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Other stand-out features include a large 2-inch LCD monitor with 134K pixels that makes it incredibly easy to frame shots and review pictures. Sony's own Real Imaging Processor LSI provides fast startup, fast shot-to-shot times and extended battery stamina for extended use. It is even compatible with the Cyber-shot Station docking bay (sold separately) for easy picture transfers while you charge your camera's battery. Newest Review: ... from one option on the selection wheel, rather than clogging up the wheel by putting them on there (although it took me a ... more More Sony digital cameras
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by - written on 13/05/09 (Very useful, 28 readings)
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I used to own a dcybershot-u a really tiny 2mp camera. But when this was no longer enough i needed to upgrade to a more powerful versitile camera. I did some researh as to what cameras were out at the time and what they could or could not do. Choices are pretty much the same, all having varied features but mainly the same, the only differences showing up were the brand, price, and designs. So based on these i hunted high and low on the internet to find my ideal match, and i found it the Sony DSC P200. So i went off trying to find the best deal on it. But just before i purchased this super little camera in black i found a red version! Which i immediately ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/07/05 (Very useful, 825 readings)
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I bought the Black limited edition version. Although the designs are essentially identical, the contrast of the controls on the back make them MUCH clearer. The shiny black finish is also "V" cool! Firstly the Battery life - 3hr 20mins for a Completely Dead to Full charge. Then theres a battery moniter on the LCD that tells you exactly how many minutes of use are left! Apparently a full charge gives ~200mins of usage - thats 1 min for every 1 min charge. in picture review mode, it says ~350mins - pretty good! Second - Ease of use. Theres what can only be described as a "simple mode" - depicted by a green camera on the mode dial. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/06/09 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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This is great quality for a compact camera. Even now, I find it has a couple of settings (spot metering and a f/2.8 aperture) that better my DSLR! (A DSLR is one of those big flashy cameras with interchangeable lenses, for those that don't know.) At 7.2MP you can take holiday snapshots that can still produce quality reproductions and enlargements. There are a range of different "scene" modes and I like the way that they're all navigated from one option on the selection wheel, rather than clogging up the wheel by putting them on there (although it took me a while to realise they were there - should have read the manual more). There's also a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/11/05 (Useful, 135 readings)
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this is a very good pictuer camra because it records and takes still photos in case the image witch you are trying to captuer is moving or on the go like most thing are in this morden socioty we currently live in . i like this camra also becaus it is a stylish and mordon shape and couler so it gives the person who uses this item a stylish and profeshonabel look about them it is a easy size to just slip away in your pocket or handbag so you can take it with you were ever you wish so you can capture images on the go so you can show your friends and family were you have been and what you have seen on arivel instead of having to wait for your films to be prosesed and then ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/03/07 (Useful, 86 readings)
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I owned a Sony Cyber-shot DSC-P200 for nearly two years during which time it experienced a thorough testing, and travelled nearly 60,000 miles. It is light and compact, but its 7.2Mega pixels provides a high quality picture, both for still shots, and video. One of the things I liked best about this model was the big (2 inch) LCD screen that was reasonably easy to see even in bright sunlight. Other great features include the zoom that gives a better quality picture than you might expect for a camera of this price. There is very little I can say against this camera, but in the interests of a balanced review, here are a couple of quibbles. You ... Read the complete review
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