August 23rd, 2007
22 August 07— Sony is introducing a super-zoom digital camera small enough to carry to any school activity.that’s the Sony Cybershot DSC-H3.The new 8-megapixel Cyber-shot DSC-H3 camera has a powerful 10x optical zoom lens for those close-up shots you don’t want to miss, and yet features a super compact form so you can take the camera along anywhere.
High-Definition 1080 HD Output
The model features high-definition component output, putting a high-resolution spin on the family slideshow. By connecting the new camera to any HDTV set with Sony’s VMC-MHC1 high-definition component cable (sold separately), families can see their digital photos the same way they watch their favorite TV shows – in full 1080 HD resolution. The camera is equipped with a built-in slide show function so you can view photos, complete with transitions choreographed to your choice of programmed music clips or by adding your own. Continue Reading »
July 16th, 2007
whilst the H7 does come in at a surprisingly low price for a camera with this level of specification, it’s hard to see why anyone wouldn’t pay the extra for the H9 unless they were on a seriously tight budget.
DP Review reviewed the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H7 and gave out” if you want a genuinely affordable big zoom camera for snapping the family that you can leave on ‘full auto’ all the time - and you rarely print your pictures bigger than 6×4 inches - the H7 is (at as little as $350 online) certainly worth a closer look.But if you’ve got more exacting image quality standards, want to enlarge more or want to actually use all those advanced features I suspect that, like us, you’re going to find the H7 disappointing. At least the H9 has a great screen to take your mind off the fiddly controls and less-than-stellar results; the H7 is what it is - a budget model that, unfortunately, performs like one.”
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June 12th, 2007
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H7 will satiate zoom cravers with its 8.1 megapixels and 15x optical zoom lens. The H7 is the less expensive sibling of the Sony H9
DigitalCameraInfo reviewed the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H7 and gave out”The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H7 is yet another addition to the ultra-zoom market. This SLR-shaped digital camera comes with a solid set of exposure modes and an interface more reminiscent of compact models than SLRs. Many of the exposure modes and features are the same as the Sony H9, which costs almost a hundred dollars more. The H9 throws in a much better LCD screen and infrared technology for photographing wildlife at night, but if consumers can do without those things then they will be perfectly happy with the H7.”
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June 12th, 2007
Sony Cybershot DSC-H7 Digitalfans Collection
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H7 camera combines 8.1-megapixel resolution and a powerful Carl Zeiss 15x optical zoom lens with new features for long-distance and fast-action shooting — including Advanced Sports mode with high shutter speed (1/4000 seconds), powerful flash, Super SteadyShot optical image stabilization and High Sensitivity mode (ISO 3200) to reduce blur even in low light.
There’s more: an electronic color viewfinder, manual exposure and focus, remote control with supplied controller, Face Detection to bring out the best in faces — even an HD output for sharing memories with family and friends in spectacular high-definition clarity on compatible HDTV screens.
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June 10th, 2007
Well after some pestering and persuasion I’ve finally got them to send me another one, this time it’s the Cyber-shot DSC-T100, the 8.1-megapixel, 5x zoom flagship of the T-series pocket compacts, which was launched in February this year.
Trusted Reviews Reviewed Sony Cybershot DSC-T100 and gave out”The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T100 is an expensive camera for a relatively simple pocket compact, but it justifies its price with excellent build quality, elegant design, above average performance and superb image quality. It is an outstanding all-round snapshot camera, and if you can afford it you won’t be disappointed.
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May 31st, 2007
With the T100, Sony has increased the optical zoom to 5x and given the cameras HD output capabilties. The large 3 inch LCD provides plenty of space to frame your shots and review them later..
Digitalcamerareview Reviewed Sony Cybershot DSC-T100 and gave out”With their latest generation of cameras, Sony has reworked the user interface to look a little more polished and friendly. So far, I’m not a big fan. It’s definitely pretty and streamlines the number of buttons on the camera, but seems a little sluggish and navigating the menu is not always intuitive. As the review goes on, I’ll see if it grows on me at all.
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May 30th, 2007
Sony’s new point-and-shoot has a lovely design and takes excellent pictures, but it costs too much.
PCmag Reviewed Sony Cybershot DSC-T100 and gave out”Sadly, the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T100 costs more than $100 above competing ultracompact cameras, including the excellent Canon PowerShot SD1000. The DSC-T100 gives you more optical zoom power, but most users will find the SD1000 a better buy.
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May 27th, 2007
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-S650,This digicam is hampered by flat, oversaturated, and dark photos.
LapTopMag reviewed the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-S650 and gave out”On our tests, colors looked a bit flat, and most shots were oversaturated. A test photo of a colleague in the office was too dark. Outdoor shots looked better with the exposure more in line. The DSC-S650 can also record VGA video at 30 fps”
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May 26th, 2007
Sony Cybershot DSCW80 DigitalFans Collection
The 7.2-megapixel Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W80 camera captures the magic of life with an advanced Bionz processor that powers new capabilities like Face Detection, in-camera retouching and red-eye reduction, D-Range Optimization, and 9-Point AF.
The Sony Double Anti-Blur Solution combines Super SteadyShot optical image stabilization with high-sensitivity (ISO 3200) shooting to capture sharp, clear low-light images without flash to preserve the mood — and the new HD output lets you share memories with spectacular high-definition clarity and impact on compatible HDTV screens. Continue Reading »
