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Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-H70 16.1 MP Digital Still Camera with 10x Wide-Angle Optical Zoom G Lens and 3.0-inch LCD (Red)
Price : $199.00 $174.00
Features
: - 10x zoom in a compact camera body
- Capture breathtaking images in Sweep Panorama Mode
- Capture your videos in HD Movie mode (720p)
- 25mm wide lens; Optical SteadyShot image stabilization
- Active Mode stabilizes your hand held HD movies
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Shoot life at its fullest with the compact DSC-H70 Cyber-shot® digital camera. Featuring a 10x zoom and 25mm wide angle lens, you'll be able to get closer to your subjects or everyone in the picture, depending on your shooting situation. Capture expansive landscapes with one touch Sweep Panorama or take stunning 720p HD videos. Advanced features including Anti-blink, Soft Skin, Face Detection and Smile Shutter™ technologies make it a breeze to capture amazing people photos. Additionally, this camera has High Sensitivity ISO 3200 for low-light shooting and a large 3.0" LCD to compose, review and share your photos and video.
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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H55 14.1MP Digital Camera with 10x Wide Angle Optical Zoom with SteadyShot Image Stabilization and 3.0 inch LCD (Black)
Price : $190.95
Features
: - 10x optical zoom Sony G-Lens (25mm-equivalent wide angle); Capture breathtaking images in Sweep Panorama Mode
- 14.1-megapixel CCD sensor; 3.0-inch LCD screen
- HD Movie mode (720p); take stable movies while walking in Active Mode
- iAuto automatically optimizes camera settings; Smile Shutter technology automatically captures a smile
- Card slot for optional Memory Stick Duo media and SD media
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The DSC-H55's 10x wide (25mm equivalent) lens takes better shots from greater distances and wider landscapes in a compact body. Take breathtaking panoramic shots in one sweeping motion with Sweep Panorama mode and review them on a 3.0" LCD screen. Take clearer images with Optical SteadyShot image.
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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX55 16.2 MP Slim Digital Camera with 5x Optical Zoom and 3.3-Inch OLED touch screen (Red)
Price : $349.99 Too low to display
Features
: - 16.2MP "Exmor R" CMOS sensor for stunning low-light performance
- Thinner than an AA battery, stylish, and ready to shoot
- Full HD 1080/60i with dual record of stills and movies
- Superior Auto; awesome shots, automatically
- Optical SteadyShot with Active Mode for blur-free movies
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The DSC-TX55 achieves high technology in a sleek design.
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Sony DSC-W350 14.1MP Digital Camera with 4x Wide Angle Zoom with Optical Steady Shot Image Stabilization and 2.7 inch LCD (Black)
Price : $120.00
Features
: - 26mm equivalent Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens with 4x optical zoom
- Capture breathtaking images in Sweep Panorama Mode
- 14.1-megapixel resolution; 2.7-inch LCD screen for easy viewing
- Capture your videos in HD Movie mode (720p); Optical SteadyShot image stabilization reduces blur
- Accepts Memory Stick Duo/Memory Stick PRO Duo/Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo (not included)
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The DSC-W350 captures images with amazing detail with its Carl Zeiss 26mm wide angle 4x zoom lens. Take breathtaking panoramas in Sweep panorama mode and review them on a 2.7” LCD. Record 720p high definition movies while Optical SteadyShot™ image stabilization, iAuto and Face Motion Detection makes taking great images in various conditions easy.
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Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-TX100V 16.2 MP Exmor R CMOS Digital Still Camera with 3.5-inch OLED Touchscreen, 3D Sweep Panorama, and Full HD 1080/60p Video (Silver)
Price : $379.99 Too low to display
Features
: - 3.5-inch OLED Touch screen for easy focus selection and photo viewing
- 1080/60p: preserve video moments in stunning clarity
- 16.2MP Exmor R CMOS sensor for stunning low-light performance
- 3D still image and 3D Sweep Panorama: change the way you view your world
- iSweep Panorama for one shot panoramic landscapes
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See pictures in a whole new way with the Sony® DSC-TX100V camera. Viewing on the 3.5" OLED touch screen with vivid colors brings photos to life. With features like 3D still image, amazing Intelligent Sweep PanoramaTM HR mode, superb low light function and full HD video, viewing your pictures just got a lot more exciting.
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Question : why would a sony digital camera have a blurry screen when trying to take a picture?
i have only used a digital camera a few times. my daughter gave me a sony dsc-t1 camera that she used until she bought a new one. It worked well for my husband but I seem to have troubles as screen is blurry with blue streaks. can't figure out book with118 pages. help please
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it could be that the screen simply died or the sensor is showing some faultseither way, try doing a reset, or "return to defaults" on your camera. Your manual should have that in there somewhere.
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Question : Looking for a good sony digital camera?
I'm wanting a good digital camera, but not something that would cost a million dollars. It can be other brands but I would prefer sony... So I'm looking for a camera that isn't bulky... but I guess most digital camera's aren't. I'd like a good picture quality as in... no random white dots if the lighting source isn't good, or anything like that. Fairly quick picture taking would be lovely... and if the camera's limit is only limited to the memory cards' limit. Also being able to record clips... if there could be some sound. I was looking at some of the lower grades of sony camera and I noticed recording doesn't have sound. And again, I'd prefer sony, but I guess it doesn't really matter.
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Since you prefer Sony, here are two pretty well reviewed models of Sony that meet up to your requirements. Both have fast response times and they both take video with audio.One is the Sony N2 Here is a link with info and review :http://www.steves-digicams.com/2007_reviews/n2.htmlSecond is the Sony T100Here is a link with info and review :http://www.steves-digicams.com/2007_reviews/sony_t100.htmlPersonally I would go for the N2 because of its larger sensor but then thats a personal preference because on the other hand, the T100 is VERY compact.Here is a link to a site where you can compare image and video quality :http://www.digitalversus.com/duels.php?ty=1&ma1=32&mo1=&p1=2049&ma2=31&mo2=&p2=1450&ph=5Good luck!
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Question : What is a good model of a Sony digital camera?
I'm looking for a Sony brand digital camera. I am purchasing for a camera priced anywhere from $350 and under. Please give me your input on the models.. I am interested in the one with Keisha Chante as the promoter (but don't know the camera model's name) Is that a good camera?
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go to sonystyle.comcheck out the modelsthen go to yahoo shoppingfor a good price
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Question : how can i preview my dcs750 sony digital camera into my computer as on tv?
how can i preview my dcs750 sony digital camera into my computer as on tv?I want to see my motion picture as i connect my camera to tv by composite cable.Is there any software?If any please suggest the Link?Thankyou.
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Just press preveiw.
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Question : How do you go to the trash bin in a Sony digital camera?
It's a sony Cyber-shot DSC-W120 digital camera. I Deleted the pictures by accident andI really want to get them back.Thanks
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You are thinking that your camera works like your computer, sorry but it does not, once you have deleted them then under all normal circumstances you have lost them. If you have not taken other photographs since you deleted them so that they have not been overwritten you can contact a specialist company who deal in data recovery. There may be software you can purchase that will do the same job, how effective it is I have no idea. You will have to do a search of the internet to locate it. Whichever way it will probably cost you, so it depends how important these photos are.Regards.
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Question : How do people feel about compact Sony Digital camera's?
I'm looking for a compact digital camera and most people have recommended I go for a Sony but there is so much choice out there. I'm looking for a camera that has great picture quality and that I can just pop into my bag. I do have a budget of £100, however, for that extra bit of quality I would go over it by a maximum of £20. Any advice and help would be great. Thanks in advance.
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When you're on a very tight budget, you're limited to a little Point & Shoot camera, and many of those are very similar (although I would stick with Canon or Nikon and certainly stay away from Kodak and Vivitar).In perfect lighting situations, they will take pretty decent photos.However, they do all have limitations (especially shutter lag and low light issues), and a huge problem is often the lack of manual controls, which of course limits you so drastically in what you can do.Quite a lot of the limitations can be overcome - or at least improved - by learning a bit about photography.Read the manual several times, attend a class, borrow some books and look online for tutorials.I can guarantee you that some knowledge will help you make the most of your camera, whichever one you end up buying.Do keep in mind that for that sort of money your camera will have a TINY sensor and you can not expect miracles from it.
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Question : How to repair this problem with my Sony Digital Camera?
Okay, so I dropped my Sony Digital Camera dsc-s500 on the floor. It landed face flat on it lens (or the thing that pops out when you turn it on). Now when I do turn it own, it only pops out half way, it doesn't fully extend. And when I turn it off it doesn't go all the way back in. Help? How do I take this apart and fix it myself? I don't want to spend any money when I know it's an easy fix with proper guidance.
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It's not an easy fix. More than likely the zoom/lens drive mechanism is broken, and it would cost almost as much if not more to repair it than to buy a new one. If you need any parts, you would need to buy another used camera and hope the same thing didn't happen to it (as new parts are only going to be available to an authorized repair center).
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Question : How can I import my vid from my sony digital camera?
My camera is fairly old, I cant seem to import my vid into windows movie maker cuz it cant find the source or whatever. Do i have to download something in order for this to work?I have a Sony Model No.CCD-TRV608 560x digital zoommy compter is a windows vista home premium
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Sorry to say, your Sony is not digital. It is a Hi-8 analog vcam.But you can convert your analog to digital files w/c can then be imported to a pc. There are devices meant for this process:http://www.altoedge.com/usbcapture/index.htmlhttp://pinnaclesys.com/PublicSite/us/Products/C onsumer+Products/Dazzle/Family.htmhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.a sp?EdpNo=612720&CatId=1428
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Question : How do i identify fake Sony digital camera from a genuine one?
I recently purchased a Sony DSC W150 camera. There are soo many fake Chinese built fake sony cameras in market here in Sri Lanka. I just want to know if there are any possible ways how I can make sure the camera i purchased is an originally a Sony made one. Thanks in advance...god bless
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Contact 'Sony'. Keep your serial number in hand. This is the only error-less and sure way to know.
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Question : What is the estimated useful life of a Sony digital camera?
anyone know the expected useful life of a sony digital camera? filling out a fixed assets form..
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There must be a table for this somewhere. I'd expect it to become "obsolete" after 3 years, even though it is still functioning. If you plan on buying a new one in 3 years, I'd call the useful life 3 years.I'd expect it to need repair or replacement in 5-to-7 years, though, if you don't drop the thing.You don't say which camera, but most entry-level DSLR's seem to have a shutter rated at 50,000 cycles, so any point and shoot would be at that level or lower, I am sure. How many pictures do you take per year? Divide that into 50,000 for a maximum life span and I think it would be 100% defensible on audit.
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