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Bizrate User Review.
Quick little camera, large LCD screen (2.5
, Mar. 14, 2007
QuickTake:
Pros: Really quick. You press the shutter and it takes a picture!
Cons: does not use AA batteries
Recommended: Yes
Has Owned Product: 1 month
Bizrate User Review.
Previous review in error
, Feb. 25, 2007
Comments:
Sorry, but Bruce's review is unfairly knocking the W50. It was only released April 2006, Bruce's review states he's owned it for 18 months as of August 2006, obviously, impossible. He mentions "T3" which may be another model he owns, but if so, then th
Sorry, but Bruce's review is unfairly knocking the W50. It was only released April 2006, Bruce's review states he's owned it for 18 months as of August 2006, obviously, impossible. He mentions "T3" which may be another model he owns, but if so, then th
QuickTake:
Pros: very compact, easy to use, great value for money
Cons: lacks some features higher end users may want
Recommended: Yes
Has Owned Product: 1 month
Bizrate User Review.
Sony Quality, Disappoiting Features
, Nov. 17, 2006
Comments:
With a 9 month old and the 2006 Sony DSC-W50, managing life's daily activities and documenting the once-in-a-lifetime events can get difficult if the only way to add the date to the image captured is to stop everything and upload pictures. The scenario
With a 9 month old and the 2006 Sony DSC-W50, managing life's daily activities and documenting the once-in-a-lifetime events can get difficult if the only way to add the date to the image captured is to stop everything and upload pictures. The scenario
QuickTake:
Pros: Compact, Easy to Use
Cons: NO DATE AND TIME STAMP
Recommended: No
Has Owned Product: 2 weeks
Bizrate User Review.
Sony failed after 18 months, no company support.
, Aug. 23, 2006
Comments:
I bought the DSC-T3 when it first came out at $599 because it was one of the first to have a 2.5 inch screen. I expected a well built camera that would last. From new it gave me spots at random on some pictures. At 18 months the flash failed. A week la
I bought the DSC-T3 when it first came out at $599 because it was one of the first to have a 2.5 inch screen. I expected a well built camera that would last. From new it gave me spots at random on some pictures. At 18 months the flash failed. A week la
QuickTake:
Pros: Brand name
Cons: Fails after 1 1/2 years, memory/battery expensive
Recommended: No
Has Owned Product: 1 year
pcauthority.com.au Professional Review.
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W50
Comments:
Taking great photos in most situations, the DSC-W50 is a bargain at this price.
Review Verdict: With a higher ISO sensitivity than the Canon (1000 versus 800), the W50 has a theoretically better anti-shake mode. But beyond ISO 800, noise makes images unusable, even printing at 6 x 4in - a trait of almost all the cameras here
Taking great photos in most situations, the DSC-W50 is a bargain at this price.
Review Verdict: With a higher ISO sensitivity than the Canon (1000 versus 800), the W50 has a theoretically better anti-shake mode. But beyond ISO 800, noise makes images unusable, even printing at 6 x 4in - a trait of almost all the cameras here
zdnet.com Professional Review.
Sony Cyber Shot DSC-W50
Comments:
Your budget would have to be really tight to pass over the Sony Cyber Shot DSC-W50 in favor of the Sony DSC-W30. The two cameras are identical with a single exception: The DSC-W50's 2.5-inch LCD is a full half inch larger then the DSC-W30's. Otherwise, th
Review Verdict: It's not very flexible, and it's not for low light shots, but the Sony Cyber Shot DSC-W50 is still a solid ultracompact camera.
Your budget would have to be really tight to pass over the Sony Cyber Shot DSC-W50 in favor of the Sony DSC-W30. The two cameras are identical with a single exception: The DSC-W50's 2.5-inch LCD is a full half inch larger then the DSC-W30's. Otherwise, th
Review Verdict: It's not very flexible, and it's not for low light shots, but the Sony Cyber Shot DSC-W50 is still a solid ultracompact camera.
QuickTake:
Pros: Compact; easy operation; decent image quality.
Cons: Feels flimsy; noisy at high ISO; few scene modes or manual controls.
zdnetindia.com Professional Review.
Sony Cyber Shot DSC-W50
Comments:
It's not very flexible, and it's not for low light shots, but the Sony Cyber Shot DSC-W50 is still a solid ultracompact camera.
Review Verdict: Your budget would have to be really tight to pass over the Sony Cyber Shot DSC-W50 in favor of the Sony DSC-W30. The two cameras are identical with a single exception: The DSC-W50's 2.
It's not very flexible, and it's not for low light shots, but the Sony Cyber Shot DSC-W50 is still a solid ultracompact camera.
Review Verdict: Your budget would have to be really tight to pass over the Sony Cyber Shot DSC-W50 in favor of the Sony DSC-W30. The two cameras are identical with a single exception: The DSC-W50's 2.
QuickTake:
Pros: Compact; easy operation; decent image quality.
Cons: Feels flimsy; noisy at high ISO; few scene modes or manual controls.
digitaltrends.com Professional Review.
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W50
Comments:
The Sony Cyber-shot® DSC-W50 is an ideal camera for starting out right in digital photography, combining the quality of 6.0 megapixels and Carl Zeiss® 3X optical zoom, the performance...
The Sony Cyber-shot® DSC-W50 is an ideal camera for starting out right in digital photography, combining the quality of 6.0 megapixels and Carl Zeiss® 3X optical zoom, the performance...
goodgearguide.com.au Professional Review.
Sony Cybershot DSC-W50
Comments:
Review Verdict: The W50 is a great camera, with good performance very similar to the W30, but with a slightly larger LCD display.
Review Verdict: The W50 is a great camera, with good performance very similar to the W30, but with a slightly larger LCD display.
QuickTake:
Pros: Nice pictures, ISO 1000
Cons: Poor burst mode
digital photography blog Professional Review.
Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W50
Comments:
The Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W50 is 6 megapixel digital camera with a 3x Optical Zoom lens and 2.5inch LCD Display (the main differentiation from it's little brother, the DSC-W30 which only has a 2.0 inch LCD). The Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W50 is just 23 inches thi
The Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W50 is 6 megapixel digital camera with a 3x Optical Zoom lens and 2.5inch LCD Display (the main differentiation from it's little brother, the DSC-W30 which only has a 2.0 inch LCD). The Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W50 is just 23 inches thi
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This is a great little and quick camera. You won't miss important shots because of a shutter lag - not like my old Cannon A95. The LCD screen is bigger too. 2.5" compared to 1.8". <br> <br>You need to have a memory card, but there is an internal memor