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by - written on 22/01/03 (Useful, 143 readings)
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The DSC-P5 is easy to use, virtually fool-proof on automatic. But you also get to mess around with the controls if that's your thing (macro, forced flash, long exposure, focus etc), however, I've found that the camera rarely gets it wrong if left fully automatic. The saturation of colours is superb, particularly in bright sunlight, but this little fella even copes with British skies, picking out bags of detail on even the most overcast of days. The only thing I can't seem to control is the depth of field, however this is not really a problem. After all, I'm not trying to be an artist, I just want a dependable snap-happy camera and the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/04/02 (Useful, 171 readings)
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Ok if you are considering buying a digital camera but are getting really confused because you're actually getting TOO MUCH advertisement and you're seeing TOO MANY products on the digital cameras market ....... let me help you. This will NOT be a technical opinion on how happy or unhappy i am with my pixels, zoom and other ermmmm stuff about my SONY digital camera. It will be a simple description of what i think as a non technical person. I've had my digital camera since Christmas. It's small = GREAT, easy to pack in your bag or suitcase just make sure you buy a case to protect it. It's light = GREAT, for the ... Read the complete review
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