Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H10

I upgraded my sony cybershot t-7 to the sony h10. I really like the easy to use interface and buttons. The dial on the top lets you choose different settings and they also show up on the screen. I really enjoy black and white photos so I keep the 'p' setting to black and white so I can easily swap between taking regular photos and pretty black and white photos. The camera takes very good quality photos especially for not being a dslr. One of my favourite things about the sony h10 is that its not a skinny little point and shoot. Its a pretty camera, it looks and feels a bit like a dslr. Im terrbile for dropping and losing cameras, but this is so solid and chunky, I dont ...  Read the complete review

When I brought this camera I was actually looking for a smaller camera but when I saw this one I knew I had to have it. The lens is much bigger than an ordinary compact camera so the photos you can take are really very good. This camera is very easy to use but also has extra functions for the more experienced photographer. It has a good sized screen and the battery life is brilliant. I have used this camera now for sightseeing which it was fantastic for. I also took it to the British Grand prix where the photos were really rather good although the time it took from pressing the button to taking the picture is good its not a patch on the SLR camera my ...  Read the complete review

The Sony H10 is an 8.1 megapixel camera that uses a rechargeable battery and accepts only the Memory Stick Pro and Memory Stick Pro Duo memory cards. In addition, it has approximately 31 MB of internal memory, so limited shooting may be done without a memory card. The camera comes in a black or silver finish. On the silver model the hand grip and the extended lens are black. The lens is a 10x optical zoom with Carl Zeiss glass. It has a variable aperture ranging from f/3.5 at the wide angle end to f/4.4 at the telephoto end. Digital zoom is also available via the menus. Shutter speeds range from 1/2000 to 30 seconds, depending on the exposure mode ...  Read the complete review