[REVIEW:] Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H55 Review – Gavin Stoker (Photography BLOG)
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H55 is a new travel-zoom camera, boasting a 10x optical lens with a focal range of 25-250mm and Optical Steady Shot image stabilisation. Other highlights of the Sony H55 a 14.1 megapixel sensor, 3 inch LCD screen, 720p HD video recording, Self portrait timer and Smile Shutter technology, plus Sony’s trademark Sweep Panorama feature that lets you capture panoramic photographs effortlessly. The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H55 is available in black and silver for about £240 / $250. — Gavin Stoker
Source and Read More: photographyblog.com
Tags: Cyber-shot, DSC-H55, Review, Sony
[REVIEW:] Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX5 digital camera review – Gavin Stoker (Pocket-lint)
On first glance the 10.2 effective megapixel resolution DSC-TX5 seems a modest addition to Sony’s Cyber-shot series. Like the other credit-card sized models in the same range it resembles a cigarette case or makeup compact with its slender depth and shiny-mirrored metal fascia. The top half again slides down and opens to reveal lens and integral flash, activating the camera as the user performs this task. So taking a picture with the TX5 is pretty much as easy as taking one with a camera phone. — Gavin Stoker
Source and Read More: pocket-lint.com
Tags: Cyber-shot, Digital Camera, DSC-TX5, Review, Sony
Sony S2100 Camera Review – Hard To Pass Up, Even If You Want To – Image Acquire
Sony cameras have often offered a wide variety of quality entries–some significantly more so than others. Today we’re going to take a look at a value that’s hard to pass up, even though you may want to–the Sony S2100. — Image Acquire
Source and Read More: image-acquire.com
Tags: Digital Camera, Review, S2100, Sony
[REVIEW:] Sony challenges micro four-thirds with Alpha NEX-5 – Chad Sapieha (Globe and Mail)
Sony announced last week that its new NEX series of compact, interchangeable lens cameras — composed of the flagship NEX-5 ($800) and slightly cheaper NEX-3 ($700) — will arrive in July.
Panasonic and Olympus have been cultivating the market for small cameras with swappable glass for nearly two years with models such as the Pen EPL-1 and the Lumix DMC-GF1C, both of which employ the micro four-thirds system, a relatively new standard for image sensors and lenses that falls somewhere between point-and-shoot and digital single-lens reflex cameras. — Chad Sapieha
Source and Read More: globeandmail.com
Tags: Sony, four-thirds, Alpha, NEX-5 Review, Digital Camera
[REVIEW:] Sony NEX-3 Preview, May 2010 – Barnaby Britton (dpreview)
In a little under two years, interchangeable lens compact cameras have gone from an intriguing idea to an accepted and integral segment of the digital camera market. Micro Four-Thirds pioneers Panasonic might have kicked it off with the relatively conservative, DSLR-inspired DMC-G1, but it wasn’t long before we saw the true potential of the concept explored in more innovative ways in the small and stylish GF1, and Olympus’s E-P1 and E-P2. More recently, Samsung joined the party with the NX10 – the first camera of this type to feature an APS-C format sensor. — Barnaby Britton
Source and Read More: dpreview.com
[REVIEW:] SONY NEX-3 – Barrie Smith (Digital-Photography-School)
So Sony gave me a review unit of the Sony NEX-3 three days, explaining that they were so fearful of leaks that a Sony person would collect it from me when my time was up: “Can’t trust couriers — they’ve been known to open up boxes and leak the info to competitors!”
In the last six months it has been apparent that the Micro Four Thirds cameras have won great appeal in the market. Buyers have warmed to the smaller (than DSLR) form factor, light weight and interchangeable lens factor. And the price! — Barrie Smith
Source and Read More: digital-photography-school.com
[REVIEW:] Sony NEX-3 / NEX-5 Camera: Review, Release Date and Price – Peter Chubb (Product Reviews)
Sony have now taken the wraps of its of two new cameras, the NEX-3 and the NEX-5, which we first learned of back in February. The new form of camera is different as it offers an interchangeable lens; this helps the compact camera produce D-SLR-quality images from a point-and-shoot camera. — Peter Chubb
Source and Read More: product-news.net
[REVIEW:] Hands-on: Sony Alpha NEX-5 interchangeable-lens camera – Lori Grunin (Crave)
Eagerly anticipated ever since Sony floated its wood-block concept designs at the PMA show in February, Sony’s Alpha NEX-5 and NEX-3 have finally arrived. Its debut models are the smallest entrants to date, and are pretty agressively priced given their features. — Lori Grunin
Source and Read More: cnet.com
Tags: Alpha, Digital Camera, NEX-5, Review, Sony
[REVIEW:] Sony TX7 Camera Review – A Mixed Value – Image-Acquire
Sony has produced a lot of unusual camera models for our consideration, and they’ve given us a lot to look at up and down both lengths of the spectrum–they’ve given us fantastic cameras, and horrendous cameras. — Image-Acquire
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[REVIEW:] Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX7 Review – Andy Stanton (DigitalCamerReview)
The TX7 is small and slim, measuring 3.9 x 2.4 x 0.7 inches and weighs 5.3 ounces, including the battery and memory stick. It features Sony’s 1/2.4 inch, 10.2 megapixel EXMOR R CMOS sensor, designed for superior low light performance, and a very wide angle lens (25mm, 35mm equivalent) with 4x optical zoom that uses folded optics so it does not protrude from the camera body. — Andy Stanton
Source and Read More: digitalcamerareview.com
Tags: Sony, Camera, Cyber-shot, DSC-TX7, Review
