evogadget.com Updated:
2014-05-17 02:28:20
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A new camera from Sony? Yes, that's right. Its name is Cyber-shot DSC-HX100V and it promises great things to photographers who plan to buy it. Our team tested the gadget and here is what we found and our analysis...
We liked Sony's latest camera. The new CyberShot DSC-HX100V it is a gadget that looks elegant, has many interesting features and takes/shoots beautiful photos and movies. Still, we think that its wide variety of features might confuse beginners, so we re...
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practicalphotography.com Updated:
2014-05-17 02:28:20
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Sony’s HX100V features a brand new 16.2Mp, back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS sensor. This new sensor is able to capture large 4608x3456px JPEGs, as well as...
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Its 30x zoom range isn't the biggest around but pretty much everything else about the HX100V follows the theme of bigger, faster and more, from its 16-megapixel sensor to its 1080/50p video recording. The 3in articulated screen is seriously sharp, ther...
An impressive all-rounder but it fails to stand out over its rivals in any particular area...
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Sony's HX100V is an ambitious 30x ultrazoom with a tempting spec sheet. A 16.2 megapixel CMOS sensor, Full HD video shooting at 60p, high speed focus, articulating LCD, plus a GPS transceiver. But a camera is nothing without solid image quality and, to ou...
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The superzoom niche has been extraordinarily exciting this year. Industry leaders like Canon and Nikon have found new competition from Panasonic, Fujifilm, and, yes—Sony. This not-so-little corner of the imaging market has expanded to meet the demand for...
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Super-zoom cameras in a mini-DSLR frame are a segment that is seeing a lot of growth in recent times. Sony’s offering in this segment is the HX100V which boasts of a 30x optical zoom lens. Its closest competitors the Nikon Coolpix P500 and the Canon Ix...
The Sony HX100V is a great buy considering the fact that you are not looking at professional photography. If you are looking for a better camera the best bet is to buy one of the lower-end DSLR's that Canon and Nikon offer and fall under the same price...
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A couple of trends are evident in the category of long-zoom cameras. First, companies are outfitting impossibly small cameras--pocket megazooms--with lenses that provide optical zoom ranges of 10X and up. Second, companies are going even bigger with la...
10-fps burst mode at full resolution; Tiltable LCD; Excellent built-in user guide; Good blend of manual and automated controls * 30X stabilized zoom with 810mm telephoto...
Soft images or lack of detail at high ISO; No RAW shooting; Minimal range of fine-tune adjustments; Stabilization struggles at full telephoto...
The 30X optical-zoom Sony Cyber-shot HX100V offers a good balance of manual and automated features, as well as standout video and 3D capabilities. It doesn't match the sophistication of the Nikon P500's feature set, but its special features and GPS give i...
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A couple of trends are evident in the category of long-zoom cameras. First, companies are outfitting impossibly small cameras--pocket megazooms--with lenses that provide optical zoom ranges of 10X and up. Second, companies are going even bigger with la...
The 30X optical-zoom Sony Cyber-shot HX100V offers a good balance of manual and automated features, as well as standout video and 3D capabilities. It doesn’t match the sophistication of the Nikon P500’s feature set, but its special features and GPS giv...
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The Sony Cyber-shot HX100V updates the innovative HX1. A new sensor, 30x optical zoom and GPS all feature begging the question, is the Sony HX100V as good as superzoom cameras get?At the beginning of 2009, Sony released the Cyber-shot HX1, a digital compa...
Clever dual zoom/focus ring, 30x zoom range equates to 27-810mm, GPS is forward-thinking tech...
No RAW files, Excess shutter speeds in auto modes, Images aren't going to replace a DSLR, Unfazed by 3D mode...
ForClever dual zoom/focus ring30x zoom range equates to 27-810mmGPS is forward-thinking tech...
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alphr.com Updated:
2014-05-17 02:28:20
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The rather frightening price of Sony's DSC-HX100V puts it firmly in DSLR territory. And from a distance, that's exactly what it looks like. It's chunky, which means it's comfortable to hold, and there's a brilliant 3in articulated LCD with a 921kpixel re...
Excellent quality images and videos, and a host of features, but the steep price isn't entirely justified...
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The HX100V is the flagship model in Sony's super-zoom range and one of two digicams announced at the end of January. Featuring a 30x optical zoom lens that covers the equivalent of 24-384mm in 35mm format, it sports a backlit CMOS sensor with 16.2-mega...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2014-05-17 02:28:20
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Like other manufacturers, Sony has equipped its latest compact cameras with a 'blurry background' feature. Basically, the camera takes one clearly focused photo and one blurry photo and then patches the two together to give the kind of 'bokeh' effect t...
Great design and handling, nice build and finish, Good screen (even if not the most accurate) with vertical tilt, Responsive once up and running, Great picture quality, particularly in telephoto mode, Full HD video that's accurate, smooth and has decent sound...
No RAW mode / Jpeg pictures have an 'overprocessed' look that makes postediting tricky, More custom settings would be nice (for the manual control ring, in particular), Lens: a slight lack of consistency under 200 mm, A bit slow to start up...
With its nice design, high-quality lens, good sensor and advanced image processing, the Sony Cyber-shot HX100V has everything it takes to become one of 2011's top bridges. It's just a shame there's no RAW mode, as not all users will appreciate the came...
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pocket-lint.com Updated:
2014-05-17 02:28:22
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Sony’s latest HX100V has a massive 30x optical zoom, GPS technology, and can even snap 3D images. Just how does it stand up against other superzoom models out there? We spent some time with the camera at its launch at Focus on Imaging. The Sony Cyber-...
Packed full of features, lens ring...
Too soon to tell...
All in all we’re very impressed with the HX100V, we think it'll please a whole lot of people when it hits the shelves this April...
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It replaces the HX1V , which we reviewed in July 2009 and enters the market a whopping $400 cheaper, thanks in no small way to the appreciation of the dollar in the past two years. The new model offers some significant improvements, as outlined in the tab...
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