Sony Cyber-shot DSC-P8/R

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T100/R

too. I bought this off the Internet for £229.00 with a pouch and a 1GB Sony memory stick. I would not hesitate to recommend this little beauty to anyone because not only that it has an amazing optical zoom and is 8.1 Mpix what more could you want. Go out and buy one is what I can ...

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T10

I set myself criteria for my next camera and these were: A big screen, don’t need an eyepiece (very old fashioned), Sony Memory Stick (already have other Sony products so could share chips), minimum 3x optical zoom, Lithium Battery, Macro settings, >3 Megapix – and the T10 was the camera for me, or so I thought. It has the advantage of being pretty slim and it will fit in a top pocket just like the ad says, which is very convenient and does encourage you to carry it around and use it to catch the un-suspecting moments. It is like only 160 odd grams and comes in silver, black and white. Turning the camera on and off is great; you just slide the front of the casing up ...

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T1

The Sony DSC T-1 is a very small camera. Not James Bond, hide-in-your-shoe small, but small enough to easily fit into your trousers pocket. It has a satisfying weight to it, too, giving off the impression that it s quite sturdy. Indeed, mine s still working despite the combination of a clumsy oaf and gravity. Priced in America at $499 (which equates to approximately £260 according to http://www.xe.com), you might think that it s quite a lot to pay for a digital compact camera, but there are many reasons why this is a good choice for the fun/serious amateur photographer. Perhaps the three most important aspects that made me choose this camera over others with similar ...