Review on Sony Cyber Shot® DSC S930 Stabilization Detection by Delbert Potter

It was a great camera when I bought it from the Sony outlet in March 2010 for an overhaul. She took wonderful pictures. It was only 39.99. It cost me the same amount to buy an 8g memory card and I was very satisfied. The nice thing was that it was so easy to use, small and took great pictures. I used it in summer. Good business. Anyway, in September 2010 I started having problems with it. I couldn't access some images when I pressed the back button. When I looked at the photos on the PC, they were fine. I assumed it might be the cropping and editing, but I know I didn't do it on all shots. In any case, the battery was empty after only 10 flash exposures. It was strange. I just wrote it on new batteries even though I just changed the kit. Around December 2010 I was able to take some pictures with my camera. I put new batteries in as the ones I put in in September were corroded. It was fast. Took it to a New Year's party. It was the night he decided to leave and of course there was an opportunity to embarrass friends with photos of their stupid behavior for future reference. Tried putting in new batteries. Vain. No electricity, nothing. It's dead, Jim. Well, while it lasted, it was fun.