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.

goodgearguideReviewed the Sony Cybershot DSCT300 and gave out”What’s Hot
Sharp images, stylish design, touch screen interface, low levels of noise—
What’s Not
Some over-sharpening, interface can be sluggish, slow start-up time—
The Final Word
An attractive package for those looking for a stylish and fairly simple compact. It can be slow at times and there are some image quality issues, but the pictures are fine for small print sizes and many will appreciate the aesthetics and futuristic menu system.”

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