Sony Cyber-shot DSC-WX5 Review
January 10, 2011
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Gavin Stoker
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#1 Low Budget Dave
Were any of the sample images taken with the background defocus turned on? I would like an unbiased review of how this feature works.
5:25 pm - Monday, January 10, 2011
#2 Hakan
I believe that image quality of 4.5 shoudl be quite relative for this camera :S
5:33 pm - Monday, January 10, 2011
#3 der
kinda late for this review no? c’mon photographyblog!!! this review should have been done a long time ago! the successor to this camera was just announced!
1:37 am - Tuesday, January 11, 2011
#4 Conrad Strehlau
A decent but somewhat outdated offering from Sony. I purchased this camera recently and have not been impressed by the apparent lack of sharpness from the pictures with full optical zoom.
10:09 am - Tuesday, January 11, 2011
#5 Jason
Does anyone know of a software program I could use to view 3D photos taken with the cybershot dsc wx5 on a Mac?
3:42 am - Monday, March 14, 2011
#6 3Dfan
So far the best way I’ve found to view both 3-D Photos AND Videos is with those 3-D Prism Glasses.
The 3-D format must be in “parallel” (Side-by-Side) view but you can see the 3-D effect in full color on ANY screen (LCD, LED, CRT…) - handy little things.
They seem to “shrink” the image a little but you still get a pretty nice 3-D effect.
And for $25 with free shipping on Amazon, they’re way cheaper than any other alternative I know of.
Plus with all the 3-D videos on YouTube now it’s a good way to waste an afternoon (like we all need help doing that - ha ha ha).
4:09 am - Wednesday, March 16, 2011