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The Cyber-shot DSC-T1 takes advantage of Sony's latest Real Imaging Processor, which offers more precise, better picture quality results at a higher operation speed and with 30% improved power consumption. The response time of the camera is also affected. Simply slide the lens cover down and the camera is ready to take photos in just over one second. It shoots full resolution images in one-second intervals and both the reduced release time lag of 0.009 seconds and shutter lag of 0.29 seconds contribute to a stress-free operation. On top of that it can capture four high-speed burst shots. The Real Imaging Processor also enables the Cyber-shot DSC-T1 to record high-resolution video using MPEG Movie VX Fine (640x 480, 30 frames per second), which is of good enough quality to be played back full-screen on TV. The recording time is only limited by the capacity of your Memory Stick media.
Shots in difficult conditions are now worry-free with 8 different Scene Selection modes. With the new Magnifying Glass Mode you can take a macro picture with a distance of 1cm. Additionally the subject that appears on the LCD screen is magnified up to 3.3 times, which allow users to see details that would otherwise be difficult to confirm with the naked eye. The camera offers three settings for greater control over the saturation, contrast and sharpness of the picture. Saturation adjusts the vividness of the colour of the picture; contrast modulates dark and light; and sharpness increases the definition of the object outlines, without reducing the quality of the image by any gain in noise. This means users can adjust the final picture result much more to their satisfaction.
Another feature is Continuous Auto Focus, which allows users to maintain accurate focus using the shutter button even when the subject is moving. There is also extensive noise reduction on the camera to create clearer images with finer detail. Clear Colour NR analyses the colour and light frequency of the image and smoothes out distortion, leading to a more natural colour reproduction. This is particularly useful when shooting landscapes, when large areas with the same colour benefit from a richer colour definition. In addition, clear skies, dark blue seas and green forests are all reproduced more realistically. Clear Luminance NR meanwhile deals effectively with high luminance in the image. It is particularly good at reproducing details in large, even areas. Unlike conventional noise reduction systems, it suppresses image luminance noise without affecting image detail.
The exceptional feature of the Cyber-shot DSC-T1 is its large 2.5-inch Hybrid LCD screen, which covers two thirds of the camera's back surface area. The hybrid display uses special imaging technology to let you see your subject as clearly in bright, outdoor conditions, such as at the beach or ski resort, as in indoor or lower light environments. As well as allowing easier framing of shots, this well-sized screen becomes a great photo viewer with which to show off your images, wherever you are. It can also display 16 index pictures from memory simultaneously. Additionally the camera operation is even more user friendly because of the larger font on the LCD.
Sony products are designed to connect quickly to each other and to the world beyond so that users can easily enjoy the benefits of digital networking. Digital images in the Cyber-shot DSC-T1 are saved to removable storage in the form of the highly compact Memory Stick Duo and the Memory Stick PRO Duo (parallel interface), both capable of transferring your images between a wide range of Memory Stick compatible products. The DSC-T1 comes supplied with a Memory Stick adaptor, which makes it possible to play back content captured on the camera and stored on the Memory Stick Duo on to devices with standard size Memory Stick slots. Also supplied with the DSC-T1 is a convenient cradle to offer connectivity to a PC or AV device and to recharge the battery. Simply slot in the camera and attach the cradle to a computer or TV to easily view your images. Additionally the Cyber-shot T1 is equipped with a USB 2.0 high-speed interface, which connects the camera by cable to a PC for fast image transfers.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Beautiful but flawed,
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This review is from: Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T1 Digital Camera [5MP 3xOptical] (Electronics)
I bought the DSC T1 nearly a year ago. Firstly it is a beautifully made camera, metal, very slim and sexy. The large screen on the back is excellent and is viewable even in direct sunlight. The image quality when shooting outdoors in good light is excellent and its small/ thin size encourages you to take it everywhere.Unfortuately there is a downside. The lens is small which of course means less light into it and as you would expect poor performance in low light. I would say all indoor photos are grainy and poor quality (even with twilight mode). If you use the flash because of its very close position to the lens, red eye is a serious problem. The flash is also too weak to use for anything other than portrait shots. Even on dark days outdoors the image quality suffers. In addition in bright light you sometimes get streaking effects on the image (despite cleaning the lens). Finally my screen stopped working (I suspect through damage. As there is no view finder the camera is now useless, despite it still taking photos. A replacement screen is of course not covered in the warrantry against damage and will cost over £150 making it not worth replacing. I would buy another sony camera but this time make sure it has a reasonable size lens and flash in addition to being small (if that is possible).
27 of 29 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
advanced camera and small,
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This review is from: Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T1 Digital Camera [5MP 3xOptical] (Electronics)
I have extensive experience of super compact digicams, especially the Dimage Xs. I fell for this camera due to its elegant blend of form and function.This is quite an advanced camera; there are many features to help a technically advanced photographer get the best from it. I must say, first, that reports of poor image quality in the dark are IME a bit off the mark. What you have to understand is that it takes some doing to hold steady a camera, particularly one this small, for exposures of anything less that about 30th second. Get your settings right, though, and the camera will do much of the hard work for you - i mean there's a mode that has native noise reduction, for example... you can adjust sharpness within the settings; the camera tells you how long the exposure will be etc etc. Image quality is quite remarkable if you know what you're doing, and 5MP very useful. Screen is excellent - the best I've seen, but they're never perfect in all lights, although this one being adjustable does help. Build quality and design are a pleasure to behold - this ia very sexy little camera. There are many user-adjustable settings to help you get the shot just right and any photographers who use this as their second (backup or candid) camera will be able to get the most of its features and take remarkable images. WRT night shooting, the IR lamp is fantastic - focus and metering are quick and easy -a welcome addition :) I was disappointed to see all sorts of strange photo effects included, such as solarize but no B&W! There is Sepia, which gives you a rough idea but i miss the mono mode greatly :( USB docking is fast and stylish. Onboard 32MB card is small and slow (does 11 full-quality shots) I upgraded to a 512 Pro version and it is so much quicker for reviewing the images (video res is also increased) I recommend shopping around and buying a big, and more importantly, fast card. The menus and buttons are dead easy but not as perfectly intuitive as the Dimages Xt that i have been using lately. Full AUTO settings make this work as a real point and shoot holiday camera but experienced users wil be able to do much much better than that with use of the incredible list of features and settings this camera offers.
54 of 59 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
One that rewards patience,
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This review is from: Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T1 Digital Camera [5MP 3xOptical] (Electronics)
I bought this camera whilst in Japan. I got chance to play with a few different cameras, the Canon ixus for example but it was the 2.5" screen on the Sony which sold it to me. It really is very good.The camera is very easy to get use to, the menus are fairly intuitive and there is a wide range of settings once you know where to look. There really is no shortage of options and this is where the patience is required. On fully automatic settings the pictures aren't the best in some light conditions. This tends to be more with objects rather than people so for point and shoot snaps at a party for example this shouldn't be an issue. However, if you have a play around, particularly with the exposure settings and you start to get some stunning photo's from something so small. You soon get a feel for whats required and there is a setting that will automatically take 3 shits at slightly different exposures if you don't want to go in and manually alter things. As for the 32mb memory card, yes its stingy but if you look at all cameras in this sector they all come with 32 mb and the bigger cards aren't hugely expensive. Build quality is superb, beautifully weighted and the lense is fantastic and as mentioned before that 2.5" lcd screen is class leading. I love this camera but be aware that you made need to play with the settings to get the best reults. Because of this it was nearly 4 stars instead of 5 but the screen and build give it that edge.
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