Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T7 Digital Camera (5.1MP, 2592x1944, 3x Opt, 32MB Memory Stick Duo Card)

• Reviewed by: oggar

  Strengths: nice design;

  Weaknesses: dark imaage; short battery life;

  Overall: The DSC T7 has a very good LCD display screen and the design, especially the slimness.The image got kind of dark after I download it into my PC and see it. And again, the battery life is a problem. It is quite short. But then, the extra battery pack is also not that expensive.

• Reviewed by: smorey

  Strengths: Small and Well Built excellent picture quality. Great underwater housing. Movies are great to play back on large screen

  Weaknesses: Have to getr used to no viewfinder

  Overall: This camera is so great that I bought one for each of my adult kids and my brother. The underwater housing is fabulous. I took it to Costa Rica and snorkeled and got fabulous pictures and swam with it everyday. I never go anywhere without it. The pictures are very sharp to print and the exposure is excellent. I also have a Sony p200 and a Nikon 880. I just take this everywhere and enjoy the big LCD screen. It has so many features. The movie feature on the big screen is excellent for Golf and other sports. And everyone who sees it wants one. I like it better than the other newer one and other makes. The proprietary battery is sweet and easy to charge. There are some very sophisticated features, I have yet to explore. What can I say, I am sold on it. I bought these cool Timbuck2 ipod cases for every one. They fit it perfectly. They come in colors and have a hole it the flap, so you don't loose it.

• Reviewed by: alisale

  Strengths: Size, functionality, performance

  Weaknesses: Poor battery life, especially in cold conditions

  Overall: Overall this is an excellent camera - whether you are taking 'happy snaps' or want to take more serious photographs. You definitely need a minimum 512Mb memory card because you will find you enjoy taking photos so much. The low-light shooting can be a little tricksy. One problem I encountered was when I was taking photos in very cold conditions - the temperature was -10C. The battery ran down very quickly, and I was forced to keep my spare battery (and the camera) inside my jacket in order to keep them warmer! This did help to prolong the battery a little. Despite all that, I have taken many, many photographs and now need more hard disk storage on my computer.

• Reviewed by: john_doe

  Strengths: Incredibly small, one of the most simplest cameras to use, software installation is a breeze, and picture quality is terrific

  Weaknesses: Internal memory is virtually useless unless switched to the lowest resolution, unsteady hand leads to blurry picture due to ultra small lens, low light situations can get on your nerves

  Overall: Overall I think the camera is great! It's incredibly light and small, the screen is big for such a small camera, comes with a neat stand, price for extra memory isn't pleasing, but it'll do. Cheap price for such an amazing and utterly small camera. I love it and so will you!

• Reviewed by: geckoseiya

  Strengths: Very small, easy to carry around. Quick response as you would expect from Sony. Big LCD, very user-friendly.

  Weaknesses: Weak flash, navigation buttons on left side instead of the conventional right, battery life.

  Overall: The T7 has improved from T1 and T33. It is slimmer and it is so small that it is sure to amaze plenty of people. Weak flash has still been a little of a a problem, especially indoor takes. The 2.5" LCD is large enough, although it doesn't have an optical viewfinder. This time they made some changes so that you can dock it to a tripod unlike the previous T1, with a little help from the attachment piece included. The navigation buttons are located on the left side as opposed to the right in previous digicams. Picture quality is above average, but I wouldn't say it's atop.