Compare Prices : Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T200

Review summary: So many features and so much quality, in such a tiny body. Astounding

Verdict: It's hard to know where to start, but perhaps we should get the bad things – for there are but few – out of the way. The LCD round the back is quite smeary, dull and not particularly hi-res. The T200 is also, perhaps, a little expensive. Maybe

Review summary: The T200 is a compact camera with an 8 megapixel sensor and a 5x Zeiss zoom -- 35-175mm film equivalent. The optics are folded within the body and do not protrud. The only external controls are power switch (power is also turned on and off with the ...

Pros: The touch screen control function is logical. All camera settings - there are not that many - are easily accessible. Used with care picture quality is acceptable, if a bit hit and miss. No doubt the intended customer is a person who will leave the ...

Cons: The price seems a little high. Perhaps this is a consequence of the included gimmicks, such as face recognition and Smile Shutter, or perhaps the touch screen. Auto white balance in Program mode is poor and left to its own devices it will select high ...

Verdict: The Sony T200 is a perplexing camera. Those who buy it as a fashion accessory with the latest in gimmickry will probably love it. For less money you can buy the Sony DSCW80 (RRP $350) which is a better camera. Mind you, it looks like a camera, so it ...

Review summary: Sony's new T-series cameras feature high-definition output so you can bring your photos to the party and take full advantage of the HD equipment already in your home. Once you have viewed photos in the utmost clarity, color and detail on an HDTV set, ...

Verdict: Shooting in low light doesn't have to result in blurry, grainy photos. Sony's Super Steady Shot® optical image stabilization counters camera shake and stabilizes images so you can easily shoot with longer exposure times. Armed with high light ...

Review summary: The Cyber-shot DSC-T200 ($399) is the flagship camera in Sony's ultra-compact lineup. Featuring an 8 Megapixel sensor, 5X optical zoom, optical image stabilization, and gargantuan 3.5" touchscreen LCD display, the T200 is "bigger and better" than just ...

Pros: 5X zoom lens in a compact, stylish metal body ; Optical image stabilization ; Good image quality (by ultra-compact standards) ; Enormous 3.5" touchscreen LCD display ; great outdoor visibility (at bright setting) ; Snappy focusing speeds, though ...

Cons: Some blown highlights, blurry corners, and vignetting in photos ; moderate barrel distortion ; Noise reduction smudges details, mottles sky at low ISOs ; unimpressive high ISO image quality ; Redeye a big problem (but at least you can fix it) ; Design ...

Verdict: While not best-in-class, the 250 shots per charge number for the DSC-T200 is amazing, considering that it has a power-hungry 3.5" LCD display on the back. The T200 is about 17% above the group average in terms of battery life