DSCW830 20.1 MP Digital Camera with 2.7" LCD (Silver)

スマホに比べても小さく軽いのに、8倍と思ったより高倍率で使い回しがよいデジカメです。

SONY最後のCCD機。 普通に撮影すると記憶の中のCCD機の味付けでは無くてCMOSっぽい仕上がりの絵作りで少しがっかり。 でもPOPカラーモードに切り替えて自分好みのフィルターで撮影するとDSCの初期モデルの様なビビッドな絵作りで出力出来る事を発見。 最新機と遜色無い解像度の懐かしい色合い画像が撮って出し出来て楽しい。特に赤いモノの写り方がすごい好き。POPフィルター使ってるとトレードオフされる機能もイロイロ有るケドお散歩スナップには不便して無いです。 最終モデル生産終了時（2021年頃）に駆け込みで買った時には２万円弱の激安モデルでした。 暫く、飾って眺めるだけだったんだけどピクチャーエフェクトのPOPカラーモードが物凄い好みの色って事に気が付いてからは常に持ち歩いてる状態ですw もしかすると新品で手に入る最後のCCDコンデジかもｗ

子供向けのサイエンスイベントのボランティアで写真を撮ることになり、安さにひかれ急遽購入。 メモリをアップし、PCのアプリで、画像に日付（時間まで必要だった）を付加、グーグルフォトにアップまで、そんなに時間を取られず一連の作業が出来たので、スマホでは無くデジカメも便利だと思った。

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I had the same camera for a few years & accidently dropped the unit & was unable to have it fixed - When I saw the same camera was available through Amazon I ordered in a heart beat & very happy I did - Great for family - Travel - light weight but it produces great pictures. I am very Happy Don

Pros: - Captures high resolution images with precision. - 8x optical zoom provides great detail - Value for money Cons: - Loses focus when trying to capture images rapidly - Camera shutter was faulty - Battery capacity is low and drains quickly

Good beginner device

Terrible picture quality. I had previous good experience with Sony's CyberShot model line and Carl Zeiss lenses, and that's why I bought this to replace my 9-years old Canon PowerShot A400. To my disappointment, not this time! I took the same frame with this camera and my old Canon that I must have put at least 10,000 shots on, compensating for the difference in focal depth by stepping backward for a mere 5-6 feet (the Sony has a wider viewing angle than my poor old Canon). On the surface, both shots looked ok. On 1:1 scale, the details and edges are completely smudged and lost with this Sony. The tired lens of my 9-years old Canon was able to produce a crisper shot overall and captured more fine details of near and far objects in the frame. Mind you, I had both shots set at the same ISO and light conditions. I have uploaded and noted the pictures of the 2 cameras for everyone to see. The should by under Customer Images page http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/product-gallery/B00HNJWUBI/ref=cm_cmu_up_thanks_hdr Then I thought about the difference in Megapixels. The Canon is an old 3.2 MP, this one is 20.1 MP. I'm guessing that the Sony's processor is unable to utilize all these pixels efficiently in the time the camera takes to shoot the image. My experience with older DSC CyberShots have been amazing. But this was also around the time when 4 megapixels was considered high-end for point-n-shoot cameras. So, this is all speculation. But, the bottom line remains: A new camera is unable to produce a crisp, clear, fine detailed image as a 9-years old one with 1/6th the megapixel power and outdated processing technology. I still love an value Carl Zeiss optics. In fact I own several interchangeable lenses from this company and they are superb in every aspect. I just don't understand how Sony managed to smudge this lens's reputation so badly by installing it in this particular model. Another possibility is that this particular camera was a lemon, but I don't have the time or energy to order a replacement just to verify that it was actually this particular piece and not the entire DSCW830 line. Thankfully, it only took me 3 days of testing to make up my mind and decide that I'm not interested in paying for a new camera that gives out pictures that are worse than the one I'm trying to replace. I already started the return/refund process with Amazon and shipped it back yesterday! 5 Stars to Amazon though for their return/refund policies.