📷 Optical Zoom Sony Cybershot DSCP100 5.1MP Digital Camera Review

I bought it two years ago. It works great so far. The size is small and easy to use. If you want to record videos with it, the quality is not very good. The picture quality is good.

This camera has more features than any other and 5.1 is all you need for great 4x6 photos. I took 10,000 photos with my last camera and ordered this one because others don't have good options.

The Sony dscp100 is such an attractive camera - small, handy - that my curious wife ordered a second one. Reason for ordering the second: small black dots appeared both in the viewfinder and in photos - in compositions with a light background, such as the sky. So she found a new old model - both with Zeiss lenses - and was happy for a few weeks. Now the second has points. They resemble swimmers in a person's eyes. Yes; We'll send the second one for warranty work.

Everyone has already said what needed to be said, except that the camera (fast as a rocket) slows down a lot when shooting with the flash when the battery is half dead (remember, half dead isn't still empty). With a fresh charge, the flashes are ready to use in no time, but after 50% battery it takes 3-5 seconds to charge the flash again. I think that can be improved. Also, I think it's an AMAZING camera. Oh yes, and one more personal wish of mine: add a stitch option to take pictures and…

I had one that I gave to my brother last year which I bought a few years ago. I gave him that and some $50 memory cards. Mine was in NEW condition as I hardly used it when I first received it. I have a couple of Sony cameras and not a single scratch on ANY of them! He said it was "like new". However, there were small deep scratches on the camera body, the lens remained scratch-free. The wrist strap was faded and dirty. I only gave him this because he liked what I originally gave him even though

I'm a Sony fan. My laptop is a VAIO, my palm is a Clie, my camcorder is a Sony MiniDV, my surround sound, my CD, my alarm clock, you know. So when I decided to get my second digital camera (I don't want to talk about the first one, a Kodak easy share I bought about two years ago, the wounds are still fresh), I knew I had to buy a Sony would, I just didn't. knows which. After some research I settled on 5.1 megapixels for quality, and I wanted something small but not so compact that it gets lost.

I got the P100 (free with Sony Visa bonus points) to complement the 3 year old F707 which is a wonderful camera (top of the time range of the lay spectrum), but sometimes too big to walk the baby. I was sort of pleasantly surprised. In every way, except photography, the P100 is better. This is a technological evolution in action: a much more comfortable movie mode (great video and audio quality!), a more comfortable pad/directional selector, a handy separate delete button, faster image capture,