Sony Cyber-shot DSC-F828 Reviews

Before you buy this camera you should ask yourself one question. Is compositional freedom important to me? if the answer is no then get this camera. If it's yes then don't because of the following reasons. First of all if you look past sony advertising.. the only thing F828 lens shares with a true 200mm is the angle of view. It ...

I have had several digital cameras, most recently a sony 717 as was looking forward to getting the 828. I am very dissapointed with the results from this camera, there is too much purple fringing on high contrast shots to be acceptable. The camera its self is very well made and feels much more professional than the 717. It has a ...

I'm getting started in the wedding photography business, and have used the Minolta Dimages (7Hi and A1) for several months. The big problem with both was very poor autofocusing ability under dim lighting conditions. Naturally, weddings are often shot under such conditions, so I was looking for an answer. When I read about the Sony ...

"Very well made, loaded with quality and professional picture taking tools" Geno on 12-Jan-2004 08:38:30 PM Pros: Had a long wait for this camera and it was worth it. Build quality is fantastic and the controls are very easy to use once you use them for the first time. I have had over 10 digital cameras starting with my first a ...

Announced in August 2003. The Sony DSC 828 caught my eye straight away, 8 mega pixels, Zeiss lens, professional looks and a bargain price. The camera was subject to significant delays and eventually shipped in the first week of 2004. After some major research I sold my D60 and took delivery of a shiny new 828. Shrewd move or major mistake? ...