Sony Cyber-shot DSC S600 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Like most Sony products, the DSC-S600 is only compatible with the firm's own Memory Stick media and lacks a video-output port. This means that unless you have a Sony TV with a Memory Stick reader, you won't be able to hook up your camera to show off your

Verdict: Capable of good shots in 'Auto' mode, but its lack of features and cheap feel do detract from its appeal.

Pros: Very good printed image quality.Excellent colour rendition.Reliable Multi pattern metering.Available Spot metering.Good quality lens.Optical viewfinder.Excellent value for money.

Cons: Noise becomes visible from 200 ISO and up.Compression a bit too strong at the highest image quality.Built-in flash a bit underpowered.

Review summary: The chunky, 6.7-ounce Sony Cyber Shot DSC-S600 offers remarkable flexibility despite its bargain price. Its 6-megapixel resolution and moderately wide 31mm-to-93mm (35mm-film-camera equivalent) lens, in conjunction with pretty decent low-light photos and

Pros: Relatively decent low-light photos; reasonable wide-angle lens; extra flash reach; built-in neutral-density filter.

Cons: No video outputs; few manual controls.

Verdict: Solid high-ISO performance and a relatively wide-angle view are among the features that make the Sony Cyber Shot DSC-S600 a versatile budget-priced 6-megapixel camera for casual snapshooters.

Review summary: If you are looking for a digital camera without breaking the bank then the Sony DSC S600 is one for your shortlist. In terms of picture quality and shutter lag times it puts many more expensive digital cameras to shame. It is also easy to use and offers m

Pros: Value for money, Picture quality, Shutter lag, Flash range,

Cons: Macro, No television playback,