Review on Sony Bloggie Sport Waterproof Video Camera MHSTS22/B with 📷 4x Digital Zoom and 2.7-Inch Touchscreen LCD - Black (New Model) by Phillip Jaylon

Considering the price I wasn't expecting too much from this camera. That's good because this thing didn't deliver. They may have to drop the price of this device by another $100 to justify the cost. The advantage of this camera is that it is easy to carry. The highest quality photos look overly compressed, with all sorts of artifacts and weird edges. . Forget trying to shoot in high contrast, bright or low light conditions. Dynamic range can't even cover mid-to-shade scenes without seeing a bunch of noise or ghosting. I took about 300 shots with it and found that the scene had to be perfectly lit, with no more than 4 tonal zones, for the image to be acceptable. I'm trying to come up with something good. about videos. No, I can't think of anything. Again, the video image has an odd, overly compressed look. Autofocus is lost with every movement, especially in water. This can be a good camera to carry around if you're worried about your phone getting wet, but it's difficult to stay sharp in or near water. Zooming while recording video is also an adventure of focus and distortion. You don't have to zoom in, though, because even at the widest setting, you can still include a person in the frame at a comfortable distance. Sound? If you buy this camera, please plan to record audio on your phone and sync to video later. I think the microphone that picks up the sound from the sky can be pointed into the camera body. From a distance of two meters, a recording of a friend with a loud voice is barely audible during playback. Now I have a great collection of percussion sounds and special effects that I got while working with the camera. Money is better spent on a quality waterproof phone case.