Sony Cyber-shot® DSC-H2 Digital Camera

Pros: Lots of features, fun to use

Cons: Instructions can be unclear at times, no carrying case

The Bottom Line: This camera is totally awesome, it's loaded with features. I recommend one to anybody not going on a very long trip, unless you don't mind buying several memory cards

Review: I got this camera for Christmas, right after I got back from a long trip. Before I went on the trip, I decided I wanted a digital camera, but I didnt know which one. Also, I was torn between 3.5' floppys vs. memory sticks. Although I left on the trip...

Pros: Great lens, high res imaging, small form factor

Cons: Zoom is mixed optical/digital

Review: If you've been thinking consumer-grade digital cameras weren't quite up to your standards or good enough for producing fairly large prints on your color inkjet, well, you've been right. However, Sony has just released a new digital camera that will...

Pros: AA battery size, 12x optical zoom (with image stabilization), ease of use.

Cons: Slow burst mode, pricey memory media (Memory Stick Duo)

The Bottom Line: Great camera for beginners to experts -- if it doesn't need to fit in your pocket. 12x zoom, image stabilization, and reasonable price are huge pluses.

Review: After owning and/or using a slew of mostly very good to excellent "point and shoot" compact and sub-compact digital cameras, I was yearning for more creative control (e.g., shutter speed and aperture control) -- I was missing my old 35mm film SLR... ...

Pros: excellent quality photos, amazing resolution and realism

Cons: Action shots are very difficult

The Bottom Line: It's the perfect camera, except for the shutter delay.

Review: I began looking for a digital camera several months ago. My demands were not terribly specific but I knew I wanted something that had resolution good enough to take photos that looked like the real thing. I wanted a good optical zoom, and enough manual...

Pros: Photo size range, external flash available, lightweight,compact, user friendly.

Cons: Three draw backs to this camera are: It takes what is called a memory stick, meaning you need to down load the photos or you need a PC to view the photos full size. Your computer needs to have a USB connection and capabilities to use this camera. The view

Review: I have used several different digital cameras, including Kodak, Fuji, and Yashica. I am a Field Engineer who redesigns systems in the field. It is extremely important to me a camera give a wide range of options. I started using Sony digital cameras three...

Pros: 3.3 Megapixel, Full featured, Easy to use, Bright LCD, Excellent Battery, Excellent photo quality

Cons: Separate lens cap, slow recycle time, included 8MB mem stick is too small

The Bottom Line: If you want a moderately high amount of control and occasionally some point and shoot convenience, this is a great camera!! I'd definitely buy it again...

Review: I have been doing photography as a hobby ever since I was a yearbook photographer in high school, so for me it was a big leap to trusting my memories to a digital camera. I went looking for a digital camera that not only would give me the power and...

Pros: Image quality, features vs price

Cons: Totally lame flash, Sony Support bites

Review: After much research into the digital camera world (which left me more confused than when I started), I decided to play it safe and go with Sony. After all, their brand name carries the weight.

I was not disappointed. The DSC-S70 is a...

Pros: Beautiful photos, easy to use, great exposure modes, spot meter!

Cons: A hair expensive, even if it has great bang for the buck

Review: There goes my Nikon...
There goes my scanner...
There goes my 20 roll/month photo lab allowance...

My company decided it was time to replace our aging Kodak DCS-50 camera, so the media guys went out camera hunting and came back with...

Pros: Great lens. Nice low-light performance. Beautiful vivid colors. Good value used. Professional-looking pictures

Cons: SLOW, but work-arounds are possible. Not a pocket-sized camera. A little heavy.

The Bottom Line: Good value if you can find the DSC-S70 for $200 or less. Consider this trade-off, though: Great pictures vs. speed, with more features on newer cameras.

Review: What a Find! I bought a second-hand DSC-S70 a month ago for $91! I had been wanting to buy a digital camera for personal use, having used several Sony and one Minolta digi-cam at work. I was prepared to put out between $400 & $500 to get the ...

Pros: Picture Quality, Ease of Use, Takes Great Movies, Has SLR settings, Long Lasting Lithium Battery, (Charger Included) Good LCD display, Has Microphone and Speaker, Great Replay Feature, USB connection included, and MORE!!!

Cons: Proprietary Memory (if you use your memory sticks with anything else)

Review: I am (was) a Cannon SLR Camera user. I bought this Sony Camera for my real estate to go along with this new wireless modem I just bought to get onto the internet at 128kbps from anywhere including the properties I am selling to be able to send the...