Pros
- Very good battery life
- Well-designed UI and controls
Cons
- Sub-par image quality
- Uneven flash exposure
Bottom Line
Very disappointing image quality holds back an otherwise cheap-and-easy Sony point-and-shoot.
PCWorld's Sony Cyber-shot DSC-S980 Coverage
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Sony Unveils "Smarter" Cyber-shot Cameras
Cameras feature a new intelligent auto mode that will optimize the scene mode, facial recognition, lighting settings, and image stabilization.
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