Reviews and Problems with Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T300
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Sony Cyber-Shot T300
Digital Photography Interface
7 September 2009
Conclusion: Overall, the Sony Cyber-shot T300 has some pretty attractive features for the crowd: a 5X optical zoom lens, equipped with image stabilization, a very big touchscreen
Pros: Bigger-than-average 5X stabilized zoom lens, Above average battery life (especially for a screen this big), Very big touchscreen LCD that's usable outdoors, Functional...
Cons: No manual controls, Fingerprints on touchscreen are unavoidable, Tiny zoom controller and no place for fingers on the back, Touchscreen interface is not too responsive...
Conclusion: Sony CyberShot DSC-T300 digital camera The first acquaintance with the Sony T300 left quite an impression, an impression of a unique and stylishly designed camera.
Conclusion: The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T300 produces high-quality images and sports a luxuriously large widescreen LCD, but this slick camera's battery life is bad news.
Conclusion: Our initial impressions of the T300 were not positive - with the function guide adding delays (but no useful information), and a 'plink' sound effect that screamed
Pros: Small, smart design, Long zoom for such a slim camera, Touch-screen interface generally pleasant to use, Largest possible screen for a camera of its size, Feature-pack...
Cons: Noise reduction that reduces image quality at all settings, Terrible battery life, Poor use of screen in playback mode, Over-enthusiastic reds, Higher ISO settings of ...
Conclusion: The usability and ingenuity of the T300's touch-screen prevents style triumphing over substance, but watch out for soft images, pixel fringing and occasional lens flare
Excerpt: The Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-T300 – stylish yet functional Capture fantastic images on the slim-line Cyber-Shot DSC-T300 digital camera, which combines bold vertical-format