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 The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T900, priced at $379.99 captures 12-megapixel images and HD video. However, photos tended to be noisy, and the small lens produced major distortion and chromatic aberration problems. |
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Product Tour | Slim construction | Easily smudged body |
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Color | Very accurate color | Only two color modes |
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Noise | Good range of sensitivities | Above average noise at most ISOs |
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Resolution | Sharp images | Very poor chromatic aberration and distortion |
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Videos | Decent video resolution | Limited controls |
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Playback | Plenty of editing tools | Many of the tools are of dubious worth |
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Hardware | Excellent high-resolution touch-screen LCD | Small lens, mediocre battery life |
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Controls | Above average continuous shutter speed | Limited manual controls |
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Design & Handling | Very small and easy to handle | Touch interface system feels slow and inaccurate |
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