Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-P32 Digital Camera

Pros: Very nice pictures. Good battery life. Light and portable.

Cons: Seems a bit sluggish without flash indoors

The Bottom Line: It's a great camera, completely beats my old one. Recommended to anyone looking in this range.

Review: I bought this one to replace my Kodak DC210 (1.2 MegaPixel) camera, on which the plastic battery compartment broke. The first thing you'll notice is the size and weight. This thing makes my old camera feel like a brick. It fits easily in my pocket and I...

Pros: Compact, Intuitive Controls/Interface, VALUE

Cons: Dark Video, No Optical Zoom

The Bottom Line: Robust features & still very easy to use. This smooth-looking compact digicam is easily the best choice for the price range.

Review: This is a relatively compact & lightweight camera that produces excellent pictures. Most of its features resemble those found in higher priced devices. Specifically, the camera's layout of control buttons is both effective and extremely intuitive; ...

Pros: Portable, good battery life, good pictures, low price

Cons: No optical zoom, included memory not enough, some shutter delay

The Bottom Line: If you want great quality pictures, portability, and a trusted brand for a great price, and don't mind sacrificing zoom capabilities, buy this!

Review: I bought this camera to replace my film camera and am very pleased so far. It is my first digital c ...

Pros: Lots of features and accessories included, great value

Cons: zoom is weak, features can become confusing

The Bottom Line: Great camera for anyone looking to begin with digital photography.

Review: The sony cybershot DSC-P32 is a great value digital camera. I purchased the cybershot for about $250 in august of '03 and it has functioned very well ever since and provided some great quality photos. Being a casual photograher, I find that this camera ...

Pros: Great pictures and with recent price drops, certainly a great value.

Cons: Somewhat complicated for digital novices to use all the features.

The Bottom Line: While it is hard to remember which menu has what feature, for regular pictures just put everything on auto and blast away.

Review: We were going on a trip to Italy and we were concerned about taking our old 35mm camera. The new x-ray machines raise havoc with 35mm film and avoiding problems seemed like a hassle. Besides, we had had the old 35mm for 15 years and it seemed like time ...

Pros: Shirt pocket, durable, great pictures, fast response, great movie mode, good battery life

Cons: Focus problems when using flash. Small lettering on view finder.

The Bottom Line: Great camera. Small, lightweight, fast, good battery life, fun, great pictures.

Review: My 1st digital camera. I've owned it 7 months now. Picture quality is truly awesome. Very little difference between it and my 35mm reflex film camera. However the big bonus is the ability to review the photo instantly, and retake if necessary. ...

Pros: Very nice pictures. Good battery life. Light and portable

Cons: the only thing is, not real good on night shots

The Bottom Line: Very nice pictures. Good battery life. Light and portable. the only thing is, not real good on night shots.

Review: Very nice pictures. Good battery life. Light and portable. the only thing is, not real good on nigh ...

Pros: compact, lightweight, sexy

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: You can have digital quality pictures for a low price!!

Review: I really love this digital camera. If you are looking for a camera that is very simple and has great value, than this is the one. Many people think that digital cameras are not as good as 35mm ones unless you pay $1,000 and get a 5 megapixel. But this...

Pros: Still picture quality is exceptional.

Cons: Too bulky considering it doesn't have any optical zoom.

The Bottom Line: For people who are not concern in optical zoom and size but looking for an exceptional pix quality (in affordable price), this is for you.

Review: I bought this camera last June 2003 mainly to its low cost compared to other similar existing models ...

Pros: Seems to work super for a 2 year old, used camera.

Cons: Extra parts (USB cables) are expensive & loves to eat batteries.

The Bottom Line: I love this camera. I am not techno-savy, and I was able to figure it out without a booklet as it did not come with one.

Review: I bought/received this camera for Christmas this year (I knew I was getting a digital camera because I probably wouldn't shut up till hubby got me one). Granted, it was used at a pawn shop (he didn't price shop before going out to get it.) It ...