapixel Digital Camera – Silver Review

admin — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 12:39:27 +0000

Nikon COOLPIX S510 8 Megapixel Digital Camera – Silver

I’m a digital portrait photographer, and I have a DSLR and alot of equipment that I lug around whenever I’m on a shoot. My digital SLR is a workhorse… however, it’s heavy and it’s an expensive camera (not to mention the lenses that I work with), and it’s just not practical or logical to carry it around when I’m not doing a formal shoot with a client.

So, I looked into getting a small, compact, and cheap (money-wise) point-and-shoot camera that I could slip into my pocket or my purse for everyday moments, that I could whip out at any second and start taking pictures.
I had a Canon SD800 IS for awhile… and while it was an okay camera, it tended to blow out the highlights more often than not… so I searched again… and knowing that Nikon tends to be a bit more conservative with highlights, I came across this little camera, the s510.
I didn’t need a high-end point-and-shoot. I already have my DSLR, and high end compacts tend to be larger than a pocket… and I wanted something cheap, around $150 or so, and this fit the ticket.

The image quality is good, if you’re not expecting gallery quality photos, but it’s still great for prints up to 8×10, at least… it’s great for snapshots of friends, family, kids, pets…. it’s an everyday camera. The video quality is something I am impressed with, taking decent sized videos that look great, especially in the right lighting conditions… but the audio is so-so, so if you’re looking for a camera that’ll take clear sound files, look elsewhere.

It is definitely for people with smaller hands… if you have bigger, bulky hands, then you’ll find the small buttons annoying, especially the zoom. I’m a young female with average hands, and I don’t have a problem with it, but my boyfriend, who has much larger hands, can’t stand it.

Overall, it’s a fantastic camera if you’re not expecting miraculous pictures all the time, and if you’re just looking for a small (and it is indeed a very, VERY small camera) that you can store in your pocket or purse.

I found this review, http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/CPS510/CPS510A.HTM ,
very helpful, if you are interested in this camera.

Product Description
Seize the day, moment by photogenic moment, with the Nikon Coolpix S510. With the 3x zoom Nikkor lens, you’ve got the quality optics to capture a great image, while the 8.1 megapixels ensure a fine high resolution for large prints and images. This model also has VR Optical Image Stabilization built in, eliminating motion blur from even the shakiest photographer’s work. High Response allows the camera to power-up within 0.7 seconds and shutter delay of only 5ms. You can use the One Touch Portrait Button to focus on faces and instantly fix red-eye, and the Auto adjusts up to ISO 2000, so you can even shoot in low light. When you’re done, you can review and show off your pictures on the 2.5 inch high definition LCD monitor. Finally, itsslim, compact design lets it find a home in any pocket or bag until the next memorable moment comes along. 2.5-inch high-level contrast LCD monitor with anti-reflection coatingHigh sensitivity of up to ISO 2000, High-Sensitivity modeThree Unique Nikon Image Innovations for high performance – Face-priority AF, In-Camera Red-Eye Fix and D-LightingFace-priority AF can be selected outside of Scene Modes Stores images on SD and SDHC memory cards (13MB memory built-in, additional 1GB memory card or higher recommended) Sophisticated wave-surface design characteristic of COOLPIX S seriesSlim and compact, stylish silver exterior Aluminum front panel exuding a sense of high quality, metal-plated side panelAV out for viewing images on TV screenUSB for data transfer to Windows PC or Macintosh computer Unit Dimensions -(W x H x D) -Approx. 3.5 x 2.0 x 0.9 in (88 x 51 x 22mm) excluding projections Weight -Approx. 4.4 oz (125 g) without battery and SD memory card

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Canon PowerShot A640 10MP Digital Camera Review

admin — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 09:47:11 +0000

First, something that shouldn’t matter: it’s a darn attractive camera.Yes, it’s plastic, but it really does set itself apart from the 8mp A630 in beauty.Like that camera, it is too big to be a shirt-pocket camera, and while better than most compact cameras, the 4x zoom can be beat in length.

Using the camera, it has a good weight and feel for average sized hands. The use of AA batteries helps keep the cost down, and has it’s own advantages, although some may prefer the longer life charges of Lithium-Ion batteries (I do). General, controls are well thought out and easy to use. The zoom is nice and smooth.

For those that prefer an optical viewfinder, Canon is probably the strongest supporter, and this is a better than average viewfinder, although it does not have a diopter adjustment. But you’ll probably never use it with the tremendous 2.5″ rotary screen. Yes, there are 3″ screens on the market, but this dwarfs anything on a hinge! It is a great aid in composing photos at low, high, or other odd angles (photos you simply didn’t take before).

Another feature that gets high praise is the flex-focus system. Today’s AF cameras do a decent job, but occassionally, they just don’t hit on the right focus point. With the flex system, you can determine which point to use. This is simply great for crowded rooms or nature photos where the subject may not be the closest item within the focusing areas.

Control for this price point is very good indeed. Multiple “scene” modes make it easy for the novice (ok, or sometimes lazy pro), while the semi-auto and manual modes give even experienced users all they need.

Like the A630, this camera could have easily been priced $50 to $100 more. The only real competition is the A630, $100 less, 8 meg, and a bit less attractive, more plastic looking silver.

Product Description
Canon’s popular A Series cameras have always stood out from the competition, but PowerShot A640 takes that concept to a whole new level. Experience breathtaking 10.0 megapixel resolution-a first for an A-Series camera – and the power of a 4x optical zoom lens. You’ll have more fun shooting, and make your finished images even more rewarding, with the camera’s exciting array of easy-to-use, high-performance features including 21 shooting modes and ISO800/High ISO Auto settings for much greater ability to shoot in low light. Light Metering Method -Evaluative, Center-weighted average, Spot Metering Exposure Control -Program Auto Exposure (AE), Shutter Speed-Priority AE, Aperture-Priority AE, Manual Shutter Speed Range -15 seconds to 1/2500 second (settable in Tv and M) Automatic, multi-mode electronic-flashStorage Media -SD Memory Card, SDHC Memory Card, MultiMediaCard (MMC) – We recommend purchasing an Optional 1GB SD or MMC memory card. It will allow you to store a lot more Video and images, as well as take advantage of the camera’s high Resolution abilities Shooting Modes -Auto; Creative -P, Av, Tv, M, C; Image -Portrait, Landscape, Night Scene, Special Scene (Foliage, Snow, Beach, Fireworks, Underwater, Indoor, Kids & Pets, Night Snapshot, Color Accent, Color Swap), Stitch Assist, Movie Print/Share Button for direct connection to PictBridge-compatible printers via camera’s USB 2.0 Hi-Speed cable Unit Dimensions (WxHxD) – 4.31 x 2.60 x 1.93 inch (109.4 x 66.0 x 49.0mm); Weight -8.64 oz. / 245g

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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T900 12.1 MP Digital Camera in Black Review

admin — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 05:56:12 +0000

I’m amazed with the so many functionalities that this really small camera have.
I have other semi-professional one and bought this just for use at the parties or beach, but now I’m thinking about using all the time.

Product Description
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T900 camera combines style with power and intelligence. At just over 5/8-inch (16.3mm) thin, the T900 comes in 4 sophisticated colors and has a stylish look. With the T900 taking great pictures is now easier than ever. The iAuto mode goes beyond the traditional auto mode, thinking and working for you; recognizing scenes, lighting conditions, faces, and automatically adjusts camera settings resulting in clearer images, and faces with more natural skin tones and less blur. T900 also features HD Movie mode, recording in 720p and stereo sound for capturing your precious moments on video. Compose, review, and share your memories on the dazzling 3.5-inch high-resolution (921k pixels) touch-screen LCD. The DSC-T900 offers a step up in features and capabilities from the T90 with a larger and higher quality touch-screen LCD, and HDMI output with the included stand and stereo sound for movie recording.

KIT INCLUDES:
* 8GB MEMORY STICK.
* MEMORY CARD READER.
* BATTERY PACK.
* SONY MEMORY WALLET.
* SONY CAMERA CASE.
* LCD SCREEN PROTECTORS.
* MINI TRIPOD.
* CLEANING KIT.
* 25 FREE PRINTS!!!

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Sony Mavica FD5 – Digital camera Review

admin — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 02:56:13 +0000

I own one of the first model Sony Mavica FD5 digital cameras that use an ordinary floppy disk and it makes decent photos.Mine has the lithium battery recharger and is able to take close-ups that are very clear.Compared to the latest digital cameras that are high resolution, you can see the difference but this early model does take very good photos and they are easy to put on any computer with a floppy.

Product Description
Digital Mavica – the world’s first floppy disk digital camera. From internal newsletters to company reports, wherever there’s a story to tell, you can tell it better with pictures taken with a Sony Digital Mavica floppy disk camera.With Sony’s new Digital Mavica still camera, adding pictures and images to make professional looking documents has never been easier. Digital Mavica camera records on a standard computer 3.5″ floppy so you can play it back on virtually any PC.

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