| The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W230 is W-Series opening price point camera, and combines point-and-shoot ease-of-use with a host of advanced features in a sophisticated, compact body. A 12.1 megapixel image sensor and Carl Zeiss 4x optical zoom lens offer crisp, clear images at high resolution. Intelligent Scene Recognition automatically detects scene conditions and adjust for best camera settings. Face Detection capture faces with natural skin tones, while Smile Shutter technology capture a smile the moment it happens. In addition, Optical SteadyShot image stabilization helps prevent blur without affecting image quality, and HDTV compatibility offers a great way to view and share photos in high definition.The DSC-W230 offers a step up in features and capabilities from the Cyber-shot S-Series models, with a professional-quality lens, optical image stabilization, and a powerful BIONZ image processor that allows for advanced Face Detection, Smile Shutter technology, Dynamic Range Optimizer, and Intelligence Scene Recognition. |
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 Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W230 |
| Review Date: July 13, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Wayne Alexander, Jacksonville, FL USA |
| I was looking for a digital camera to take with me on my trip to Australia. Being a trip of a lifetime, I wanted to make sure I returned with amazing pictures and video that helped me remember and share my experience. I shopped online and in stores comparing prices and brands. This camera provides easy use with great results at an affordable price. There are many functions to choose from allowing for optimal performance. It is compact and easy to become accustomed with. The larger lcd screen was helpful when capturing and reviewing pictures. The video function picks up sound well, but you cannot zoom while filming. The settings can be manually configured to be adjusted to your preferences, but there is also a function for easy shooting. Battery life was sustainable and allowed for full days of picture taking. Viewing pictures as a slide show on the camera is great, because it plays music along with it, and you can add your own music to add a personal touch. I was able to capture images quickly with the fast response time of the shutter. Overall, I was completely satisfied with this product and would recommend it to someone shopping for a decent digital camera, but isn't quite ready for a SLR. The pictures turned out great! |
Good choice
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| Review Date: October 28, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Sandra Wildermuth, |
| I was really nervous about buying the right camera and i have to say im pretty impressed with this one. I'm not a photographer, just an everyday mom who likes to take those random pics. I wanted something light weight, quick to take the pic, long bettery, lots of storage, and enough options to do different things but not so confusing that i never use them. This deffinatley fits the bill. |
good-bye Kodak
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| Review Date: May 13, 2009 |
| Reviewer: S. Brown, Taylor,MI. |
When I purchaced my Kodak in 2008, My husband said,"buy a Sony". Well listen closely honey... YOU WERE RIGHT!
Easy,quick,beautiful pictures. Love this camera! |
Best By Far
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| Review Date: December 21, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Zachary A. Kelly, Cleveland, Ohio |
| by this is by far the best camera ive ever had or used. the quality is amazing and the features make for the best shots. takes a while to learn all the features but is worth it, im very happy with this camera. |
Great buy
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| Review Date: June 11, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Zoommer, Philadelphia, Pa |
| This camera is great, the only complaint is it's zoom is limited. It takes great pix and the software that comes with it has a really creepy facial recognition function. A little weird, but pretty neat for finding pix of people. |
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