With the 7.2-megapixel Carl Zeiss Lens, DSC-W35 is one of latests compact digital cameras of Sony’s W-series. This series means that the camera is not as slim as an ultra-compact, but not as big as a high-end camera; it features some manual functions (adjustable flash level, contrast and sharpness), life histogram and a viewfinder for those who make photography more than just for the sake of vacation photos. Sony’s ultra-fast Real Imaging Processor circuit delivers quick start-up, fast shot-to-shot times, and long battery life (up to 380 shots).
With Sony’s Clear RAW imaging technology, you can push the camera’s sensitivity up to ISO1000 without dramatically increasing picture noise. Further more, with the VAD-WB lens adapter, you can add 30mm diameter filters and make more creative shots. There are only 7 scene modes, but the minimum macro distance is 2cm.
The colours look natural and the contrast between lighter and darker areas works well, while focusing is better than many cameras manage to produce plus the fact that the photos stay sharp towards the edges.Sony DSC W35 is a simple, yet effective digital camera that provides colours and sharpness above average, handles sun glare well and all in all produces a pretty good picture.
Sony Cybershot DSC-W35 Specifications
Sony Cybershot DSC-W35
Sony Cybershot DSC-W35
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My Name is Lau, I'm 23 and I'm from Cluj-Napoca, Romania. Nature Photography is my passion, and secondary, Abstract Photography, but other kind of photographic challenges please me as well.
September 22nd, 2007 at 1:42 pm
Looks like a nice model Sony Cybershot. It’s great to have a macro at 2cm. I’ve used the Canon S3IS macro and it’s heaps of fun.