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Buy Cameras - Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-F505V Digital Camera Overview

Consumer Rating:

from 33 Reviews

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$699.99 - $699.99

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Buy Cameras - Truly unique in both function and form, the DSC-F505V is cut from a different stone. Superbly crafted, it is as aesthetically pleasing as it is stunning in simple, high-performance operation. The new Cyber-shot DSC-F505V adds Sony's 3.34 mega-pixel CCD imager to the acclaimed lens arrangement of its award winning predecessor, DSC-F505. The effective 2.62 mega-pixel resolution achieves a 24 percent increase over the Cyber-shot DSC-505 and the 3.7 mega-pixel interpolated mode offers the largest image size from a Sony digital camera. Featuring a high-quality, ergonomic Carl Zeiss lens, which rotates (+90 to -50 degrees) for even greater versatility, DSC-F505V provides the utmost in photographic optics. The new model also includes advanced features such as 12 bit A/D conversion for wider dynamic range, TIFF mode for maximum color fidelity and in-camera image resizing options - giving users precise control over the outcome of their pictures.

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Nice little Camera
Post by: josh550 - Date: 2007-03-19T04:58:19.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Good resolution, auto/manual focus, swivel head, highest zoom available (other claims false), relatively cheap Cons: no viewfinder, battery life, 8MB memorystick, needed repair for ~$250. The Bottom Line: This is an overall good camera and would recommend purchasing it. Like stated before, incorporate into your total purchase some money for a memory stick upgrade though. Review: josh550 Read full review
Great camera but not for traveling
Post by: jhlan - Date: 2004-12-03T12:36:58.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Good pictures, lots of features, big screen. Cons: Big and bulky, intimidating for those not familiar with electronics. The Bottom Line: Review: jhlan Read full review
This SONY is no Baloney!
Post by: lgg311 - Date: 2004-01-11T11:03:31.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Great lens and 10x OPTICAL zoom! Cons: A little bulky due to larger lens. The Bottom Line: Review: lgg311 Read full review
Some Good, Some Bad, Some Camera?
Post by: AtlantaGreg - Date: 2002-02-10T18:03:10.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: 5X optical zoom. Threaded lens barrel. Easy to use overall. Cons: Poor low-light focusing. Body too small for larger hands. Flimsey feeling battery door. The Bottom Line: A good camera with some unique features. Not for everyone, but capable of good images in a variety of conditions. Review: AtlantaGreg Read full review
Best camera for the money
Post by: Kmondon - Date: 2002-02-05T08:56:59.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Good quality pictures, ample optical magnification. Cons: Shape is cumbersome, menu's somewhat difficult for bug fingers. The Bottom Line: This is the camera that will produce the best images for the money! Review: Kmondon Read full review
It's SONY all the way! Through the lens lightly with the DSC F-505
Post by: artbyjude - Date: 2001-10-24T03:12:59.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Carl Zeiss Lens, portability, versatility, creative options Cons: NOT the highest resolution, but megapxels are highly overrated! Picture Gear Software The Bottom Line: This camera is one of my favorite cameras, and I pack it everywhere. The images recorded are backed by Sony technology and the lens is Zeiss...Hard to beat! Review: artbyjude Read full review
Great quality
Post by: sanderpicks - Date: 2001-07-09T16:10:46.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Photo imaging quality, lens, features, battery life, ease Cons: hard to see screen in bright sunlight, some what slow on large file shots The Bottom Line: It's expensive, but worth it for the upper end amatuer photographer. Review: sanderpicks Read full review
Oh! That's why we shoot at F:2.8
Post by: fashfoto - Date: 2001-06-26T00:50:34.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Excellent image quality, excellent color, battery power"countdown" in minutes, intuitive operation, cool design Cons: handling takes"getting used to," 8 megabyte memory stick is a"turn-off" The Bottom Line: An excellent camera for the iconoclastic someone who likes something a bit"different." It takes excellent pictures and is a conversation piece as well. Review: fashfoto Read full review
Camera, a year later
Post by: smarkton - Date: 2001-06-10T20:34:45.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Great all-around digital camera, cool looking, macro focus, fun! Cons: Limited movie capture mode. The Bottom Line: One of the best buys I have ever made. Great for casual to"real-work" uses. Get an extra battery, memory stick, and case and you're set! Review: smarkton Read full review
Great camera presence and photo quality.
Post by: tiyapolayeeo - Date: 2001-05-06T15:58:06.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Great color response in daylight. Excellent lens quality and zoom factor. Cons: Sometimes you'll miss having a viewfinder. The Bottom Line: A great compromise of a digital camera and SLR. Photo quality is excellent. Lack of certain features are overlookable and shouldn't cause usage migraines. Review: tiyapolayeeo Read full review
Best digital camera for consumer.
Post by: acuratl - Date: 2001-04-30T01:02:25.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Unique design. High quality of image. Expandable memory stick. Cons: Expensive. Battery life not too long. The Bottom Line: If you want professional quality digital images and don't care about the price, this is the camera for you. Review: acuratl Read full review
If you got the dough, I give you the go
Post by: pandabry - Date: 2001-04-25T08:42:47.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: ergonomic design, easy for amateurs, tons of features Cons: flash too bright, no case, 8mb stick included, expensive The Bottom Line: I recommend this camera because my pictures look fabulous. If you have the money or you're a professional, i say go for it. you are getting what you pay for. Review: pandabry Read full review
Big Lens, Small Body, Thats Life.
Post by: icedspam - Date: 2001-02-16T22:42:44.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Lightweight, Easy, Carl Zeiss, Image Quality, and Design. Cons: Battery Power, Lack of Compression Choice/New Features, and 2.6 Megapixels. The Bottom Line: Recommended to: People who require lightweight digital cameras that are easy to use, yet provide excellent image quality. Review: icedspam Read full review
No Regrets!
Post by: shigg - Date: 2001-02-15T02:55:26.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Quality, Style, Features and ease of Use Cons: Cost The Bottom Line: Decide what features you need in the camera first! It has the scope for experimentation in the long term but can still be used straight away. Review: shigg Read full review
hv_fn
Post by: hv_fn - Date: 2001-01-27T18:40:34.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Auto and manual Focus, super clear pictures, fast cycle times, excellent red eye reduction. Cons: Short battery life, lack of optical view finder The Bottom Line: If you are looking for excellent picture quality, you have found your camera. Review: hv_fn Read full review
Sony DSC-F505V Cool
Post by: chipshots - Date: 2001-01-08T07:10:08.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Excellent Optics,AC adapter included,Easy to use Cons: No neck strap,only 8mb memory stick The Bottom Line: Review: chipshots Read full review
best camera ever!!!
Post by: smirnov - Date: 2001-01-02T11:02:41.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: everything Cons: nothing The Bottom Line: Review: smirnov Read full review
Sony F505V...What a camera!
Post by: RMasse2 - Date: 2000-12-29T09:18:41.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Lens, Fully Automatic, Fantastic Photos Cons: Battery Life, Supplied Memory The Bottom Line: Review: RMasse2 Read full review
Very impressive.
Post by: skidplate - Date: 2000-12-27T14:40:39.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Great up close pictures Cons: none The Bottom Line: Review: skidplate Read full review
Great for what you need
Post by: ggeter - Date: 2000-12-26T15:33:12.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: lens, video mode, design, image quality Cons: limited manual mode flexibility. The Bottom Line: Review: ggeter Read full review