The Sony
Cybershot DSC –WX50 seems to be a right bet for those, eyeing for a slim, stylish,
and a budget friendly camera. What makes it different from its kin WX70 is its
LCD display that is slightly smaller and lower in resolution. However, to make
up for the same, the camera comes with an array of underwater shooting modes,
picture effect modes and more significantly, carries a slightly lesser price
tag.
Boasting of its
high sensitive technology, Exmor R CMOS Image Censor and RGB color filter
array, the WX50 has a 16.2 effective megapixel and is backside illuminated. The
camera also promises to click noise free as its high sensitivity function aims
to lessen image noise by obtaining a perfect balance of the sets of four blue,
green, and red pixels together and average results across multiple exposures.
However, this will have no bearing on your resolution as Sony’s pattern
recognizing super- resolution interpolation technology comes to your rescue. Hence,
this camera claims to produce noise that is one sixth to that of the standard photo
shot in iAuto mode. Clicking on the handheld Twilight mode will enable you to
reduce noise and blur that is common during handshake.
The WX50 Point and Shoot camera also sports a 2.8-inch
ClearPhoto LCD panel offering a resolution of 460,800 dots and a multi- focus
system. The smile detection feature comes with a smile shutter function that
prompts the shutter automatically as soon as it spots a smile. Speaking about exposure,
there are three main categories including multi- pattern, center- weighted and spot
metering that it sports. As a delight to the photo enthusiasts, the camera
allows them to click objects in motion wherein it captures 10 frames per second
at 16.2 MP resolution.
Rising above the
cookie-cutters, the phone allows you to capture images in 3D, be it still or panorama.
Apart from that, it also allows you to record right eye and left eye images, separately
that makes your images appear vivid and full of life as you gaze at your
compatible 3D TV or VAIO computers -3D attuned.
Salient
Features:
- Bright and vivid color reproduction.
- Decent performance on video recording with 60i frame rate.
- Image stabilization available for both Digital and Optical modes.
- 3 Modes for Auto Shooting.
- f2.6 25 mm wide-angle lens.
With a slew of
features that WX50 Point and Shoot camera presents, it seems to be worth a buy,
taking into consideration its price and size. Bundling 16.2 megapixels, this
compact camera slows you to click high quality still images and capture the
action 5x optical zoom and 10x Clear Image zoom wherein attention to detail seems to be at its best.
This review is
written by experts@ Reliance Digital.
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