Review on Sony Cyber-shot DSC-S2000, black by Jnis Uptis ᠌

A generally pretty nice camera with the sole intention of appealing to amateur photographers. If you suddenly decide that you want to take photography seriously, you will need to purchase another device. It will even be difficult to study for this because you won't be able to adjust the aperture or the shutter speed on your current camera. Has pros: images of satisfactory quality, with a level of noise and aberrations that is about par for the course. Autofocus will function normally, however there may be a delay. The capability to make relatively subtle adjustments to the exposure settings. Adjustments that can be made to the ISO sensitivity and the white balance. Really decent auto-tuning. These are some downsides: The inability to make adjustments to the camera's aperture or light sensitivity, which restricts the ways in which the frame may be composed and the amount of light that can be added to it. There is no selection of frame saving formats available. In most cases, the light sensitivity is only displayed up to the mark of 800 (and even then, it's not always the case), but audible sounds become more apparent after that. An excessive number of megapixels for such a matrix, which causes blur in the photographs due to the increased resolution.