Sony DSC-2100 Digital Camera Review

May 18, 2010 11:57 am 0 comments

Buy Sony DSC-2100The Sony DSC-2100 is a small compact digital camera from Sony that makes for a great travel camera due  to the fact that it runs on plain old AA batteries as a power source. This means you can leave your chargers at home and either pack some AA batteries to bring with you on your travels, or buy AA batteries at your favorite travel destination.

Of course a great digital camera is more than just it’s power source and the new Sony DSC 2100 offers 12 megapixels of resolution with a 3x zoom lens and memory can now use SD cards as well as memory sticks. Sony finally realized that even though memory sticks are their proprietary storage system, others might not have the same views, so now if you’re upgrading or already have some money spent SD cards and media, you can now use them in the new silver sony digital camera.

The 12.1 megapixel sensor offers more than enough megapixels to allow you to capture fantastic images and print them up  to 13×19 inches, or even bigger prints too. I think you can even bigger with  your printing from a 12 megapixel camera – up to 16×20 at least.

The 3.0 inch lcd display is bright and clear and offers 230k pixels of resolution that makes it easy to read menus, compose your shots and with  the flick of a button, review your images on the LCD display as well.

The new intelligent auto mode does all the thinking for you so you can  concentrate on getting great photos from your digital camera instead of having to worry about settings all the time. Faces, lighting conditions and skin tone are all automatically considered

High ISO shooting is becoming more and more in demand as more photographers  squeeze more performance out of their cameras each and every day and high iso quality images at low light are considered one of the demands. The new sony digital camera allows for shooting up to ISO 3200 which results in less camera shake due to higher shutter speeds allowed at the higher ISO’s. The result is great photos free of blur or motion that might not be possible with lesser digital cameras.

When shooting with a small compact digital camera, one of the main uses is to be shooting faces and smiles and so you of course want these faces of your friends and family to be of the highest quality. Face detection on the Sony DSC-2100 takes care of the exposures and focus on the faces specifically, as when shooting smiles you want the best shot. Combined with the face smile shutter technology built in to the small sony camera, shooting great faces is not a problem at all.

The Sony DSC-2100 Digital Camera offers a basic set of features such as the megpixels, 3x zoom lens and lcd display. These are pretty standard on any point and shoot digital camera in 2010, but what sets the Sony 2100 apart is the face detection features and the intelligent auto processing.

This little sony has a suggested retail price of $119.99, but you can do much better price from online vendors and get a better deal on the Sony DSC2100 from online vendors such as  Amazon, Ritz, B+H and Adorama. All are reputable online vendors where you can Buy the Sony DSC-2100.



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