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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T33
QuickTake:
Pros: Small size ; fast startup ; easy to use ; good looks ; high resolution ; large LCD ; improved shot-to-shot intervals with flash ;
Cons: Slight tendency to blow out highlights ; impractical for night shooting ; no optical viewfinder ;
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Sony Cyber-Shot T33
Comments:
The sliding cover found on the T1 is now gone on the Sony Cyber-shot T33, which also adds a few improvements such as a higher resolution Hybrid 2.5 inch LCD. Some great features carried over from the T1 include good battery life, unlimited VGA movies at 3
Review Verdict: The Sony Cyber-shot T33 is a stylish and thin camera which is fast and has lots of scene modes but has no manual controls. Photo quality on the T33 is overall below average. While the T33 is pocketable and is great for everyday outdoor shots, indoor photo
The sliding cover found on the T1 is now gone on the Sony Cyber-shot T33, which also adds a few improvements such as a higher resolution Hybrid 2.5 inch LCD. Some great features carried over from the T1 include good battery life, unlimited VGA movies at 3
Review Verdict: The Sony Cyber-shot T33 is a stylish and thin camera which is fast and has lots of scene modes but has no manual controls. Photo quality on the T33 is overall below average. While the T33 is pocketable and is great for everyday outdoor shots, indoor photo
QuickTake:
Pros: New stylish design ; Large and clear 2.5 inch LCD ; Many of scene modes ; Excellent movie mode ; USB 2.0 ;
Cons: No manual controls ; Weak flash ; Flimsy battery/Memory Stick slot door ; Lots of red-eye ; Soft photos and blown out highlights ; Barrel distortion ; Not so good indoor shooting performance ;
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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T33
Comments:
This slender camera sports a lovely 2.5-inch LCD, and navigating the controls is a breeze.
Review Verdict: The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T33 can take pleasing photos, but its most attractive aspects are its big 2.5-inch LCD and ultrathin body.
This slender camera sports a lovely 2.5-inch LCD, and navigating the controls is a breeze.
Review Verdict: The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T33 can take pleasing photos, but its most attractive aspects are its big 2.5-inch LCD and ultrathin body.
personal computer world Professional Review.
Sony Cybershot DSC-T33
Comments:
A go-anywhere, pocket-sized camera
Review Verdict: Slim and stylish, the T33 is ideal for point-and-shoot snappers
A go-anywhere, pocket-sized camera
Review Verdict: Slim and stylish, the T33 is ideal for point-and-shoot snappers
QuickTake:
Pros: Sleek design ; fast start up ;
Cons: Lacks some features ; awkward software ;
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Sony Cyber-shot DSCT33
Comments:
Review Verdict: The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T33 can take pleasing photos, but its most attractive aspects are its 2.5' LCD and ultrathin body.
Review Verdict: The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T33 can take pleasing photos, but its most attractive aspects are its 2.5' LCD and ultrathin body.
QuickTake:
Pros: Ultra-slim, large LCD, quick to power up
Cons: Awkward positioning of the power button and microphone, colour balance a little off
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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T33
Comments:
The Sony Cybershot DSC-T33 is a slimline (just half an inch) digital camera with a 5.1 megapixel image sensor, 2.5 inch LCD and 3x Optical Zoom. It will be available in stores in March and will retail for around $450. Buy the "Sony Cybershot DSCT33 5.1MP
Review Verdict: and writes - 'The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T33, like its predecessor, is best suited for outdoor photos, where it does a very good job. Indoor photos will leave much to be desired, thanks to a weak flash, lots of redeye, and an LCD which is too dark to see in
The Sony Cybershot DSC-T33 is a slimline (just half an inch) digital camera with a 5.1 megapixel image sensor, 2.5 inch LCD and 3x Optical Zoom. It will be available in stores in March and will retail for around $450. Buy the "Sony Cybershot DSCT33 5.1MP
Review Verdict: and writes - 'The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T33, like its predecessor, is best suited for outdoor photos, where it does a very good job. Indoor photos will leave much to be desired, thanks to a weak flash, lots of redeye, and an LCD which is too dark to see in
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Digital Cameras - Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T33 Digital Camera Review, Information, Specifications
Comments:
The DSC-T33 continues a Sony tradition of high quality in the subcompact category, packing more features into a smaller space than pretty much anything else out there, but with a new spin: the T33 is affordable. Most impressive is how few tradeoffs Sony w
Review Verdict: A fair question for those familiar with the very similarly-featured but $150 more expensive Sony T7 might be "what's the difference?" The answer is precious little, other than the very noticeable difference in body thickness between the two. In fact, most
The DSC-T33 continues a Sony tradition of high quality in the subcompact category, packing more features into a smaller space than pretty much anything else out there, but with a new spin: the T33 is affordable. Most impressive is how few tradeoffs Sony w
Review Verdict: A fair question for those familiar with the very similarly-featured but $150 more expensive Sony T7 might be "what's the difference?" The answer is precious little, other than the very noticeable difference in body thickness between the two. In fact, most
QuickTake:
Pros: Ultra-slim form factor, literally shirt-pocket sized, Rich feature set for a subcompact, Excellent shutter response, much faster than average autofocus performance, Good continuous shooting speed, very good buffer depth (9 large/fine frames), Very good co
Cons: A good lens, but both barrel and pincushion distortion are higher than average, Significant blur on the right side of images at near-wide angle zoom, Aggressive noise suppression reduces detail at high ISO, Poor low-light performance due to short maximum
dcmag.co.uk Professional Review.
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T33
Comments:
From a design standpoint the T33s elegance might have you captivated. But once you recompose yourself and examine the range of features, it looks less compelling. Since the recently discontinued Cyber-shot T3 can still be picked up for
From a design standpoint the T33s elegance might have you captivated. But once you recompose yourself and examine the range of features, it looks less compelling. Since the recently discontinued Cyber-shot T3 can still be picked up for
digitalcamerainfo.com Professional Review.
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T33 First Impressions Review
Comments:
Another lean Cyber-shot T-model made its debut at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The DSC-T33 will go on sale in March for $450 (USD)-fifty bucks cheaper than its vanished predecessor, the Sony Cyber-shot T3. The T3 was announced last August,
Review Verdict: The slim 5.1-megapixel Sony T33 will hit shelves March 2005 for $450 (USD). Its 1/2.
Another lean Cyber-shot T-model made its debut at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The DSC-T33 will go on sale in March for $450 (USD)-fifty bucks cheaper than its vanished predecessor, the Sony Cyber-shot T3. The T3 was announced last August,
Review Verdict: The slim 5.1-megapixel Sony T33 will hit shelves March 2005 for $450 (USD). Its 1/2.
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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T33
Comments:
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T33 ($450) is the follow-up to the Cyber-shot DSC-T1, which was one of the most popular cameras of 2004. (Okay, there was a DSC-T3 too, but it was never sold here in the U.S.) The T33 doesn't change very much from the T1, aside fro
Review Verdict: The usual caveats about proprietary batteries apply here. They're expensive ($50 a pop) and you can't use "regular batteries" to get you throw the day in an emergency. One thing I do like about the InfoLithium battery used by the T33 is that it tells you
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T33 ($450) is the follow-up to the Cyber-shot DSC-T1, which was one of the most popular cameras of 2004. (Okay, there was a DSC-T3 too, but it was never sold here in the U.S.) The T33 doesn't change very much from the T1, aside fro
Review Verdict: The usual caveats about proprietary batteries apply here. They're expensive ($50 a pop) and you can't use "regular batteries" to get you throw the day in an emergency. One thing I do like about the InfoLithium battery used by the T33 is that it tells you
QuickTake:
Pros: Good photo quality (though see issue below) ; Ultra-thin, stylish metal body ; Huge 2.5" LCD is very usable in bright outdoor light (though see issues below) ; Robust performance ; AF-assist lamp ; good low light focusing ; First-rate movie mode ; Live hi
Cons: Images are on the soft and fuzzy side ; Weak flash ; Redeye ; USB, video out ports, as well as tripod mount only found on the camera dock ; LCD hard to see in low light ; No optical viewfinder ; Flimsy plastic door over MS/battery compartment ; Watch your
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A stylishly designed ultracompact that hasn't improved tremendously over its other predecessors.
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