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Sony DSC-T200 Review
DCResource have reviewed the Sony DSC-T200, the first digital camera to automatically react to a person’s smile.
“If the 3X zoom and 2.5” LCD on a typical ultra-compact just isn’t enough for you, then you’ll like the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T200. It packs a 5X zoom and an absolutely enormous 3.5” LCD display into an thin metal body. Of course, there are some compromises that come with those “big” features, but the T200 is still a pretty good ultra-compact camera, and one which I can recommend to most everyone. Just be sure to try it before you buy it, as the T200’s ergonomics and user interface may not be for you.”
Website: DCResource - Sony DSC-T200 Review
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#1 Gonzales
This is very good and user friendly camera. I just bought it for 2 days and already master almost all its functions. The picture quality is wonderful. Its autofocus is very fast that I can take any picture during motion. While my wire was driving at 60 kmh, I shot at stationary object as well as moving vehicles, and the result was very astonishing. Pictures were very clear. Zooming those picture revealed vehicle lisence plate which told that its focusing was perfect.
So in short, this care is very worth for money.
1:48 pm - Monday, January 7, 2008