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Sony CyberShot DSC-F707
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4 Reviews For Sony CyberShot DSC-F707

  • Ottofocus. 23rd Jan 2003

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Good Points: Nightshot mode is very useful. The Zeiss lens holds up to the quality of it's historic ancestory. The correction for tungsten and other light modes is handy on the side of the lens. The self charging battery is by far the best of any digital camera I have come in contact with.


    Bad Points: Physically it is like a coke can taped to a pack of 100mm cigarettes. It takes some play with it time to get used to it, but it's time well spent and there is no film cost to this learning process. The supplied 16mb memory stick is too small. As stated in other reviews you may as well buy the 128 stick when you buy the camera. Buy the ScanDisk stick, the Luxor won't work if you get a Dazzle to upload to your PC.


    General comments: I too, waited for months before I bought this camera. I used a friend and fellow photographers and was sold on it in minutes. I grew up in, and spent 25 years working in photo labs. I consider myself an excellent custom enlarger printer of color and B&W. I have several Nikons and a load of lenses, a Leica M4P, an old Rolliflex, a Plaubel with a 80mm Nikor lens. I printed negatives from many great local professional photographers and all varieties of cameras. I did work for the local museums. The point of all this palaver being, I have seen every level of quality positive and negative image. This camera equals any of the best things I have every done with conventional wet process films up to the 6x7cm format. Color corrections, if necessary, can easily be made in Photoshop or any of the other easy to use programs. Write your image to CD and have it printed on photo paper at the local mall and it is as good as anything I ever did in my professional career. I wish it was not so, but the technology is here and it is available at a very high level in this camera. Print it at home on copy paper and it still looks pretty good. Home printers and computer monitor color balances vary widely, so don't let comments about color throw you off. There are several additional filter features in this camera, sepia, solarization, negative imaging and the 20-minute mpg capability is very cool. All you need is imagination, a slight grasp of lighting and the eye for composition. This Sony 707 is a great tool and a super value for the money.

  • F707 Owner. Rank: Lance Corporal 28th Jul 2002

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I researched the Sony DCS F707 digital camera and its competition for several months prior to making the purchase. Its pictures are sharp and colorful and I am very satisfied with the camera. However, it is not perfect and won't suit everyone's taste. The reds are highly saturated and the greens are a bit yellow. Pictures tend to look a bit like postcards (which I prefer). It's permanently attached zoom lens makes the camera unwieldy. Both hands are required to operate the camera. The zoom cont ...
  • nij320. 19th Jun 2002

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Wow, what a super product this DCS-F707 digital camera from Sony is! This is a gr8 camera for those trying to bridge between true SLR and a digital camera. Yes u do get the quality, especially if u use the right printer and file size. The camera supports USB and the infamous Sony Memory Stick! U only get an 8mb Memory Stick with the camera which, 2 be honest, is only gonna hold about 4-5 photos on max resolution. Strongly recommend u get a 128mb stick (£80ish). Quality Carl Zeiss Lens with ...
  • Steve. Rank: Lance Corporal 8th Apr 2002

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I bought the Sony DCS-F707 as a replacement for a Ricoh 5000 series digital camera - which has proven to be impressive. The Sony produces simply superb prints when outputted to the latest print technology. Incredible depth of field and clarity not matched by my Nikon F5 or Contax RTS unless colour corrected and home printed - and only just. My local printer is about to be convinced that digital product can match or improve on halide! A very powerful tool used with Adobe Photoshop and QuarkXpress ...