Camera Digital Sony

I would like to purchase new digital camera Sony / Nikon / Canon; so could you please suggest me what are the key aspects I should inspect before I purchase like lenses type, optical zoom, Digital zoom and etc?

If you are looking for an adjustable camera, then it is important to choose a camera that can use the most variety of lenses and bodies .... this will give you the most flexibitliy as you build a system.

If you are looking for a P&S camera, then the Nikon and Canon cameras use the most common memory card .. the SD.

Look for a camera that has at least a 3x optical zoom (forget any reference to digital zoom .. ), has at least a 6MP sensor, and either a viewfinder or SI feature (both is better). If you an afford a camera that uses the state of the art Li-ion battery, so much the better.

2008-03-14 13:22:32 by Praveen

Resolução de 14,1 megapixeis efectivos - Capta imagens de qualidade extremamente elevada e ampliações com detalhes. Lente Carl Zeiss® com zoom ...

I've recorded video on my sony cybershot digital camera and tired uploading them to youtube, but it's not working. I have another KODAK camera and uploaded videos from there to youtube, but some how I'm unable to with sony.
I'm wondering if theres a different setting I should set the camera to, or maybe adjust something so that I'm able to upload videos onto youtube.

Thanks in advance!

YouTube accepts a number of different file formats. I'm quite sure that Sony cameras use the Mpeg 1 video codec, but I'm not entirely sure if it's a compatible format for Youtube. The Youtube help link (below) might offer you some more insight.

Also, make sure your video is no more than 10 minutes in length or no larger than 100MB in size. If it is larger than 100MB (which it easily could be), then you should use Moviemaker or another program to convert/resize it to a more acceptable size and/or format.

2008-05-20 18:49:42 by jeancarlos2691

Price: $119.00

SteadyShot image stabilization reduces blur
Capture breathtaking images in Sweep Panorama Mode
iAuto mode automatically optimizes camera settings

Hi,
I have a Toshiba laptop (A205) with OS Windows Vista. I am unable to connect my Sony Digital Camera to my laptop through the USB because it does not recognize it. Can anyone recommend any site where I may download a driver so that I can connect my Sony camera to my Windows Vista running laptop? Thanks in advance.

here is a list of some sony drivers for cameras:

http://www.camera-drivers.com/companies/ 965.htm

you also might want to check at toshiba's website,maybe you just need to update the usb drivers on your computer. for that check here:
http://support.toshiba.com/

You also might want to make sure that you have administrative privileges so that the camera can be setup when you plug it in

Hope some of that helps.

Check my website for more tips, tricks and reviews:

http://digicamtown.blogspot.com/

2008-12-11 01:27:08 by Javed

Price: $159.00

iAuto mode automatically optimizes camera settings
Capture your videos in HD Movie mode (720p)
Optical SteadyShot image stabilization reduces blur

i have video in my digital camera sony
how can i save it on computer?
windows vista

Just connect your camera to your computer through a usb cable and browse the folder for your camera. somewhere you should see the video file. Just copy & paste that file to your hard disk.

2008-05-21 11:34:02 by Marikol M

Hi! Please...I have a SONY DSC-S50 Cyber-shot digital camera, and I believe it's time for a battery replacement. The model number on my battery is: NP-FM50. This battery is the original battery and it came with the camera. It's labled as an "infolithium" battery. Please, is it mandatory that I order a SONY replacement battery, in particular, or am I safe in ordering a compatible lithium battery online or elsewhere? If so, which online site is recommended? One site suggested that sometimes third-party batteries don't always work in SONY digital cameras. Sony, naturally, suggests that I use their brand of accessories. I am still quite the novice and any/all advice regarding this subject will be greatly appreciated! Thank you! :)

I've had luck using compatible batteries for my old Sony digicam. But I heard that the newer Sonys have a way of checking if the battery is a genuine Sony infolithium battery.
Best to work with a local seller that has a good return policy - such as Best Buy or Circuit City.
I personally buy most of my rechargable batteries from Thomas Distributing:
http://store.thomas-distributing.com/dis playproduct.asp?which=57
I've also had good luck with Battery Barn:
http://www.batterybarn.com/npfm50.htm

2006-10-05 09:12:42 by Ollie