Sony Dsc H3 Digital Camera
2011
The Sony DSC H3 digital camera has branded Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lenses which are 10xs zoom lens. Being one of the best lenses in the market, this model scales high with its imaging capabilities.
Controls
The controls of Sony DSC H3 digital camera are easy, logical and minimal. Mode dial is at the back of the camera. Rocker controls the zoom and display settings are controlled by the four way navigator.
Key Features
8 mega-pixel resolutions with a 2.5-inch LCD display adorn Sony DSC H3 digital camera. Though it is shiny, you can use the LCD screen in bright sunlight. It is also an accurate viewfinder. Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens have integrated Sony’s Super Steady Shot optical image stabilization. Sony DSC H3 digital camera has a Memory Stick DUO/PRO DUO card slot and 31MB of built in memory. The Sony DSC H3 digital camera has integrated Sony’s face detection technology and a Bionz image processor.
User Friendly Aspects
Advanced Sports Shooting is the real catch of Sony DSC H3 digital camera. It captures sportsman in action by combining continuous focus and predictive focus with fast shutter speeds. There are different kinds of movie mode available on Sony DSC H3 digital camera. There is MPEG VX Fine with audio and MPEG VX Standard with audio and Presentation Mode.
To set focus in Sports mode, Sony DSC H3 digital camera makes use of continuous focus plus predictive focusing. Sony DSC H3 digital camera comes with lens adapter and a lens hood to shade the lens when shooting into the sun.
Performance
With long zoom and a high ISO, you will always capture great snaps no matter what. The ISO sensitivity is maximum at 3,200. The highest shutter speed in Sony DSC H3 digital camera is 1/2,000 second. The picture quality is superb to say the least.
Conclusion
Power to the camera is provided by a proprietary lithium-ion rechargeable battery. The Sony DSC H3digital camera satisfies the needs of consumers very well. It is compact with powerful zoom and image stabilization. For more information visit: http://www.naaptol.com
Monty Alexander
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