📸 Sony DSC-F828 8MP Digital Camera - Enhanced with 7x Optical Zoom for Improved Imaging Review

This is my third f828. This does not mean that the product is worthless. I use my cameras actively. I have over 30,000 photos, most of which were taken with the Sony f828. So I'm looking for a good buyer to buy from. Last time Sony was with a buyer who claimed the quality of the product and he wasn't lying. I am very happy with my purchase and would buy from him again should the need arise. Five star rating for this seller

I bought this camera in 2003 and it was stolen in a robbery. Although there are newer, shinier, faster, and bigger cameras out there, I liked this one and replaced it. The item I received was brand new and in better condition than the stolen one! The images are clear and when I went to the photography course the instructor said it was the best camera in the course. I'm a point and shoot photographer, but that was nice to hear.

Bought used. The night vision function never worked. Other than that, it's a decent camera, but I specifically needed the night vision feature, and my other cameras work just as well for other functions. The scaling factor is so small it may not exist. If I had bought this camera new it would probably work fine but it has been discontinued. I bought another camera for general use and it's so good I don't use Sony anymore.

I love this camera. By learning the various shooting modes and functions, you can capture professional-quality images. The night framing feature is great for the night without the overly bright qualities of using the flash alone. With a 1GB compact flash card you can capture approximately 300 images at 3264 x 2448 (highest resolution). I also bought it along with the Sony Accessory Kit. The extra battery, multi-coated protective screen and carrying case were very helpful right from the start…

Extraordinary, fantastic, more than you would expect for the price. It's not absolute perfection, but how close do you have to get to perfection? Michael Reichman's reviews will tell you a lot more than I can put into 1000 words:[.][.]The only thing I would add to his comments: Get a polarizing filter! For $30 you can fix almost all chromatic aberration (CA) and blooming that most consumers don't even see in these images. Thanks to Sony for creating a camera with filters! And if the noise at…

This is the end of all cameras and when I saw them at Revain for $454 I jumped on them and bought other accessories. I received accessories and an email that my camera order was cancelled. Turns out the order was sent to USAPhotoNation and not Revain. It wasn't a zShops order, it was Revain's own internal order. Upon closer inspection, USAPhotoNation is doing just that. Sells cheap, cancels, calls you and tries to sell you overpriced supplies. Apparently there were some issues with part 2 and…

Manual zoom ring. Incredible close-ups. Film and infrared imaging. Two different seamless storage media. Very reliable. Amazing picture quality. Yes, your shots can and will contain a lot of PF ONLY if the subject is something (e.g. a reflection of sunlight on water or something very bright behind something dark) that shows PF. Most of the points will not give you any trouble at all, which is why some people write that there is no PF for this camera. So I'm sure there are a number of settings…

Ignoring its many features, my review of the Sony F828 digital camera is based on its ability to capture colors in a range that exceeds the capabilities of most cameras. We grow tropical water lilies. Water lilies and beardless irises, which can have flowers in the bluish-pink, violet, violet and reddish-blue range that both the Nikon Cool Pix and Olympus C-765 failed to capture. One Nikon did a good job of capturing greens and non-red blues, while another did a good job of capturing non-bluish