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| Sony DSC-F717 Digital Camera [5MP 5xOptical] |
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24 October, 2002 |
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Sony |
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It takes two hands to hold Sonys new DSC-F717 digital camera, but thats because there are so many features packed into it. The F717 captures images at up to 5.2 megapixel resolution--thats 2,560 x 1,920 pixels--and can facilitate good sized enlargement prints. Images produced by the camera are crisp, colourful, and deep in detail. With USB 2.0 support, transfers to PC zip by and can be set to happen automatically. The large auto-focus Carl Zeiss lens zooms optically at 5x, with another 2x in digital mode. Atop the lens, the automatic flash pops open when needed. It also performs pre-flash metering and corrects the amount of light sent to create shots with the best exposure possible. This aids the NightFraming mode, which incorporates the cameras NightShot infrared technology; this can help with taking optimal shots in low-light/no-light situations. If youve never used an infrared viewer before, youll be impressed by the additional photo opportunities it provides. NightShot can also be used with the cameras movie-capturing mode. The audiovisual movies can be played back full screen with the HQX mode. In tests the movies played back at 1,280 x 1,024 with only minor pixelation around the edges. Video size is limited only by the capacity of the Sony Memory Stick inside the camera. The F717 ships with a 32 MB stick, so an upgrade to a larger size would be recommended. It comes with a shoulder strap, but we also recommend buying a case to protect your investment. Not a camera for beginners, the F717 does everything youd expect from a high-end digital camera. --J. Curtis |
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