Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T1

I brought my Sony Cybershot in 2004. It has been the best camera that I have ever owned. Totally idiot proof. Picture Quality is excellent. During May whilst in Kenya my Camera started to mess around showing white and purple lines across the rear screen. I tried resetting the Camera. It worked for maybe two or three pics then went again. On my return to the UK I purchased another camera. I was informed by my Brother that Sony would repair the Camera free of Charge. Something to do with the chip inside. I contacted Sony who sent me a prepaid label. I packed the camera up went to the Post Office and obtained proof of postage. A week later my Camera was ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review