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Sony Announces DSC-T77 with 15mm Visual Power
Tag: digital camera
Have Sony CyberShot ever come a long way. I remember my first one was a clunker and cost a mint. The new generation are smart looking and affoardable. As the “cleverly” worded press release goes, the DSC-T77 is a new line of Cybershot cameras that will carry the following specs:
- 10 megapixels image sensor (max 3648 x 2736, JPEG)
- VGA video capturing (640 x 480, MPEG1)
- Max 3200 ISO
- Super Steadyshot
- 9-point autofocus
- 3.0″ LCD with 16:9 aspect ratio
…in a case no larger than 94 x 57 x 15 mm (width by height by thickness). Looks good for the pockets, but how will it images turn out? (dpreview.com)
It's not certain at this point whether this was an intentional leak, or the new kid's error that will no doubt cost them their job. Who cares? As long as we get to reap the benefits of this seeped info it's fine - it doesn't matter about the office newbie getting in trouble for exposing Fujifilm's secrets. If it was unintentional, the information is pretty mighty. The cameras in question are the J150w, J110w, J100 and J15 compact cameras. First up is the $199.99 USD J150w, which features a 10 megapixel sensor, 5x optical zoom, a 3-inch LCD display and the things we've come to expect as standard in compacts such as face detection, red eye removal and an SD slot. 
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