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Sony’s DSC-W120 Cyber-shot comes with both a 7 megapixel sensor and a Zeiss brand 4x optical zoom as well as a 2.5 inch one hundred and fifteen thousand pixel LCD display. Additionally, it comprises of an optical viewfinder that helps with the conservation of power as well as with low lighting situations. The LCD display is quite a large one which makes it quite easy to compose your shots, check your results, as well as to read its menu items in color that is both sharp and natural and this you can do even if the sun is bright.

When you are talking about pocket cameras, they tend to be placed into 2 different categories. There is the category for the trendier and therefore more costly compacts, and then the cheaper, less elaborate versions are placed into a second category. One could say that the Sony DSC-W120 would be in the second category rather than in the first due to its cost as well as its features. However, albeit it falls into that category that does not make it a bad camera to buy since it is quite reliable as well as affordable. It also comes with a number of great features, one of its best features being its viewfinder, which is not usually proffered with these smaller compacts.

It is very simple to acquaint yourself with the operations of the camera via the simple setup controls via the press of the home button. When you press this button, it takes you to an interface that is very easy to navigate, and therefore you are able to make a choice of the functions by merely navigating the cursor in a vertical or horizontal way; finding the icon that you want. Then there is the Optical Viewfinder which is also built in allows you to compose your pictures in the style of the conventional rangefinder camera. In addition, it assists with the saving of the battery’s power when the LCD display is turned off. There is also a stamina battery power and this proffers the owner with extra battery life and capability to shoot. When you use a Lithium Ion Battery that is fully charged you can have the use of it for an extended weekend or an entire trip.

In addition, it has the appropriate brightness levels. However, when you take outdoor pictures without zooming, you lose some degree of sharpness on the right side of the image where the captured scene is a little more distant. At maximum zoom, outdoor pictures are a lot sharper with the Sony DSC-W120. The softness that is noticed towards the edges of the image, does not really take anything away from this camera, as the image remains sharp and the colors stay true.

As it relates to taking portraits, the Sony DSC-W120 is okay at taking these outdoors. When you take portrait indoors using the flash, you get great results. It is very sharp and the colors are real; they look the same as subject/s you are capturing. This is great news, as many indoor portraits taken by some other digital camera tended towards a washed out look when taken with the flash of the camera on. Taking an indoor portrait with no flash with a Sony DSC-W120 also produces good results. The image has a lot of details and is quite sharp, with great colors as well.

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