Sony DSC-H50

Pros: So many to list, see description.

Cons: Memory cards and battery are proprietary. Battery life is so-so.

The Bottom Line: Features, features, features!! For the money this camera does so, so much. I bought it recently for just under $300, and now the price has gone up! Get it fast!

Review: My last camera was a little Canon Powershot S110 which I bought about 10 years ago. Now, two months after buying it, the Sony Cybershot DSC-H50 continues to amaze me. The point and click shots look wonderful. Movie mode looks great, just don't forget to ...

Pros: Quality of prints for my tastes; many features; reasonable price; capable getting the action shots

Cons: The Wheel Dial; need to price in the memory card

The Bottom Line: Biased toward Sony products.  Significant learning curve esp for the manipulation of the buttons, but doable with patience and care.  Not one for beginner unless much time will be devoted.

Review: I owned an Olympus FE-100 that I bought over three years ago and that gave me problems from the start.  I finally had to accept the fact that it needed to be trashed.  I began the search for another point and shoot to supplement my Sony A350 ...

Pros: Flash is self guided, so it identifies the low light and opens automatically.

Cons: Bulky. Advanced Sports shooting only clicks in the day time or bright light

The Bottom Line: My recommendation is a definite buy. Those who have interest in photography will not get a better experience than this.

Review: The best part you find about this is the ease with which you can click through the Auto mode, or go into the selective modes like Easy Shooting, portrait, Movie Mode, High Sensitivity, Auto Smile, landscape, Scene Selection. ...

Pros: 15X optical zoom  Great Pictures Lithium Battery

Cons: Proprietary Memory. No time date stamp. battery loses memory when off

The Bottom Line: Nice camera   Very good buy

Review: I can't seem to keep up with technology. I had a Kodak 3 mp that was 400.00 and almost the top of the line at the time I bought it. Then months later the same camera is on sale for 300.00 and they now have 5mp out. So I decided it was time to upgrade and ...

Pros: 15x Optical Zoom (much more digitally), Movable LCD Screen, Several Auto Modes, Sharp Photos

Cons: Battery life mediocre, Holding comfort mediocre, Does not come with memory card

The Bottom Line: I can highly recommend this camera for its photo quality and terrific zoom.

Review: After owning a 3 megapixel Olympus digital camera with a 3x optical zoom, this Sony 15x optical zoom camera was better than I thought it would be. I read several reviews and felt this was the best camera for my needs and it has proven to to be the case. ...