Sony DSC-P200

Pros: Fast, compact, resolution, image quality, long battery life, build quality

Cons: Proprietary Memory Stick, noisy ISO 400, proprietary USB/A/V connector

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-P200 if you want a cool yet capable camera with good optics, 7.2-megapixels, fast operation, long-lasting...

Review: After having positive experience with the S ony Cyber-Shot DSC-W7 7.2-Megapixel camera, I decided to give a similarly-featured, but differently styled S ony Cyber-Shot DSC-P200 ...

Pros: Speed. Battery Stamina. Fantastic Image quality. Excellent Movies. Good accessory range. Ultra compact. Large LCD.

Cons: Needs (relatively expensive) Pro memory stick for best operation.

The Bottom Line: This is a perfect pocketable carry everywhere high end camera which is lighteningly fast and keeps going for a very, very long time on one charge.

Review: Considering this camera is buffering 7.2M pixel images its astonishingly fast in every respect (although I did buy a 1 Gig Pro Stick). Switch on and a welcome screen is flashed before your eyes for about 10 nanoseconds before the lens fires out and the ...

Pros: abundant features/settings, great image quality, solid build quality, fast start-up, no noticeable shutter lag

Cons: susceptible to camera more than perhaps some other P&Ss, somewhat tedious to access some settings

The Bottom Line: I find this to be an excellent camera for beginners, it's very easy to use, but also suitable for more serious photographers who want something compact/convenient and flexible.

Review: A lot of the other reviews have already focused and explained the myriad of features of the P200, so I will focus mainly on the quality of the output and usability. There are also a great number of in depth reviews of this camera floating around in ...

Pros: Easy to Use Professional finished photographs

Cons: Memory card supplied is insufficient

The Bottom Line: Buy this camera if you want ease of use, good battery life, versatility and good looks !

Review: As an amateur photographer, I wanted a camera that was going to be easy to use and provide me with a photograph of professional looking quality. The Sony DSC-P200 has certainly come up with the goods in this respect. 7.2 megapixels of high quality ...

Pros: Small size, easy to handle Memory Stick

Cons: Fewer features to choose, but that can also be one of the pros.

The Bottom Line: A great camera to buy for someone who needs a camera that is easy to use but can still make great photographs.

Review: I purchased the DSC-P200 to give as a retirement gift. The person who was going to receive the camera had used a digital camera previously, but we still wanted to give an easy-to-use and easy-to-handle camera that would be, for most people, the latest, ...

Pros: Great Quality! Not too thin! Good LCD! Nice menus! Overall just great!

Cons: Some minor sound quality issues. Comes with a small memory card, but can be upgraded!

The Bottom Line: This is an awesome camera that I highly recommend, it's got great picture quality, it's sturdy, many photographing options, and is very durable! A Camera!

Review: I was browsing for a new digital camera when I came across this! It's an awesome camera, with it's high resolution (around 7 Megapixels!) you can get some great quality shots! It also has a very nice setup, the scroll wheel for options is very easy to ...

Pros: Excellent images. Battery life. Versatility. Nice videos. Relatively little redeye.

Cons: Auto-focus stumbles with in-motion and low-light subjects. Relatively proprietary (i.e., battery, memory card, USB connection).

The Bottom Line: In most circumstances you will really enjoy this camera.

Review: I've had this camera for several months now. It is small, versatile, with outstanding battery life, and takes wonderful candid pictures. But beware, it will not substitute for a SLR/DSLR camera in situations where the subject is in motion, especially ...

Pros: light, easy to use, clear, quick charge

Cons: screen is not protected - can scratch without a case

The Bottom Line: Get this camera if you want a camera you can growth with, it will do the job well.

Review: I purchased this camera back when Best Buy only carried 5PM camera as the "top of the line" models...ahhh the dark ages...well today 7PM is pretty much standard and the price has dropped to the floor on this camera. But it is without a doubt the best ...

Pros: Battery life, size, design, quality of photos

Cons: MemorySticks are terribly expensive, noise and blurriness in low light situations

The Bottom Line: It's an amazing little camera that you'll never regret buying.

Review: I have actually owned this camera twice. I sold it to a good friend in favor of the then-new DSC-N1. Unhappy with the N1, I auctioned it off on eBay and bought this same model again from RitzCamera. I have had this model for at least four years now. My ...

Pros: Image quality, fast, rechargeable battery, movie mode,

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: If you buy this camera you won't be sorry.

Review: I wasn't so sure we should be spending quite so much on a camera when we already had one that worked just fine. But when we got this one, boy was I impressed. This thing had to many features and good points about it I was blown away. The image quality is ...