- 12.1-megapixel Super HAD CCD picture sensor
- 4x visual wizz Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens; Optical SteadyShot picture stabilization
- 720p high-definition film constraint with stereo sound; HDMI compatible
- Face Detection; Smile Shutter technology
- 11MB built-in memory; constraint images to Memory Stick Duo/PRO Duo Media (not included)
Product Description
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December 17th, 2009 at 8:54 am
Touch screen not responsive.. have to touch/hold/press hard sometimes,
not intuitive, complicated. Havent figured out how to put the HD movies on cd to share with family nor how to put the flash back on….some kind of screwy format, i guess. Does every one have to have the sony software???? I did not know that to turn it on, you have to slide the whole front face to expose lens.. would not have bought it.. should have handled it live at the store..the reviews i read did not mention this. I feel sandbagged. Battery life too short. needs recharging too often. And of course the darn finger in front of the lens.. have to get used to a whole new way of holding the camera.
Rating: 3 / 5
December 17th, 2009 at 9:49 am
Not bad, but the T200 is still better: as in more rigged, less plasticky, easier menus with faster, more accessable settings, beefier housing and of course, much cheaper – I ended up GIVING this away to the wife and going back to my T200, so save your money: the “old” T200 kicks it’s behind!!
Rating: 2 / 5
December 17th, 2009 at 11:11 am
I’m adding a review mainly to give another opinion in contrast to those who complain about the battery life:
I got the camera 9 months ago and went ahead and sprung for a spare battery – so far I’ve NEVER run down a battery in a single day unless I was shooting >30 minutes of movie. For just pics I get 180-200 per charge, and I’m rarely taking more than 100 a day.
I guess if I were a pro I’d want more battery – but if I were a pro I’d want more camera too. The settings for this camera give me VIVID photos – closeup, landscapes, portraits, sunsets, rainbows – all with excellent color and contrast.
The touch-screen controls on the back give me both easy to navigate menu options and an absolutely superb view (when taking) and playback.
It DID take a little while to familiarize myself with the various menu options, but for a camera with this many bells and whistles I’d expect to have a learning curve. Now that I know the settings it’s easy to whip the thing out of my pocket, fire it up, and within a few seconds change my settings from pic to movie, from a bright sunlit beach to a sunset or fireworks at night.
I’d expect to spend four times as much for a camera that takes better photos.
Rating: 5 / 5
December 17th, 2009 at 12:24 pm
my friend had the 700 series… after using that one, i decided to get one, one of the 900 series.. not much of a difference other than picture size and probably built in memory.. only thing i found as negative is that it has very small memory, so you have to get a memory stick, 2gb sony memory stick, so it will add$15-25 to price you pay for the camera , not as much as the price, but extra work.
battery-wise, if you don’t use video a lot, it’s alright..
other than that, absolutely great! sleek, touch-screen, easy to operate and understand settings, videos are good, etc.. very, very lovely machine… i paid around $320, but is it worth it i think
Rating: 4 / 5
December 17th, 2009 at 12:35 pm
I never thought about buying a Sony camera. However I have a Sony credit card and accumulated a lot of points. So I thought I would buy this because my wife want something small. I did not have high expectations.
Boy was I surprised. Took some pictures and it just completely blew me away. I did not bother with any settings and just used the automatic settings. All the pictures, including people and landscape came out sharp and vibrant. Even my 8 year old was able to take some impressive shots with this baby. I will try to load some images so take a look. The screen is wonderful. When they say photorealistic, believe it. I would give it a 4 and half star. I did not give it a 5 because let’s face it, a DSLR will take much better pictures.
Rating: 4 / 5