Sony CyberShot DSC-T9 - Review @ DigitalCameraReview
DigitalCameraReview has posted a review on Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T9 and writes:
“With good lighting, this camera takes very pleasing photos that are nice and sharp and well-exposed. The camera is small and light enough to fit in a shirt pocket, and is very portable and fun. In tricky lighting situations, however, the camera’s faults really start to interfere with usefulness of the camera. This is a shame, because you would expect a small and light camera to be used to take pictures at parties, bars, or other situations, all taking place indoors. Because this camera has many problems dealing with tricky lighting, and also due to the “dust problem” I experienced, I would be hard pressed to recommend this camera to beginning photographers or individuals who expect to be able to pick up a camera and “point and shoot” at a subject and get good results.
I was surprised to find a camera that Sony is marketing so heavily as a “low light” camera have so many problems in low light settings. My guess is that Sony’s marketing department spent more time addressing the shortcomings in the T7 than Sony’s engineering department did. As evidenced by my testing, this camera is not a great choice for night shots or low-light situations. As a result, I find it hard to recommend.”
Sony Cybershot DSC T7 VS Nikon Coolpix S3
DCViews has recently compared the Sony Cybershot DSC T7 to Nikon Coolpix S3 and wrote:
The Sony Cybershot T7 and the Nikon Coolpix S3 are both ultra compact digital cameras, which perform, despite their small dimensions and weight, above average. The Coolpix S3 is a real ‘point-and-shoot’-camera with little manual control, but handy automatic features. The Sony T7 works mainly automatic, but gives you more control if necessary. Colors and exposure of the pictures of the Sony T7 are better than with the Nikon S3. On detail and noise the cameras perform the same. The Sony Cybershot T7 and the Nikon Coolpix S3 are both good travel partners in back pocket or handbag, with the T7 as a winner on image quality and ‘looks’. But then again, beauty is in the eyes of the beholder…
Sony Cybershot DSC T7 sample photos
- Samples posted @ DCViews
- Samples posted @ Imaging Resource
- Samples posted @ Photoxels
Nikon Coolpix S3 sample photos
Best $400 Digital Cameras for Christmas
Eventhough DSLR with prices around 700 and up are booming lately, but still most people just don’t have that much camera budget. They want something that less expensive and able to take pretty good photos without worrying about buying expensive lenses.
If you’re shopping for a decent point-and-shoot digital camera for yourself or for your christmas presents, $400 may be the magic number. That amount will buy you a model that can capture good photos; offers a comfortable, attractive design; and doesn’t cut too many corners.
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-N1 Samples @ DCRP
DCRP has just posted photos from a pre-production Sony CyberShot DSC-N1. The photographs are shot with the ISO fixed at 64.
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Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-T7
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T7 reviews, sample pictures, discussions, specifications & press release
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New Sony Cyber-shot DSC-R1 Sample Photos
Jeff Keller just posted Sony CyberShot DSC-R1 sample photos and noted:
“The photos below are from a pre-production DSC-R1. Photo quality is not final and what you see here may not represent the photo quality on the final shipping product. When a production model camera is available, this gallery will be replaced with a new one. “
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Sony Cyber-shot DSC M2
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Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-R1 review by Fotopolis
Fotopolis.pl reviewed the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-R1 and wrote:
“Robust body, control dials and buttons finished to a high standard, ergonomic grip - Sony DSC-R1 wins with most budget DSLRs that are currently on the market. Couple that with 10 megapixel resolution and all the necessary shooting modes, and you get a powerful photographic tool. “What about the lack of interchangeable lenses?”, some might ask. One has got to bear in mind that we are talking about a prosumer digital camera that is supposed to appeal to as many consumers as possible. Still, the built-in Zeiss zoom is constructed in such a way so that it is a perfect partner for the R1’s sensor - this combination easily outperforms many budget DSLRs, especially when they are combined with the not so good kit lenses (slower and with a much less versatile zoom range). Sony DSC-R1 is capable of delivering sharp, detail-rich, highly saturated images. Fast response, impressive auto exposure performance and accurate white balance are among other pros. Very good battery life is also worth stressing.
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