Digital Camera Reviews

The new Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T300 digital camera, which features a 3.5 inch touch-screen LCD and 5x optical zoom lens. The camera measures 8 x 10 x 6 inches and powered with Lithium-Ion NP-BD1 battery.The camera will retail for $399 when it ships in March. Read on for a first impressions review of the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T300.

Sony DSC-T300 Digital Camera Reviews:-

Dpreview.com about Sony DSC-T300  Digital Camera Review:-  As storage capacities on Memory Stick Duo and Memory Stick PRO Duo media cards increase, Lubell said, options for easily organizing, accessing and playing back photos is more of a priority. The new camera’s internal database allows for advanced filtering to later search for photos by date and smile. Images can be viewed in chronological order or displayed in a helpful calendar view, and organized in the camera’s “favorites” folder.

To view your images in stunning 1080 HD resolution slide shows, just connect the DSC-T300 camera to a compatible HDTV set. Slide show includes your choice of background music, including up to eight tracks (a total of five minutes in length) you can upload via USB, and use multiple tracks to create longer slideshows set to music.

Asia.cnet.com about Sony DSC-T300  Digital Camera Review:- Quick performance and dozens of features are great, but in the end cameras have to be judged on the pictures they take. Unfortunately, we found the T300 seriously lacking in that respect. Even at its best, photos generally look soft, with haloing along edges. At its lowest sensitivity, ISO 80, we still see noise in flat colours, like grey. It becomes noticeable across the board at ISO 200, and by ISO 400 starts degrading detail. At ISO 3,200 photos look like they were painted with a worn-out kitchen sponge. Finally, the camera’s lens produced conspicuous vignetting — darkening the corners of shots — at its widest, and displayed distortion at both the wide and telephoto ends of the range.

Dphotojournal.com about Sony DSC-T300  Digital Camera Review:- The camera’s updated face detection technology can differentiate between the faces of children and adults. Simply select “child priority” or “adult priority,” and the camera will automatically detect up to eight faces in the camera frame, adjusting focus, exposure, white balance and flash for the subjects that matter most.

Digitalcamerainfo.com about Sony DSC-T300  Digital Camera Review:- The Sony T300 records in MPEG-1 video in the following resolution and speeds: 640 x 480 in Fine and VX Fine at 30 frames per second (fps), 640 x 480 in Standard and VX Standard at 16.6 fps, and 320 x 240 at 30 fps and 8.3 fps. Users can use the optical zoom while recording video, which is nice since sometimes point-and-shoots forgo zoom during video shooting.