Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-F717 Digital Camera

Pros: Excellent photo quality with a lot of features!

Cons: I didn't care for the pop up flash and their battery.

The Bottom Line: This is a nice camera made for anyone to use from the amateur to the professional!

Review: The Sony DSC-F717 Cyber-shot Digital Camera gives you a 5.02-megapixel effective CCD image sensor (5.24 megapixels gross) that will give you a superb large 2560 x 1920 resolution digital photos. To give you the superb quality in photography they use a...

Pros: Incredibly sharp images. User-friendly. GREAT CAMERA

Cons: What's up with 32MB supplied memory??

The Bottom Line: I can't say enough good things about my purchase. Excellent camera. Requires a short time investment to learn, but the learning curve isn't too steep.

Review: Well, six months and six thousand pictures after purchasing this camera, I'm still a happy woman. Be ...

Pros: Creativity booster; Great battery life; easy to use and great picture resolution

Cons: A bit bulky and heavy

The Bottom Line: Pointing and shooting and additional features can be found in the Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-F717. It's a true camera for real enthusiasts but easy enough to use everywhere.

Review: Equipped with high-quality Carl Zeiss optics, ISO sensitivities of 100/200/400/800 and shutter speed of 1/2000 second in auto mode, this new Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-F717 digicam brings you the convenience of the point and shoot film camera you are used to. I ...

Pros: Fit, Quality, Ease, LCD, Lens, Battery, Controls, Menu And Sony Reputation For Quality.

Cons: Bulky, Unbalanced, Optical 5X And Memory Stick.

The Bottom Line: Stunning Performance! Sony Quality, Ease Of Use, Feature-Loaded, Carl Zeiss Lens, Fast Shutter Processing Are Just A Few Reasons To Buy This 'Best-Ever' Digital Still Camera! .

Review: :UPDATED October 12, 2003---Update first For Your Review: While this review here is for Sony's wonderful DSC-F717, this camera at two years of age (almost) is being phased out with extensive price reductions. It is being replaced by Sony's new (and extr ...

Pros: Sturdy, excellent pictures, LCD viewfinder, design.

Cons: Odd shape if you're not used to it.

The Bottom Line: If you can get over the styling, this is an absolute must for the enthusiast consumer. Brilliant images without the cost of a multi-thousand $$$ full-on Canon D1.

Review: I'm a long-time Sony fan. I've had their products in one form or another since the days of the original Walkman. It was a huge and pleasant surprise when my dad's wedding present to me a few years back was the DSC-F505V digital camera. After a couple of...

Pros: Swivel Body - Hologram AF - Fast - Night Framing - Battery Life

Cons: Pricey - 32MB Memory Stick - What's up with that silver body color

The Bottom Line: After months of online research and window shopping I know I made the right choice with the DSC-F717. I have no reservations or hesitations in recommending this digital camera!

Review: Ever have the upgrade itch? The F717 gave me that itch and this is after only owning the F707 for 6 months. Now comes the time where you have to ask yourself is this new camera worth upgrading to from F707 (or another digi-cam)? For me it was...

Pros: Excellent quality photos even for beginners, nightshot, infolithium battery

Cons: price, odd shape, flash shadow in macro shots

The Bottom Line: Top quality camera which can make even a novice like me look like a pro.

Review: I did two solid months of research before settling on a new digital camera, and I finally settled on the Sony 717. I must say it exceeded my expectations both in quality of photo and in the number of features it had. It does well in all the important...

Pros: InfoLithium Batteries, Memory Stick Pro, Carl Zess Lens, 5.24 MP

Cons: Weight, Sony Warranty

The Bottom Line: This Camera is Great for the Photo Professional who needs a Good Digital Camera with a High Megapixel Quality. I Would Not Recommend it for beginner users.

Review: Let Me Start off By Saying that I have owned 3 Previous Digital Cameras and 2 of those were the Sony Brand (Kodak DC-210 Plus, a Sony Mavica FD-90, and a Sony Cybershot DSC-F707) So I do write this review with some expirence.

I upgraded from...

Pros: Great optics, battery life, high resolution, night mode, laser-assisted focus, bright flush.

Cons: Ergonomics, 5x zoom, slow shutter

The Bottom Line: Get one! You can't get better value for your money. Great point-and-shoot for beginners, flexible enough for enthusiasts, and quite solid for professionals.

Review: Yes, it's 21st century, and it's time for me to move on to digital. I had Canon EOS camera, which I loved, but developing film in local photo shops was expensive, quality of prints was so-so, and Kodak Photo CD that they would make had only 1.2 MP scanned ...

Pros: Unsurpassed quality for pictures

Cons: Odd shape for purchasing carrying accessories

The Bottom Line: Excellent combination of features for pro's and ease of use for beginners. Unsurpassed image quality. Great value! 100% Recommended.

Review: I had been a loyal Nikon customer, including my last digital camera (Nikon CoolPix 950). I decided ...