Sony Cyber-shot® DSC-N2 Digital Camera

Pros: Lots of features, fun to use

Cons: Instructions can be unclear at times, no carrying case

The Bottom Line: This camera is totally awesome, it's loaded with features. I recommend one to anybody not going on a very long trip, unless you don't mind buying several memory cards

Review: I got this camera for Christmas, right after I got back from a long trip. Before I went on the trip, I decided I wanted a digital camera, but I didnt know which one. Also, I was torn between 3.5' floppys vs. memory sticks. Although I left on the trip...

Pros: Great lens, high res imaging, small form factor

Cons: Zoom is mixed optical/digital

Review: If you've been thinking consumer-grade digital cameras weren't quite up to your standards or good enough for producing fairly large prints on your color inkjet, well, you've been right. However, Sony has just released a new digital camera that will...

Pros: AA battery size, 12x optical zoom (with image stabilization), ease of use.

Cons: Slow burst mode, pricey memory media (Memory Stick Duo)

The Bottom Line: Great camera for beginners to experts -- if it doesn't need to fit in your pocket. 12x zoom, image stabilization, and reasonable price are huge pluses.

Review: After owning and/or using a slew of mostly very good to excellent "point and shoot" compact and sub-compact digital cameras, I was yearning for more creative control (e.g., shutter speed and aperture control) -- I was missing my old 35mm film SLR... ...

Pros: excellent quality photos, amazing resolution and realism

Cons: Action shots are very difficult

The Bottom Line: It's the perfect camera, except for the shutter delay.

Review: I began looking for a digital camera several months ago. My demands were not terribly specific but I knew I wanted something that had resolution good enough to take photos that looked like the real thing. I wanted a good optical zoom, and enough manual...

Pros: Touch screen, mpeg movie encoding, Picture clarity, and each of use.

Cons: shutter lag in low light pictures.

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this camera for anyone looking for a point and shoot that will give near professional quality in a point and shoot.

Review: The camera is simple to operate using only your fingers. I upgraded from a Canon elf s110 model which is only a 2.1 MP. When going to a 10 MP camera there was a great improvement in picture quality. The camera fits in the hand comfortably and with ...

Pros: Photo size range, external flash available, lightweight,compact, user friendly.

Cons: Three draw backs to this camera are: It takes what is called a memory stick, meaning you need to down load the photos or you need a PC to view the photos full size. Your computer needs to have a USB connection and capabilities to use this camera. The view

Review: I have used several different digital cameras, including Kodak, Fuji, and Yashica. I am a Field Engineer who redesigns systems in the field. It is extremely important to me a camera give a wide range of options. I started using Sony digital cameras three...

Pros: 3.3 Megapixel, Full featured, Easy to use, Bright LCD, Excellent Battery, Excellent photo quality

Cons: Separate lens cap, slow recycle time, included 8MB mem stick is too small

The Bottom Line: If you want a moderately high amount of control and occasionally some point and shoot convenience, this is a great camera!! I'd definitely buy it again...

Review: I have been doing photography as a hobby ever since I was a yearbook photographer in high school, so for me it was a big leap to trusting my memories to a digital camera. I went looking for a digital camera that not only would give me the power and...

Pros: Image quality, features vs price

Cons: Totally lame flash, Sony Support bites

Review: After much research into the digital camera world (which left me more confused than when I started), I decided to play it safe and go with Sony. After all, their brand name carries the weight.

I was not disappointed. The DSC-S70 is a...

Pros: Beautiful photos, easy to use, great exposure modes, spot meter!

Cons: A hair expensive, even if it has great bang for the buck

Review: There goes my Nikon...
There goes my scanner...
There goes my 20 roll/month photo lab allowance...

My company decided it was time to replace our aging Kodak DCS-50 camera, so the media guys went out camera hunting and came back with...

Pros: Great lens. Nice low-light performance. Beautiful vivid colors. Good value used. Professional-looking pictures

Cons: SLOW, but work-arounds are possible. Not a pocket-sized camera. A little heavy.

The Bottom Line: Good value if you can find the DSC-S70 for $200 or less. Consider this trade-off, though: Great pictures vs. speed, with more features on newer cameras.

Review: What a Find! I bought a second-hand DSC-S70 a month ago for $91! I had been wanting to buy a digital camera for personal use, having used several Sony and one Minolta digi-cam at work. I was prepared to put out between $400 & $500 to get the ...