Sony Cyber-shot DSC-P150

...two. An Olympus or a Sony ~ my analysis of the market was based around the size of the camera, the size of the housing, the simplicity of the housing, the ability to use the buttons and knobs on the housing underwater, and of course the number of mega pixels. At the time the Cybershot P200 had just come onto the market. The P200 has a bigger screen but pretty much all of the same features. What it doesn't have is an underwater housing, and what is ...
...acquainted with the housing, the Sony (none silicon) grease and how to keep the seals clean and spotless. A single hair can cause a water leak so keeping the seals in top condition is vital. MORAL of the story……………… When buying a digital camera, if you intend to buy any add-ons do it at the time of the camera purchase. The camera models have a limited shelf life as manufacturers try to keep pace with each other. Housings etc are only going to be ...

jellibaby 19.03.2006 · Read full review
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...it would certainly be the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-P150! In comparison to other digital cameras, this Sony is not the smallest; however it is light and the rectangular shape allows it to fit easily into your pocket. I have also found, that being no whizz when it comes to technology, I could work this little piece of machinery with little help from the instruction manual. It is simple to turn on, and takes little effort to learn how to take pictures and ...
...is its quality! the 7.2 mega pixels option on this camera allows you to take pictures like a pro, even the lady serving me in Boots recently asked me if the photos I was developing from the little kiosk were taken by a professional! However, 7.2 mega pixels can take up quite a lot of memory and so the camera enables you to choose the quality of your photos with the option of 1 mega pixel, 3 mega pixels, 5 mega pixels or 7 mega pixels! The photos ...

fluffchillin 21.09.2005 · Read full review
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I had this camera bought for me as a birthday present, as the last one i had was a complete disaster, only 1.3 mega pixels. so i did some research and found this. Great auto focus if you want to take a few snap shots. it has a light that removes that annoying "red eye" syndrome in pictures. also the flash is very bright, a little too bright some times. The battery life is great because it lasts ages before you need to recharge. There are so many ...
...settings. these are shown as images cant remember all of what they mean, theres portirait and landscape settings, bright scenes, dark scenes. portraits at night. theres the macro feature, which means you can get close up detail if you need to. there are different sorts of flash, long flash so this captures the image perfect and for night time pictures a slow flash. this also has the time feature, so you can set it to take while you get in position. ...

libster20 15.05.2005 · Read full review
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...was won over by the Sony and the £200 price for the DSC-P150 7.2 Mega Pixel camera. I found the Sony to be the easiest to use. I'm no expert so I wanted one that I could easily turn on, take a picture and view with the absolute minimum of fuss. Although slightly larger than some of the other brands I was looking at I still find the camera very light and easy to carry. The rectangular shape (many of the other brands were more square) is great because ...
...still easily see the view screen. The quality of the camera is absolutely amazing. Everybody who has seen the printed photos I took with this camera has remarked on how good they are. Even using the full zoom the pictures don't lose any of their sharpness which is something I was particularly worried about. The photos I've had using this camera look like a professional job rather than the clumsy amateur that I am. The battery saw me through two weeks ...

Gwenllian 13.02.2005 · Read full review
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...you can't go wrong with Sony ! Only downfall was the need to but a bigger memory card - and their not as cheap as SD cards! On the plus side - very reliable and one of those camera's you can easily take out with you and for it not to be too bulky. ...

TopReviewer84 19.06.2007 · Read full review
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My P150 is easy to use but often produces blurry photos no matter how careful/steady you are. The camera lenses are prone for letting in dust (as mine has). The camera comes with a useless 32 meg memory card allowing you to take 9 photos at 7 mega pixels so a memory card must be purchased as well adding to the overall price. ...

INALLHONESTY 26.09.2007
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...upgrade of the 150 Sony 150 has fantastic zoom power and the battery lasts much longer than other cameras I have tried. The memory card provided with this camera isn't impressive so I had to fork out an added £20 on the bill then an extra £30 for a special case whichI think is way too expensive for a piece of stitched leather. But for ease of use it is fantastic. I can use it whenever I wish and it's not hard to take it out when I have an inpromptu ...
...alittle tricky to turn and the power button isn't really finger friendly either The best thing is that you can actually target a corner of the image and zoom it to such a large scale without losing the quality. Once you buy a bigger memory card you can go click mad.. and the best thing is pictures of me and family with half closed eyes isn't costly to me anymore ...

Nuzzie 15.04.2005 · Read full review
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...I'd be happy with the sony p100 instead really. So why only the 4 stars. Well personally i feel the camera is fantastic, great capabilities and dead simple to use but the 7.2 megpixels is capable of printing A3-A4 sized pictures and on the standard 32 Mb memory card they supply you with you can only store 9 of these pictures on there. Bit disappointing on that aspect really. Battery life is good but if want a lot of pictures u will need a bigger ...

jaycehomersham 01.02.2005 · Read full review
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