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Thursday, Aug 04, 2005

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W7 Review - Pocket-lint

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W7Sony’s 7.2-megapixel DSC-W7 has the same great 2.5-inch LCD, metal-alloy body, and 3X Carl Zeiss zoom lens as those of its predecessor, last year’s DSC-W1, but the W7 improves on it with 2 more megapixels and plenty of extra speed.

This compact digital camera shoots and processes its bigger images in less time, making it easier to get that fleeting shot of baby’s first step or your boss taking a spill after too much eggnog at the holiday office party. Keen-eyed photographers might find the photos a bit too flawed, and enthusiasts will miss the manual controls, but it’s a fairly quick and responsive camera with very solid automatic settings and respectable image quality, making it perfect for mainstream users looking to point, shoot, and make large prints with minimum fuss.

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