Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-HX10V
The Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-HX10V is the latest 3D camera from Sony. It comes with a resolution of 18.2MP and an Exmor R CMOS sensor makes it highly sensitive. The high-speed autofocus and the HD quality images look terrific even in low light conditions. It is loaded with features with a lot of customized settings and tweaks.
Specifications
The Extra High Sensitivity technology allows natural looking images and clear videos with considerably low noise. With high shutter, speed and low noise high ISO images are possible. Fast autofocus and the Exmor R CMOS sensor add to the flavor.
The main specs are:
• Resolution- 18.2MP, Exmor R CMOS sensor
• Lens- 24 to 384mm, 16x zoom
• Viewfinder- 3 inch LCD
• ISO range- 100 to 12800
• Shutter speed- 1/1600
• Other features- autofocus, GPS and compass
• Connectivity- USB 2.0, HDMI out, SD cards
The Sony Cyber-shot camera uses the BIONZ image-processing engine, which reduces image noise considerably with high accuracy in auto focusing, auto correction and auto white balancing. Finally, at 4.1 x 2.4 x 1.3 inches and weighing 234g including batteries, the DSC-HX10V is portable and is easily taken on the move.
Pros and Cons
The 18.2MP Sony Cyber-shot camera will shoot up to 10fps high definition videos and 3D images. However, the camera viewfinder is not 3D enabled and; therefore, you will not be able to view your 3D images in the LCD. Moreover, 3D videos are not supported, and the viewfinder screen is not touched sensitive.
Otherwise, the 1080p HD videos are superb and resourceful. As is the trend, GPS tagging works perfectly too. There are a lot of editing and filter options like the new Water Color and Illustration Mode with more than 9 picture effects- so the Photoshop is now inside you camera!
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