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DSC-W220 : Sony’s Latest 12Mpix Point and Shoot - the DSC-W220

Posted on 2009-01-09 17:27:00  |  by: Daimaou  |  Comments 2 Comments
Category:  IMAGE   |  Tags: SONY, CYBER-SHOT, CES, CAMERA

Sony’s Latest 12Mpix Point and Shoot - the DSC-W220

Here's another Sony point and shoot straight from the CES. The DSC-W220 is a 12.1Mpix camera with a 4x optical zoom, 15Mb of internal memory, a 2.7” monitor, 15Mb of internal memory, HDMI out...



LAS VEGAS (CES Booth #14200), Jan. 7, 2009 – Sony today announced a new 12-megapixel Cyber-shot® camera (model DSC-W220) that combines powerful imaging features with intelligence to make taking great pictures easy.

The entry-level W model has features that until now were only found in high-end models (DSC-W150 and DSC-W170), including Intelligent Scene Recognition and Dynamic Range Optimizer.

“This camera is perfect for customers who forget to change settings to the right scene mode, do not have the time to change settings or do not know what setting to use” said Karim Noblecilla, senior product marketing manager in the Digital Imaging Division at Sony Electronics. “It chooses the correct scene mode, which makes it easy to use.”

Intelligent Scene Recognition automatically recognizes a total of five scenes—twilight portrait, twilight, twilight using a tripod, backlight and backlight portrait. It optimizes camera settings for shooting situations, taking an additional shot in low and bright light scenarios when there are two different approaches to shooting a scene so users can choose which picture they would like to keep.

The camera’s Dynamic Range Optimizer uses a sophisticated algorithm to determine the best exposure and contrast settings in almost any shooting environment, giving images a natural look with clearer details that match what you see with your naked eye.

The W220 camera has a 2.7-inch LCD screen (measured diagonally) and Carl Zeiss® Vario-Tessar 4X optical zoom lens with 30 millimeter (equivalent) wide angle view. It includes Optical SteadyShot™ image stabilization to minimize blur without affecting picture quality. Sony’s Smile Shutter™ technology automatically captures a smile the moment it happens. You can use the adult or child priority setting when shooting scenes containing both adults and children, and the camera will distinguish one face from another.

Bundled Picture Motion Browser (PMB) software allows you to quickly organize images on a compatible PC and upload images to the Web. You can search and organize images by event, smile or face, including children and infants. Then you can display them in calendar or chronological views organized into folders. Of course, you can also share, print or save your scrapbooks.

Images can be stored and managed on both the camera’s 15MB internal memory and an optional Memory Stick® media card. The camera’s high definion output and HD slideshow with music let you share images on HDTV sets, including Sony’s BRAVIA® flat-panel LCD models (HDMI cable not included).

Pricing and Availability
The DSC-W220 camera is available in silver, black, pink and blue for about $190. The camera and a range of accessories, including new carrying cases (models LCS-CSVA, LCS-CSVB and LCS-CSVC), can be purchased online at sonystyle.com, at Sony Style® retail stores (www.sonystyle.com/retail ), at military base exchanges and at authorized dealers nationwide.
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Posted on Fri Jan 09, 05:49 by Gabadoo, Cybernaut, KOREA
Home Page: http://www.lifeherenow.com
Nice little camera.
Does anybody have a link for coverage of this year's Tokyo Auto Salon? I visited Nihon Car but they don't seem to have any coverage or info about the event. Any links would be appreciated. Thanks.



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Posted on Sat Jan 10, 07:54 by msq
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i don't know, i don't see it. 12mpix will result in bigger noise, lens isn't too bright 2,8-5,8 (this is standard for 100$ cameras) 2,7" lcd screen seems to be ok, 3" would be better off corse. btw. I'm prefere lumix compact cameras and don't like sony so please don't care about my opinion about this item ;p



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