Conclusion: If you want a compact camera with a semi-wide-angle 5X zoom lens, image stabilization, and fun point-and-shoot features, then it's worth checking out the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W150. If you desire manual controls, shoot under unusual lighting conditions, or enjoy long exposures, then you'll probably want to look at something else. For those of you...
Conclusion: , I feel the DSC-W150 is an appealing model for 2008, and with four colors choices (Red, Gold, Black, Silver) and a street price of $249 or less, I have no problem giving it a high recommendation for anyone who is in search of a camera in this category.
Conclusion: If I'm not entirely sold on the idea that more is better where soft features are concerned, on balance I feel that the Sony has fairly earned a strong, if not a completely resounding, recommendation on the basis of solid performance and high image quality. So long as you know its quirks, there's very little here to get in the way of consistently...
Take stunning shots in a variety of conditions. This 8.1 megapixel Cyber-shot® digital camera features an Intelligent Scene mode which automatically selects the right settings for your environment. Smile Shutter technology is also included, letting you instantly capture smiles the moment they happen. A 2.7" LCD, Carl Zeiss® 5x optical zoom lens and Sony''s Double Anti-Blur solution are also there for crisp, clear images and tight zooms. All this combined with an attractive body make the W150 an excellent choice for capturing the moment no matter where you are.
Marketing Date
May 2008
Camera Type
Compact
Image Sensor Type
CCD
Resolution
8.1 MP
Image Resolutions
640 x 480, 3264 x 2448, 3264 x 2176, 2592 x 1944, 2048 x 1536, 1920 x 1080
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