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DSC T2 8MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom Blue

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Sony Cybershot DSC T2 8MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom Blue

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Manufacturer: Sony
Model: DSCT2/L
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Sony
Label: Sony

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3x optical zoom / 2.7" LCD / Image Stabilization / Face Detection / 4GB Memory
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Good Choice! 2008-09-30
Well, i just recieved the camera yesterday, so i will be quick. I really like this Camera, it has lots of functions, of course i'm still learning about, 'cause it's not that easy, but you just have to get used to it as all things. The quality of the pictures and videos is great, and so the LCD touch screen, it's a huge change for someone who had an ordinary cam before...and also the Rechargeable Lithium Battery...great one too. The only problem i've seen so far are the scrapbook and mode buttoms, they're kind of hard to press but not everything can be perfect ah?...All i can say is that if you want a comfortable, nice, and technological improvement you should by this! i'm very very pleased!


Wow 2008-09-23
It is awsome camera.
Small, colorful, and light.
It is perfect camera for me.


Pretty and small but a few flaws 2008-08-30
I "upgraded" to this camera from my previous DSC-N1. I have always had Sony cameras and I love them in general. They take beautiful pictures, are easy to use and I've had very few problems with them. This is my fourth. I take A LOT of pictures. My kids consider me their personal paparazzi, so I do give my cameras a workout. I was swayed into getting this camera because I liked the way it looked, but there are a few things about it I find disappointing. I have a Sony Vaio computer and in the past, I have always just popped my memory stick (with the adapter for the duo) into my computer to transfer the pictures. That way I don't have to mess with cables since I am using a laptop. This camera has 4 GB of internal memory, which is a great feature. However, you can't choose to save to the memory stick pro duo instead. The camera will only allow you to use that when the internal memory is full. That is a huge disappointment for me. Unless you fill the internal memory and keep it full all the time, you can't use the memory stick. Also, the position of the lens is very close to the top of the camera. This means when some people use it (doesn't usually happen to me), they put their finger right over it. So I end up with lots of pictures with fingers over the people. I think it is because the camera is so small, it is hard to get a good grip on it. My last complaint is the button for viewing the pictures. I think it is awkward and hard to press. All in all, very nice camera. But there are definite improvements to be made.


Great camera 2008-07-06
This is a great camera for someone looking for something very small and portable. The screen is very large (and touch-screen) so all the options you need to change are right there. It also has a "simple-shoot" mode so you don't get confused with all the options.

Leaving it on automatic, night shots come out very well, and there is usually no red-eye.


The camera 2008-06-25
This one has all the features I ever dreamed,plus is so easy to use that I didn't need to read the catalog to figure it out.


Better but not the best Camera 2008-06-01
3x optical zoom / 2.7" LCD / Image Stabilization / Face Detection / 4GB Memory


Always with you 2008-05-27
Its the camera that I have with me every day, all the time, as its small, does not take up a lot of space, has long battery life, starts up and takes pictures very quickly and image quality is excellent.

I prefer buttons to touchscreens, but I got used to this one and it works pretty well. Can operate the camera by one hand only, including the zoom, to take pictures, for example if I catch an interesting light on a building while walking on the street.

Low light scene programs work very well, took a few night skyline and fireworks shots recently. You will need a mini tripod or a Joby Gorillapod for that.

The T2 really lived up to my expectations as the point and shoot that's always ready. It complements well my film cameras that I use for more elaborate photography.



Too Complicated 2008-05-19
I decided to upgrade from my older Sony CyberShot and was unsatisfied with the touch screen function. Also, the camera has a few buttons on the sides, but they are entirely too hard, so I'd have to press down on them anytime I wanted to use them, which was frequently.

I gave it a star because the style is the best I've seen from Sony by far.


Great Camera!! 2008-04-15
After reading all of the reviews about this camera - I had decided against it.

Then I saw it in the store and tried it out. I loved it! A week later I bought it! I couldn't be happier! My main concern was that it took pictures fast. My previous camera was too slow between pictures and I was always missing the pictures.

I have no complaints at all!


GREAT CAMERA 2008-04-11
This camera is awesome! It takes good quality pictures and the colors are bright. Its also touch screen so you can crop as you take pictures. The only downside to this camera is that its expensive but it is worth the investment.

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