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Abstract: The Sony DSC W80 is a seven megapixel, pocket sized digital camera offering fair value for money. It has a standard 3x optical zoom lens. For the style conscious Sony have produced the DSC W80 in four colours. These are black, silver, pink and white. T...
Abstract: The Sony DSC W80 is one of the many pocket sized digital cameras on the market. This model has seven megapixels and a three times zoom lens. With so many digital cameras of this type to choose from it is often hard to say why a camera stands out from ...
Abstract: Many people seem to be under the impression that digital cameras came along out of the blue about 10 years ago, but in fact the roots of portable electronic still cameras can be traced back to the original Sony Mavica, a still video camera launched as lon...
Good resolution, particularly in the middle of the frame, Nice design - very slim, all-metal body, HDTV output, Decent macro, Good image quality in good light; bright, sharp images with immediate consumer friendly appeal, Very reliable exposure system in...
Slow, unreliable focus in low light, Combined effects of noise and noise reduction at high ISOs and in low light produces poor results, Noise reduction effects visible even at low ISO settings, Fiddly controls and fancy fade effects which make menus feel...
I havent actually used a Sony Cyber-shot compact for about a year, and on previous experience I was expecting the W80 to sail through this review and emerge - even if not with flying colors - as an easy recommendation for anyone wanting a simple poin...
Not too small for features like image stabilization, high ISO sensitivity and Face Detection
Big, LCD screen, usable (but a little hard to see) in full sun and in surprisingly dim lighting too
Good, bright AF-Assist lamp
Very fast USB 2.0 computer conn...
Menu system remains difficult to navigate
High ISO captures color at the expense of detail
Limited flash range (no surprise, this is very typical of subcompact digital cameras)
An excellent lens overall, but pincushion distortion at telephoto focal len...
Its hard to call the Sony W80 the bottom rung in the W-Series because it only gives up a few pixels for a lower price. Otherwise the Sony W80 has all the bells and whistles, making it a terrific bargain. It has a Bionz processor, face detection techno...
Stylish, compact, fast, optical image stabilization, low noise (up to ISO 400), 2.5" LCD, optical viewfinder, and better than average battery life,
Slight overall default image softness, cumbersome unintuitive menu system, low resolution LCD screen, weak flash, and the full user’s manual is on CD, Technical Specifications, Resolution: 7.2 megapixels (3072x2304), Sensor: 1/2.5” CCD, Viewfinders: Optical viewfinder and 2.5 inch LCD, Lens: f2.8f5.2/5.8mm17.4mm Carl Zeiss VarioTessar zoom, Auto Focus: Contrast Detection, Manual Focus: no, Expo
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W80 Review BY: Howard Creech, DigitalCameraReview.com Contributor PUBLISHED: 9/17/2007 Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W80 Review Article ContentsSony Cyber-shot DSC-W80 Review Image Gallery The consumer digital camera market is currently flood...
Abstract: The Sony Cybershot DSC-W80 is the latest addition to Sonys W-series of compact digital point-and-shoot cameras. Sony really stepped up to the plate with this one, making it the best camera in the series. Today well look it over to see what makes it s...
Abstract: The Cyber-shot DSC-W80 ($250) is a midrange model in Sonys W-series line of compact cameras. It has a number of step-up features from the lower-end models (the W35 and W55), including image stabilization, a faster image processor, face detectio...
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Published: 2007-03-30, Author: Will , review by: cnet.com
Attractive new display; great performance and pictures.
Small buttons can sometimes feel awkward.
With a shiny new interface, fast performance, and great pictures, the DSC-W80 sits on the top of the budget snapshot heap.
