Sunday, February 5, 2012

Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-TX10 16.2 MP Waterproof Digital Still Camera with Exmor R CMOS Sensor, 3D Sweep Panorama, and Full HD 1080/60i Video (Green)



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List Price : $309.00 Price : $273.99

Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-TX10 16.2 MP Waterproof Digital Still Camera with Exmor R CMOS Sensor, 3D Sweep Panorama, and Full HD 1080/60i Video (Green)



Product Description

The Sony Cyber-shot(R) DSC-TX10 camera lets you live life on the edge. This stylish and innovative camera will fit perfectly into your active life. Waterproof, shockproof, dustproof, freeze-proof, HD movies, 3D photos, Sweep Panorama, and a touch screen, this powerful tool follows you to the edge and proves you were there. 3D still image and 3D Sweep Panorama - change the view of the world iSweep Panorama for one-shot panoramic landscapes Background Defocus highlights your subject like a DSLR Superior Auto; awesome shots, automatically Soft Skin mode reduces visible blemishes, and wrinkles Natural Flash corrects color balance for lifelike shots Fast capture with 10fps at full 16.2MP resolution Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar 4x (25mm) optical zoom lens HDMI output (with optional cradle) for easy connectivity Smile Shutter technology automatically captures a smile Face Detection technology captures faces naturally Motion Detection suppresses blur in people and other subjects Anti-blink, Face Priority and Red-eye Reduction functions Anti-Motion Blur/Hand-held twilight for less grain TransferJet technology allows easy wireless sharingSpecifications Imaging Sensor - 1/2.3 (7.77mm) Exmor R CMOS Sensor Processor - BIONZ Effective Picture Resolution - 16.2MP Lens Type - Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessa Aperture - iAuto (F3.5/F6.3 (W)) / Program Auto (F3.5/F6.3 (W)) Optical Zoom - 4x Focal Length (35mm equivalent) - Still 16 - 9 - 27-108mm / Still 4 - 3 - 25-100mm / Movie 16 - 9 - 27-108mm / Movie 4 - 3 - 33-132mm LCD - 3.0 XtraFine TFT LCD (921.6K pixels) with Touchscreen ISO - Auto / 125 / 200 / 400 / 800 / 1600 / 3200 Flash Modes - Auto / Flash On / Slow Syncro / Flash Off AF Modes - 9 points AF / Center Weighted AF / Spot AF / Flexible Spot AF Media - Optional MS DUO/PRO/PRO HG & SD/SDHC/SDXC media Still Image Size - Up to 16 - 9 12M ( 4,608 x 2,592), 4 - 3



  • Certified waterproof, dustproof, shockproof and freeze-proof
  • 3.0 Touch screen for easy focus selection and photo viewing
  • Full HD 1080/60i with dual record of stills and movies
  • 16.2MP Exmor R CMOS sensor for stunning low-light performance
  • 3D still image and 3D Sweep Panorama: change the view of the world




Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-TX10 16.2 MP Waterproof Digital Still Camera with Exmor R CMOS Sensor, 3D Sweep Panorama, and Full HD 1080/60i Video (Green) Reviews


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365 of 398 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Sony Cyber-shot TX10 User Review, April 12, 2011
If you want to read the opinion of a professional photographer, read on...
IMPORTANT UPDATE: The TX10 is NOT Compatible with Sony Marine Pack Enclosures or any other enclosures.

Pros:
1) The TX10 shines in low-light still photography, it eliminates most of the noise even at ISO 800.
2) The small form factor means you can easily hide the camera from "predators."
3) It is water "resistant' but not truly waterproof aka. you shouldn't go scuba diving with it.
4) It's High Definition 1080p video is pretty good compared to other digital cameras in this price range.
5) Zooming while videotaping is possible. Most consumer digital cameras can't zoom while in video mode.
6) Surprisingly good wide-angle (you don't need a wide-angle adapter)
7) The panorama mode is cute and effective but not very high quality (noise is introduced due to panorama cropping).
8) Excellent flash coverage.
9) Choice of MPEG or AVCHD recording... Read more
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155 of 167 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars Sony falsely advertises that this camera is waterproof, August 9, 2011
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Sony's warranty is no good. I bought this camera for my vacation and used it in a pool. The camera leaked and stopped working. When I sent it to Sony they told me that they found corosion and the warranty was void. I told them that it was warranted to be waterproof and if the seals failed it should be covered. They just kept repeating their words and refused to honor their warranty. I will not purch from Sony again. Very disapointed in Sony.
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85 of 92 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Didn't meet high expectations but still a great camera, May 31, 2011
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UPDATED AS OF 5/31/2011: Kept the camera after I thought about returning it and I'm glad I kept it. Updated rating from 3 stars to 4 stars

I'm an underwater and rugged camera junkie so when I heard about this new camera I had very high expectations. I have owned 2 other Panasonic TS1 waterproof cameras and loved those (other than my last one leaked and destroyed the camera. Thank goodness for Squaretrade)I'm not a Sony 'fanboy' and never have been but have had a few good experiences in the past with quality of build and ease of use with their products so I thought i would part ways with Panasonic and try out the TX10. On paper... this camera seemed like it was the PERFECT underwater/outdoor camera. I loved the fact that you could slip it in your pocket and take it anywhere due to its size and it looks right at home even in a fancy restaurant. I spent a week snorkeling, hiking, and adventuring in Kauai so that served as my first chance to do an in depth review for what... Read more
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