Sony Cyber-shot U DSC-U50

Sony Cyber-shot U DSC-U20

portable model to replace the L'espion and the Sipix Blink I already had as a companion to my Fuji Finepix S304 (see op) and Minolta Dynax 505i. Sony had launched the DSC-U10 which is a 1.3 megapixel model back in the summer of 2002. I had fallen in love with the DSC-U10. This was one a few cameras that had me salivating last year. My first impression was cool this was simply so sexy, stylish and I wanted one. How did Sony do it? This is small but useable. There is a flash and 1" LCD screen but no optical viewfinder. Ok the Cybershot is physically bigger than the L'espion and Sipix, and other cheap fun cameras. It is also thicker than its ...

Sony Cyber-shot U DSC-U20

off the shelf AAA batteries, they last about 5 pictures then the thing shuts down. It does come with "scenes" for picture taking. Those familier with Sony cameras know that this is a nice little selection of B&W photos, Serpia (old fasioned brown photos), negative (weird) and another weird one. quiet a nice, fun feature for when you think your taking "arty" shots!! The USB transfer software worked very well on my Win2000 PC. I used photoshop for image manipulation becuase I am more familier with it. The camera has no zoom, but an auto-focas, you can over-ride this to choose one of the following : 20 cm - For close ups 1 Metre - For ...

Sony Cyber-shot U DSC-U10

The Sony DSC-U10 produces 1.2-megapixel images. This cute camera records images at a resolution of 1,280x960 pixels or 640x480 pixels. At 640x480 you can also record a burst of five shots at half-second intervals. The movie mode records at 320x240 pixels without audio. You'll squeeze 23 images on to the supplied 8Mb card at highest resolution or 80 at the lower resolution. Four navigation buttons access the controls and settings of the U10. The three flash modes include a red-eye reduction mode. Sony is trying to cut down on camera startup times and the U10 is ready more quickly than most once it is turned on. There is no optical or digital zoom, but it doesn't ...