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Sony DSCU10 1.3MP Digital CameraPlatform: Windows NT, Macintosh, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows NT 3.5, Windows NT 4, Windows NT 5, PowerMac, Windows Me, Windows XP, Windows 2000 Server, Mac OS X, Mac OS 9 and below, Windows
Brand: Sony
Binding: Electronics
Warranty: 1 Year Parts/Labor
Features: - 1.3 megapixel CCD sensor captures images up to 1,280 x 960 pixels--perfect for e-mailing
- Ultracompact body, weighs just 4 ounces
- Includes 8 MB Memory Stick
- Connects with PCs and Macs via USB port
- Powered by two rechargeable NiMH AAA batteries (included)
super [Posted on 2003-11-23]
I think the camera is the coolest thing i take it wherever i go the price is ok to I totally recomend it to anyone who is thinking of buying it I say go for its great the pics are good to and its soooo cute and small I love it !!!!!!!
great [Posted on 2003-11-23]
Ilike the camera alot it is funky,cute,adorable i love it i have recomended it to all my friends have one
wore it everywhere [Posted on 2004-04-19]
got the pink one as a birthday gift, i fell in love with it cos of the color and its size. I hung it around my neck (it came with a matching grey string) wherever I went, and it never failed to grab attention from people. Its feature packed and the images are fantastic. But its a pity that it doesnt have any optical zoom.
Always 100% better than the camera you don't have with you [Posted on 2004-04-21]
I have a better camera than this one. It's a Sony too, and it has 3X zoom, a bigger LCD screen, sound MPG's, more megapixels, and just generally all the bells and whistles that my 2-year-old miniature Sony doesn't have.
And yet I still take most of my pictures on the DSCU10. Why? Because it's always in my jacket pocket and it's always ready. It's a full-feature camera and it's smaller than a Snickers bar. Better still, the design is brilliantly intuitive. Slide open the cover, press the button. That's it! You can even get your Mom to use it. And while the batteries take a while to charge, it will hold the charge for weeks or even months while you carry it around. And oddly enough, it's much easier to download from than my newer, more expensive Sony. Just plug in the USB, the camera turns itself on and it starts downloading.
Unquestionably it has weaknesses. The postage stamp LCD viewscreen is of questionable utility; it's good enough for framing shots but it's impossible to see any detail, especially in daylight. The picture quality is merely adequate (it would be wise to opt for the higher-rez DSCU20 if possible). The autofocus can be unreliable and the flash is weak.
But it's always there for you when your bigger, better camera is at home on the shelf. Anyone who's serious about photography should have one of these (or the DSCU20) as a second camera.
One final note: I don't know if this is a plus or minus, but this camera seems to impress everyone who sees it. It really looks like some sort of spy camera and on one occasion I was actually accused of being a private detective by a woman who wandered into one of my shots. Even now that it's getting a little long in the tooth, people still want to look at it to see if it's a real camera, and they're still impressed when they see that it is.
awesome! [Posted on 2005-02-07]
This little camera was my very first digital camera. It was so cool, because I could take it everywhere. I always had room for it.
The only thing that could make it better is if it had zoom.
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