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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX100V
$599.00
Released January, 2011
The Pros:30x optical zoom (27-810mm 35mm equivalent). HDMI output for direct playback of images and video onto a compatible HDTV / display. Sony's proprietary 3D modes.
The Cons:No hotshoe. GPS is a big drain on the battery - lowers the number of shots by 1/3rd, from 300 to 200. Flash behavior must be toggled in the cameras software - no dedicated flash button.
The Sony Cyber-shot HX100V is a compact digital camera. This camera is equipped with a 16.2 megapixel CMOS sensor, which is back-illuminated. The back-illuminated design increases the amount of total light captured, and therefore improves low light performance.
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To enhance subject detail, the Cyber-shot HX100V is equipped with a 30x optical zoom. The hi-speed Auto Focus technology allows you to prepare quickly for a picture, so that you can capture spontaneous action. With this camera's 1080p video-capturing ability, you can also film live action. With the Sony Cyber-shot HX100V's BIONZ imaging processor, the results of your picture or video will be available to you instantly.
Features
- Color: Black
- 30x optical zoom
- (27 - 810mm) Carl Zeiss lens
- 16.2MP back-illuminated CMOS sensor
- 1080p video
- BIONZ imaging processor
- Hi-speed AF-technology
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30x optical zoom (27-810mm 35mm equivalent)
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HDMI output for direct playback of images and video onto a compatible HDTV / display
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Sony's proprietary 3D modes
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tilting 3" LCD display with high 921k dot resolution
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10fps burst shooting at full resolution
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respectable aperture for a superzoom - F/2.8 on the wide end, up to f/5.6 at full telephoto, good for shooting in lower light
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compact and lightweight for a superzoom
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optical image stabilization - absolutely necessary for a superzoom
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includes a respectable electronic viewfinder for use in bright light
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capable of recording video in full 1080p with stereo audio
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integrated GPS for automatic geotagging
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support for TransferJet - easily and quickly transfer your images wirelessly
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16MP backlit sensor - much improved low light image quality over previous generation technologies
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GPS is a big drain on the battery - lowers the number of shots by 1/3rd, from 300 to 200
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flash behavior must be toggled in the cameras software - no dedicated flash button
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TransferJet requires use of Sony's proprietary, more expensive, and more difficult to find Memory Stick flash storage
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