Most of the A350’s competitors boast a slightly faster burst mode of 3 or 3.5 frames per second. We got a continuous rate of 2.5 fps for Fine-quality JPEGs using a super-fast CF card, the 4GB SanDisk Extreme Ducati (rated at 45MB/sec). We captured up to 7 RAW images at 2.1 fps (better than the 6 Sony claims). There’s no RAW + JPEG burst, and in that mode JPEGs can be set only to Large/Fine quality.
Overall, picture quality was poor. Macro shots of flowers and plants were decent, but the T300 often had trouble focusing in on extremely close subjects.
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T300 Digital Camera
With Sony’s Smile Shutter technology, the DSC-T300 helps automatically capture smiles as they happen, while Face Detection technology controls flash, focus, exposure, and color for up to eight individual faces, resulting in more accurate, natural skin tones.
Speed is another area the T300 seems to struggle. It takes roughly three seconds from start-up to first shot and shot-to-shot time can be a little fickle.
Despite its broad feature set, the W120 leaves out many of the onboard retouching and picture-editing tools found on most other W- and T-series cameras.
the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W130 is still a good entry-level compact camera, and one which I can recommend to most folks. It offers very good photo quality, a 4X zoom lens, image stabilization, snappy performance, lots of point-and-shoot features, and excellent battery life.
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H10 has some unique features that set it apart from the competition, such as on-screen previews of ISO settings and the advanced sports-shooting mode.
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H10 Digital Camera:
The Sony DSC-H10 is a full-featured point-and-shoot with outstanding high-power zoom capability. It includes Smile Shutter technology to help capture smiles automatically as they happen, as well as Face Detection technology to optimize focus, exposure and color for up to eight faces.
Sony is providing a full line of accessories for the DSLR-A200, including flashes, rechargeable battery packs and several carrying cases. There’s also the VG-B30AM ergonomic vertical grip equipped with controls for portrait orientation shooting.
The a700 is a 12 megapixel camera with a CMOS sensor, tested here with an optional 24-70mm Zeiss lens with constant f2.8 maximum aperture. There is in-camera image stabilisation and automatic dust removal. It has eye-proximity start-up – when an eye approaches the viewfinder the camera snaps into auto-focus.
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