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Sony Cybershot DSC-T100 Review at Digital Trends


Sony-Cybershotdsc-T100Digital Trends has a review of the Sony Cybershot DSC-T100 and writes, "Since this camera is so small, there’s really no way to support it properly; you have to hold it with your thumbs and index fingers. This grip opens you to a world of shaky stills but fortunately, the DSC-T100 has optical image stabilization and high ISOs (3200 max) to help smooth out the jitters. Naturally, if you’re shooting with just available light (no flash), there’s noise galore in very dim scenes but this is to be expected with any camera that crams 8 million pixels on a 1 /2.5-inch CCD. ... I would’ve given this camera an Editor’s Choice designation except for one problem. Although Sony promotes the fact this camera outputs HD-quality shots to your HDTV, the only way you can do it is by purchasing an optional accessory for at least $40. Bummer. Given its long list of other excellent features—8.2MP resolution, quality photos, optical image stabilization, a 3-inch LCD, excellent menu system and Face Detection--this should have had a higher rating. Still this is an excellent 2007 camera and does the T series proud."

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Posted by Belle in our Reviews category on March 27, 2007

Comments

It looks awesome!!

Of course the Photos are the most important part*

I'm always amazed at Camera reviews talking about every stinking feature - But can it Take a Great Photograph!!

;))

& a sweet 3" Screen*

i got a cheap little Sony 2.5" & it takes decent shots - my sis Canon is better but nothing comes close to the amazing brilliant colours + realism of my trusty old Epson PhotoPC500!!

Posted by: BillyWarhol at March 29, 2007 09:35 AM

Why is it so difficult, it seems, for any of these review sites to just go down the nearest CompUSA, buy a Sony DSC-T100, and take some sample images and post them online? I'd just like to see some first.

Posted by: marcusdave at April 2, 2007 08:23 AM

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