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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H20


$280.00 Released April, 2009

Product Shot 1 The Pros:10x optical zoom. Shoots high definition 720p video with sound. 10.1 megapixels.

The Cons:Supports Memory Stick Duo cards only - more expensive and harder to find than other types. Lacks wide-angle zoom. USB port is located on the bottom of the camera.

The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H20 is an ultra-thin digital camera released by Sony in April, 2009. A competitor to the DSC-W and DSC-T models, the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H20 maintains a relatively small 3” LCD screen, but packs a powerful punch with its whopping 10x / 10.1 megapixels Carl Zeiss optical zoom lens.

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Product Shot 2 Like its peers, the DSC-H20 features an the intelligent auto mode that enhances face pictures by capturing natural skin tones, identifying open/closed eyes, and reducing blurs without damaging image quality. In addition, the DSC-H20 records movies (w/sound) at 720p using an MPEG-4 codec. The DSC-H20 also boasts selected-face memory that allows the user to zero in on the main subject’s face. The next time the camera detects that face within the frame, it will automatically focus on that individual. The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H20 retails for $279.95 and comes with a 90 day limited warranty.

Features

  • Thin Body
  • 3" LCD
  • 10x / 10.1 Megapixels Lens
  • Intelligent Auto Mode
  • Face Detection (8 Faces)
  • Optical SteadyShot
  • Smile Shutter
  • iSCN Advanced (8 Scenes)
  • 11MB Onboard Memory + MS Duo Slot
  • NP-BD1/FD1 Li-ion Battery (220 shots per charge)
  • 720p Video Recording @ 30 fps
  • Available in Silver, Black, Red, and Bronze
  • 90 Day Limited Warranty

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Pros
  • 7

    10x optical zoom

  • 6

    shoots high definition 720p video with sound

  • 6

    10.1 megapixels

  • 6

    affordable price

  • 5

    intelligent automatic systems - face detection, detects the best scene setting, avoids blinking etc

  • 4

    3" LCD Screen

  • 3

    can zoom in optically for videos

  • 3

    good image stabilization when zoomed in

  • 3

    solid build

  • 3

    comfortable to hold and has an ergonomic grip

  • 2

    detail info on the little icons really helped the learning process for me

  • 1

    easy file size choice for shooting pictures; just select small and upload online, or select large and download

  • 1

    very classy design, doesn't feel cheap

  • 1

    memory stick pro duos are cheap if bought online

  • 1

    very nice UI

  • 0

    available in silver, black, red or bronze

  • 0

    g reat night-time pictures

Cons
  • 4

    supports Memory Stick Duo cards only - more expensive and harder to find than other types

  • 3

    lacks wide-angle zoom

  • 2

    USB port is located on the bottom of the camera

  • 0

    poor 90-day limited warranty (typical for Sony)

  • 0

    requires Sony's proprietary memory sticks

  • 0

    bulky and blocky design

  • -1

    bulky USB hook-up

  • -2

    Only in black

  • -2

    included picture software is only Windows compatible

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