Sony Cyber-shot DSC W35 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: The slim, compact DSC-W35 and DSC-W55 are the latest entries in Sony's "W" series of Cyber- Shot models, and will sport 7.2-megapixel imagers and precision Carl Zeiss® Vario-Tessar lenses. They combine traditional, eye-level viewfinders with large LCD scr

Review summary: The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W35 is the latest entry-level addition to Sony's W-series.

Pros: Excellent color reproduction, Fits easily into the palm of one hand and will travel in a purse or pocket without being noticeable, Menu system is simple, Flash is surprisingly consistent, On-screen information regarding shooting modes

Cons: Body construction and durability is questionable, Optical viewfinder is undersized and terribly positioned, The LCD has a sluggish refresh rate and a pathetic 85,000-pixel resolution that shows no improvement over the DSC-W30, Altered wrist strap

Verdict: The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W35 combines the sleek looks of more expensive digital cameras with the simplicity and ease of use necessary for the novice photographer. Packed into the slim portable body is a 3x optical zoom with conversion lens capabilities, a

Pros: Value for money

Cons: Indoor portrait could have been better

Verdict: The Sony DSC W35 is an excellent, little digital camera when you look at the price tag. It is pocket sized, has a viewfinder and is available for around 100 pounds. Picture quality is very good and ease of use is another plus point.

Review summary: For the price, this camera offers very good performance and image quality.

Pros: Good colour reproduction, Solid performance, Light and compact

Cons: Tiny screen