Archive for the 'Sony Digital Cameras' Category

The perfect blend of expert features and easy user interface, the Sony DSLR-A330, is a digital camera that suits every need. With a movable 2.7 inch LCD screen, positing the camera to take a shot was never this easy. It allows you to clearly see how your picture is going to turn out before taking it. The 10.2 megapixel resolution of the screen means that the image that you see is of perfect clarity. You can even use it to view your previous pictures with ease, turning your Sony DSLR-A330 digital camera into a portable photo album. The responsiveness of the screen display, allows for little or no drag. This means images flow seamlessly as you pan around. Another nifty innovation is the ability to tilt or pitch the display screen. This can make taking low lying pictures a breeze. No more bending into awkward positions trying to get that perfect angle.

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The Sony Cybershot DSC-G3 is the world’s first Wi-Fi camera that allows photographers to log into virtually any photo sharing service on the Web to upload their images directly to their social network of choice.

The DSC-G3 is a wireless camera with a G3 Wi-Fi connection which is operated from the 3.5-inch touch screen LCD display on the camera’s back. The browser’s home page is Sony’s imaging portal. It presents you with five options for services to connect with: YouTube, Dailymotion, Photobucket, Picasa and Shutterfly. You are also able to connect to the Internet directly in order to upload photos to other popular sites like Facebook and Flickr.

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In the sub compact range, the Sony Cyber-shot DSC W300 is an elegant digital camera encased in a titanium shell that is scratch-resistant. This 13.6 megapixel camera has a 3x Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar optical zoom lens and a 2.7 inch LCD screen. Other features include an optical viewfinder, Smile shutter and face detection technology, super steady shot image stabilizer that takes care of camera shake, minimizing blur, HD output to the HDTV set and intelligent screen recognition, which, depending on your subject, chooses the right shooting mode for you. The full manual exposure and in-camera editing with cropping, fisheye lens, unsharp mask filters and real color mode, along with several auto mode picture-making options is attractive to beginners. About the only cons with the camera are its menu system and perhaps price. But this can be overcome. The camera is powered by a proprietary lithium-ion rechargeable battery.

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This is a revolutionary time in the world of digital cameras. Right now it’s easier than it’s ever been in history to get a tremendously valuable deal on a camera that’s so easy to use that you can literally take it out of the box, pop some batteries in it, and shoot some pictures in a matter of minutes. Not only that, the images that you capture will be completely detailed, colorful, and totally true to life.

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Here’s a good question to ask yourself… Exactly why is it that you want to buy a digital camera? Is it to take simple pictures of you and your friends and family so you can catch those memorable moments? Are you looking for a camera that’s superior in quality, but that you can basically carry around with you very easily without a lot of fuss and bulk?

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If you’ve been considering investing in a digital camera and haven’t considered the dynamic Sony line of digital cameras then you’re doing yourself a huge disservice, and potentially missing out on a very high quality product.

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