Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W230 12 MP Digital Camera With 4X Optical Zoom And Super Steady Shot Image Stabilization (Silver) Review

I bought this camera when I was having problems with my old Sony camera. I was disappointed that Sony stopped making viewfinder cameras. But I thought I'd try a trip to Africa anyway. Without the viewfinder it was difficult to shoot outside and half the time not knowing what you were doing. Viewfinder is required. Some confusion when I wanted to turn on the backlight flash, for example with a sunset and a figure in front of it. Still not easy enough. It's also difficult to take night shots. I'm

This is good considering the ease of use. It also has a big screen. Therefore, you should be aware that on small screens this will result in a reduction in battery life compared to previous versions. Also, I heard that SONY has now realized that the Pro Duo card incompatibility issue is a real fact and that they will be stopping these versions in future products - good move! The camera has built-in image processing that makes it very easy and robust to use. However, if you look closely, the…

For years I resisted going digital. In the 1970's and 80's I took thousands of photos with a single lens reflex camera with a very good lens. Prints eventually gave way to slides to save money. They all eventually ended up in desk drawers or rarely opened albums. The camera even ended up on the shelf. I didn't want to spend my money on Kodak and Fuji, but on something else. When digital technologies emerged, I went against the culture. I could see the value of the cost without buying and…