Sony DSCT200S Digital Camera - Silver (8.1MP, 5x Optical Zoom) 3.5″ LCD
Sony DSCT200S Digital Camera - Silver (8.1MP, 5x Optical Zoom) 3.5″ LCD
The Cyber-Shot DSC-T200 from Sony packs in all the same technologies as its predecessor, the T100, but has an even larger touch screen!The Cyber-Shot DSC-T200 is loaded with powerful features, such as an 8-megapixel CCD sensor, Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens, 5x optical zoom, which is non-retracting to preserve the camera?s ultra-slim form, and a 3.5? LCD touch screen. Not only does this screen provide excellent visibility as you set up for a photo, it also lets you navigate easily through the camera?s many functions and touch up your snaps.Thanks to its built-in face-detection and smile-detection modes, the Cyber-Shot DSC-T200 will automatically take a photo when your subject is looking his best! It is even able to regulate the lighting in a photo for even brightness.The ultra-compact Cyber-Shot DSC-T200 also includes Sony?s Super SteadyShot image stabiliser and has a high sensitivity for clear, bright photos in any kind of lighting. What?s more, if you own a plasma or LCD television set, you can connect your camera to the TV via the HD output and share your photos on a big screen (HD cable optional).The easy-to-use Cyber-Shot DSC-T200 puts all of Sony?s digital photo technology into the palm of your hand!
Customer Review: Location Location Location and red eyes…
Estetically the camera is great ,great and useful menus and very posh indeed however if you are not aware of your surroundings when taking a photo you will have serious problems with red eyes,shame really ;-{
Customer Review: Sony T200 - awesome!
This camera is possibly the best compact out there for size and spec. I spent a few days looking at different cameras. This is the best by far. Cracking pics and very easy to use.
I ordered mine shortly after christmas and came very fast.
Very impressed!
Great price too. ?269 in the Sony shop and other outlets.
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Customer Review: Solid Product Worth the Purchase
I purchased a sandisk 64MB disk for my point and shoot camera, which I still have to this day and since it is still working well I decided to go with sandisk for the upgrade. I needed the disk for dSLR I purchased recently and considered the high capacity SD cards as they are suppose to give you a quicker response time. I have shot a few hundred shots and there hasn’t been a significant lag with this card ( I tested it against my sisters SDHC card). I haven’t had a read problem with the card (I have used it with my internal card reader on my notebook, a stand alone third party reader, with the camera attached to a desktop, etc). With the price drop I probably will pick up a couple more….
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The housing for the Canon G6 includes special conversion circuitry to utilize the outstanding Canon eTTL system with DS-50 and DS-125 SubStrobes. It also includes a diffuser to allow photos to be taken with the built-in strobe of the camera.For a complete compatibility list please refer to the original manufacturer’s web site.
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List Price: ?12.99
Amazon Price: ?9.09
Used Price: ?5.30
Customer Review: Good reference guide for D70 & D70s owners
The first 40% of the book is a more colourful, in-depth, helpful version of a Nikon manual. There are colour pictures and notes highlighting what the author is referring to. Owners of Nikon D70 and D70s can relate to this book well. The book is written more for the amateur or beginner photographer who has the D70. This is evident in the first couple of chapters. The first chapter is a quick guide on the functions & features of the camera and what these do and when to use them. The second chapter focuses more on settings of the camera. This is ideal for novices who want to explore the camera but don't know what each of the functions do. The writer provides tips on exposure, shutter, metering, focusing, flash, lens selection and flash selection. The other 60% of the book focuses on taking pictures. This is where the book becomes another photography book but the best thing is Nikon D70 users can relate to it. There are lots of example pictures taken by the author which he goes onto explain how he took them and what equipment he used. All this information is laid out in a clear table with set-up, lens, lighting, exposure & camera settings. These examples are useful for inspiration. The author also does a great job using 'kit' lenses with his example, this I thought was very sensible as most people will have a kit lens to start off. Overall the book is ideal for your camera bag as a reference and a quick guide to your Nikon and you will be able to relate to majority of the topics and examples covered.
Customer Review: Choose another book
I am an Englishman livng in France, so when I got my D70s the instruction book was in french, I bought the book thinking it was going to be as comprehensive as the manual, but was extremeley dissapointed. I found the whole book misleading,going off on tangents regarding external flash manual focus etc etc, over half the book is devoted to how to take very cheesey photographs, by a not very good photographer.
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