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Sony DSC-V3 Cyber-shot
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Features of the Sony DSC-V3 Cyber-shot include:
- 7.2 Megapixel
- Optical Zoom: 4x
- Digital Zoom: 8x
- 35mm Zoom Lens equivalent: 34 - 136 mm
- Autofocus & Fixed Focus
- Focus Range: 19.7 in. to Infinity (w)
- Macro Focus Range: 3.9 in. to Infinity (w)
- Focal Length: 7 - 28 mm
- Video Quality: 160 x 120, 320 x 240 (QVGA), 640 x 480 (VGA)
- Video Speed: 30 fps
- Video Format: MPEG
- ISO Speeds: 800, 400, 200, 100, Auto
- Aperture Range: f2.8/f8 (w/t)
- White Balance: Manual, Auto, Flash, Incandescent, Fluorescent, Cloudy, Daylight / Sunny
- Frames Per Second: 2 Frames
- Memory Type: Memory Stick Pro, CompactFlash Card Type I
- Compression Modes: Normal, Fine
- Compression Type: Raw Image, TIFF, JPEG
- Flash Type: Built-In & External
- Flash Functions: Slow Sync, Red-eye Reduction Flash, Fill-in Flash, Auto Flash, Flash Off
- Viewfinder: Optical
- LCD Panel Size: 2.5 in.
- LCD Screen Resolution: 123,000 pixels
- Interface: USB 2.0
- Video Out
- Battery Type: Proprietary Lithium
- Battery Life: 260 Images
- Self Timer: 10 Sec.
- With Built-in Microphone
- With Tripod Mount
- Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows ME, Microsoft Windows 98SE, Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows 2000, Apple Mac OS X, Apple Mac OS 9, Apple Mac OS 8
- Exterior Color: Black
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Reviewed by Phillip on 31/10/2005
Only had the V3 for a few days but I'm impressed by the build quality and how it looks. It was either this or the Canon G6, but I decided the G6 looked ugly in comparison and preferred black to silver/grey. I got fed up lugging my Pentax film SLR camera around but didn't want to lose the advanced features like manual control and priority options, so a digital 'point and shoot'was no good for me. The V3 falls just right as a 'bridge' between a P&S and dSLR (which are way too pricey for me and too big like my old Pentax). I know the V3 is an old model (it's now Nov.2005 and it was launched early in 2004) but because of that I got it at a discounted price. I intend to keep it for a long time, which is why I took time to think about getting it. Many pros scoff at Sony cameras because they don't have a history of making them, but todays cameras are 80% electronics and I reckon Sony has had plenty of experience in that arena. They also have an enviable reputation for quality -- and that's important to me -- no cheap imitations thankyou!
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Reviewed by Susan on 23/01/2005
Excellent prosumer 7 megapixels digi camera. feels quite chunky to hold, but not too heavy. I find that it takes excellent pictures, in fact way better than my old film SLR. With 7 megapixels to play with I know that I can azoom in and blow things up pretty big on my pc. I like the fact that you can take movie clips with sound as well as stills and the length of the clips is limited only by the available memory. I'm using this feature more thjan I thought I would. The lens is quality and the big LCD panel makes it easy to review pics and delete the ones that didn't work out. I'm very pleased with this camera.
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