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Sony Cyber-shot 8.1-Megapixel Digital Camera
Model: DSC-W100
rate it 1-5
what are the ups and downs about this camera?
do you like this camera?
what are the stuff that u dont like about this camera?
what are the good stuff that u like?
Answer
Overall, I rate it 4.6 out of 5.0. Haha - not really me, but 5 users who posted little reviews on dpreview.com. Go here http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/read_opinions.asp?prodkey=sony_dscw100 and click on each user review and read what they say. It seems like it's a pretty nice camera. It has a couple of things that I always prefer, like the optical viewfinder and the larger sensor used in compact cameras.
Steve's Reviews called it an "awesome camera." Steve is generous, but this is indeed high praise. http://www.steves-digicams.com/2006_reviews/w100.html
Overall, I rate it 4.6 out of 5.0. Haha - not really me, but 5 users who posted little reviews on dpreview.com. Go here http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/read_opinions.asp?prodkey=sony_dscw100 and click on each user review and read what they say. It seems like it's a pretty nice camera. It has a couple of things that I always prefer, like the optical viewfinder and the larger sensor used in compact cameras.
Steve's Reviews called it an "awesome camera." Steve is generous, but this is indeed high praise. http://www.steves-digicams.com/2006_reviews/w100.html
megapixels?
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what are they, what do they do, how many are good for a digital camera
Answer
Digital photos are made up of tiny dots called pixels. resolution is the number of dots per square inch, the more pixels the better the resolution. the better the resolution, the more a photo can be enlarged and not be blurred.
5 or higher megapixels typically gives decent photos. The digital craze in my opinion is over rated. Too much emphasis on megapixals. 35mm cameras generally offer much more versatility, choices of lenses, flashes and creativity than digital, $ for $. Maybe one out of every 100 shots will ever get enlarged, and on average, maybe less than 1% of those will be enlarged more than 8 x 10, so who really needs the megapixel resolutions they promise. You can get all your shots put on CD now for $3 or less. Stop trying to see the shot in bright sunlight on those 2 inch LCD screens, or wait until the digital camera finally decides to take the shot, after you've lost the pose.
Digital photos are made up of tiny dots called pixels. resolution is the number of dots per square inch, the more pixels the better the resolution. the better the resolution, the more a photo can be enlarged and not be blurred.
5 or higher megapixels typically gives decent photos. The digital craze in my opinion is over rated. Too much emphasis on megapixals. 35mm cameras generally offer much more versatility, choices of lenses, flashes and creativity than digital, $ for $. Maybe one out of every 100 shots will ever get enlarged, and on average, maybe less than 1% of those will be enlarged more than 8 x 10, so who really needs the megapixel resolutions they promise. You can get all your shots put on CD now for $3 or less. Stop trying to see the shot in bright sunlight on those 2 inch LCD screens, or wait until the digital camera finally decides to take the shot, after you've lost the pose.
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Rating: 92% based on 9788 ratings. 5 user reviews.
Author: Yukie
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