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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-N1

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(25 reviews)

Price Range: $296 to $699

cnet.com Professional Review.

Sony Cyber Shot DSC-N1

by Theano Nikitas

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Review Verdict: This camera isn't for everybody, but its huge touch-screen LCD and photo-album display will certainly catch the eyes of those who want something a little out of the ordinary.

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Pros: Three-inch touch-screen LCD ; generally responsive performance ; photo-album capabilities ; point-and-select autofocus ; decent high-ISO shooting ;

Cons: All-menus-all-the-time touch-screen operation ; no optical viewfinder ; some purple fringing ; lack of image details ;

cameras.co.uk Professional Review.

Sony DSC N1 Review and Where to Find the Best Prices

by Supreme Software

Comments:
Sony DSC N1 Review. The big attraction of this digital camera is the large three inch touch LCD screen. This means that buttons and controls on the camera are kept to a minimum.

Review Verdict: The Sony DSC N1 offers something different with a large 3" touch controlled LCD screen. Owing to the technology this is an expensive digital camera and in my view the picture quality is good, but does not quite justify the price.

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QuickTake:

Pros: Ease of use., Large screen for composing images, Shutter response times,

Cons: New technology means high price,

cameralabs.com Professional Review.

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-N1

by Gordon Laing

Comments:
Compact camera sales dominate the digital imaging market, appealing to a broad range of photographers, from those who want the simplest point-and-shoot, to enthusiasts who are after a pocketable alternative for when they can't carry their more serious equ

Review Verdict: Higher-end photographers may wish to skip these explanations and head straight for our Results pages where we've performed exactly the same gruelling tests we would for any high-end product. After all, optical and processing quality is equally important w

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QuickTake:

Pros: 4x optical zoom lens, Great level of manual and creative control, Flip-out and twist screen, Superb 1cm macro mode, Very high 1600 ISO sensitivity, Great optical quality, Large 2.5in screen, Supplied with 64MB card (on test model), Exremely small

Cons: Largest and heaviest in group, Need to supply own batteries, Noise levels relatively high at 400 ISO, Possible to insert battery wrong way round, Not the slimmest compact around, Optical quality below other four, Higher noise levels, Very limited m

dpinterface.com Professional Review.

Sony Cyber-Shot N1

by Brad Soo

Comments:
The Sony N1 is an 8 megapixel ultra-compact camera with a huge 3 inch touch screen. You could say that this camera is a souped up W100. So how does this camera perform? Find out now.

Review Verdict: The Sony N1 is a fantastic camera. It has two things which may fool you but the result is always otherwise and great: 1. The 8 megapixel imager produces surprisingly good images (at ISO 800 too!) and 2. the great 3 inch touch screen is sharp and viewable.

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QuickTake:

Pros: High resolution sensor with ISO 800 ; Good battery life ; Large 3 inch LCD (It's a touch screen too!) ; Limited but nevertheless useful manual mode ; Fairly powerful flash range ; Unlimited VGA 30 FPS movie mode ; Fancy playback and slideshow features ; G

Cons: Slow and limited continuous shooting ; No white balance or manual focus controls ; Overall performance could be faster and better ;

trustedreviews.com Professional Review.