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sony cyberShot dsc-T11 Goes To Eleven |
axxxr
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Sony will ship is latest ultra-slim five-megapixel digicam in Japan on 29 April, the consumer electronics giant said today.
The CyberShot DSC-T11 follows on from the slimline T1 announced last October. At 186g to 180g, the new model is slightly heavier and slightly longer, too: 10.3cm to the T1's 9.1cm, largely thanks to the addition of a curved strap attachment at one end. However, the T11 is thinner - just 1.7cm to the T1's 2.1cm.
Like its predecessor, the T11 sports a 2.5in LCD and a F3.5-4.4 Carl Zeiss lens with 3x optical zoom. Inside is a 5.3-megapixel CCD capable of taking a 2592 x 1944 image. It can also handle 640 x 480 video at 30fps, encoded in MPEG 1 format. Sony claims the "hybrid" LCD offers much better viewing characteristics in bright lighting conditions.
Sony claims the camera's imaging processor allows shots to be grabbed and stored within 0.042s of the shutter being pressed.
Pictures are be stored on MemoryStick Pro Duo cards, and transferred to a computer via the camera's built-in USB 2.0 port. The same port can connect the digicam directly to a one of Sony's digital photo printers. The camera ships with a USB cradle/battery recharger. The T11 ships with a removable rechargeable battery.
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masseur
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I have the T1 and its a fantastic camera. I can thoroughly recommend Sonys digital cameras having been through a few different models
this is the T1 for comparison
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wrecked_porsche
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How much will it cost (T11) ? Any links ? Looks nice ! 
I want ! 
[ This Message was edited by: sanjeevjaya on 2004-04-14 18:29 ] |
mmsman
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but they still don't have have a slr camera  |
shithappens
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i'm gonna get the f828 soon too....that's to compliment the t1 i got earlier this year.......
u r right...they dun haf a full blown dslr in their range but the f828 comes really close...in fact....it's better in many aspects than certain dslr in the market currently.......
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mmsman
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well my uncle has a f828 and i have to agree that some pics (especially the colours) look more lively, but if you compare the pics with a canon d300 (which my father owns) you will see that slr are still ahead, if you zoom in a pic (on your pc) you will notice some chromatic aberation with f828 while the pic stays clear with the canon, and not to mention that you can change your lenses with slr cameras....
though if you go from a slr to a digital one you will notice that the same lenses won't give you the same effect.....
for instance a canon e5 with a tele lense vs a d300 with a tele lense..
i don't know exactly how do this numbers convert with a digital camera but i can ask my father....
btw if you don't have any lenses than f828 is an excellent choice my father bought the d300 just because of the lenses (he had some from before...) |
axxxr
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Sensor 1/2.4", 5.1 million pixel CCD
Lens • 3x optical zoom
• 38 - 114 mm equiv.
• F3.5 - F4.4
• Carl Zeiss Vario Tessar
• Folded optics
Auto focus • 5 area multi-point AF
• AF illuminator
Focus range • Normal: 50 cm - Infinity
• Macro: 8 cm - Infinity
• Magnifiying glass mode: 1 cm - 20 cm
Manual focus • 0.5 m
• 1.0 m
• 3.0 m
• 7.0 m
• Inifinity
Image sizes • 2592 x 1944
• 2592 x 1768 (3:2 ratio)
• 2048 x 1536
• 1280 x 960
• 640 x 480
Movie sizes • 640 x 480, 30 fps (req. Memory Stick Pro Duo)
• 640 x 480, 16 fps
• 160 x 112, 8 fps
• All limited only by storage capacity
• All with audio
File formats • Still: JPEG (Fine / Standard)
• Movie: MPEG
Exposure modes • Auto
• Program AE
• Scene
• Movie
Scene modes • Twilight
• Twilight Portrait
• Landscape
• Snow
• Beach
• High Speed Shutter
• Fireworks
• Magnifying
Noise reduction • Clear color
• Clear luminance
• Slow shutter NR
Metering • 49 segment Multi-pattern
• Spot metering
Sensitivity • Auto
• ISO 100
• ISO 200
• ISO 400
Shutter speed 1 - 1/1000 sec
Apertures Wide: F3.5, F5.6, F8
Flash • Built-in
• Modes: On, Off, Slow Sync
• Red-eye reduction: On, Off
White balance • Auto
• Daylight
• Cloudy
• Fluorescent
• Incandescent
• Flash
Histogram • Live view
• Playback
Flash • Built-in
• Range: wide angle 0.3 - 1.5 m, telephoto 0.5 - 1.5 m
LCD Monitor • 2.5"
• 211,000 pixels
Viewfinder None
Print compliance • Exif Print
• PictBridge
• Print Image Matching II
Storage • Memory Stick Duo (32 MB included)
• Memory Stick Pro Duo
Power • Supplied Lithium-Ion NP-FT1 battery
• AC adapter/charger cradle
Connectors • Video out (via cradle)
• USB (via cradle)
Dimensions 103 x 60 x 17 mm
Weight (no batt) 161 g
Weight (inc. batt) 186 g
T11 begins its American tour on April 29th, for about $544.
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shithappens
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my fav digital photography site:
Digital Camera Reviews
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axxxr
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Sony's DSC-T11 American Tour Cancelled
Looks like that CyberShot DSC-T11, a slightly thinner version of the the DSC-T1, will not be heading to American after all. No big loss; the DSC-T11 wasn't different enough from the T1 to really set itself apart. Thank you, Sony, for letting us hear the news and for listening to my presentation on why 'Smell the Glove' would be a perfect.
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masseur
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I have to agree, having looked hard at the T11. I certainly won't be changing the T1 in just yet
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Posted: 2004-04-14 19:22
