Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W150

This review is going to be a no nonsense, no fancy camera tech language review, as from experience, i know that if your looking to buy this camera, then your looking for a good quality point and shoot camera to take holiday snaps and family shots, nothing fancy. I own this camera and for the year that i have owned it, i have been moderately impressed. Like i said nothing fancy. However what i find most impressive is the amount of options available within this camera. If your a complete new entry to the world of photogrphy then you can simply use the easy slide wheel on the camera to set it to ... more

I have become rather fond of my little camera - it isn't the best, flashiest most souped-up camera that I've ever seen, but I wouldn't want it to be. If what you're looking for is a camera that can take good pictures, has a fair amount of special features and is pretty simple to use, then I would happily recommend this one. It takes wonderful quality shots, you can have flash on or off, red eye reduction, you can take photographs in black and white or sepia, you can make the colours in the shot more vivid, take short films and take pictures on a number of different settings (some include ... more

This camera is well worth the money if you are looking for an effective but simplistic piece of kit! The DSC-W150 can easily fit into the your pocket so you dont have to worry about storage issues! The camera itself at 8.1 megapixels takes beautiful pictures whether you are looking to take simplistic portrait photos or perhaps long range landscape photos. The results are perfect 99% of the time! I personally purchased this camera on a recommendation and have had nothing but complete satisfaction. I truly would recommend this to anybody as it caters for the needs of the amateur or budding ... more

I bought Sony W150 for my vacations and the camera disappointed me. The images aren't good quality (the percentage of good quality images is very low). When you shoot in Auto Adjustment Mode exposure is 1/40 - and it's not very good to my mind, especially when you shoot moving objects. As a result images are blurred. There is no "Sport Mode" at all :-( The ISO mode indoor is 400. You can change ISO only in Program Auto Mode. Very often images are noisy. You can't change the quality of jpeg compression. In Movie Mode it's impossible to use zoom. The only one good thing that I can find - the ... more