Why I buy this one ?
- Product Type - Digital Camera
- Weight - 123g
- Flash Memory - 32 MB
- Shooting Modes - 6.0 Effective Megapixel

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What our customer's say!

"Great little camera!", Ive had my Sony DSCW30 for a little over a year now and it's one of the best little point and shoot cameras that I have ever owned. And I have had several:Nikon, Olympus, Cannon. Its a great little quick point and shoot, very quick power up and small and compact. Takes almost as good of pictures as my Sony H1. Ive taken it on several trips and its been nice to have such a small powerful camera in my pocket or the little belt pouch. Yes it does not take quality pictures like my DSLR, but its not made to. A very nice little camera and its not made of plastic, very sturdy built camera. GOOD JOB SONY!

"GREAT PRODUCT", This product has worked amazing for me. I have taken it to washington DC to San Fransisco and has taken amazing pictures for me. I used this camera for a Digital Photography class in a college and my work was just as good as people with more expensive cameras. It also took great pictures indoors and outdoors. The only slight bad thing was when using natural light the you need to turn flash on. I've also dropped this camera near 15 times and still no problems

"Undependable", For a point and shoot camera, I expect this thing to take decent pictures consistently. It doesn't.

I bought it for my girlfriend just over a year ago, and I still feel a little embarassed. Most of out pictures are taken at night, and indoors. To get a decent picture of a face or person I usually have to try almost every setting.... Twilight, Twilight Portrait, Portrait, Soft Light... then Flash Auto, Flash Off, Flash On, etc.

By the time I get a good picture, I've lost the moment and have to delete 6 or 7 all black or all white pictures plus some blurry ones. There are times when I take 4 or 5 pictures from the exact same place and the come out totally different, too black, too white, red or weird blurry.

I use my Nikon D40x for quality pictures and end up using my phone for candid shots instead of dragging this Sony arround.

"Great Point and Shoot!", I read all the reviews for this camera when I was trying to decide what new camera I wanted to get, and I was a little hesitant at first because there seemed to be a lot of people who found points of disappointment in it, but I'm glad I ended up making the choice that I did because this camera is GREAT. Looking at the other reviews, I realized that the people who were disappointed were the people who wanted more than a point and shoot.

If you just want to take pictures of your friends and good times, this is a GREAT camera. You have to hold it steady, like any other camera, and the flash can be a little bright, but that's easily adjusted with all the special features it has. It's incredibly easy to use, you barely even need the instruction manuel - especially if you've had a digital camera before - and I think that it's a fantastic price for what it is.

A couple other reviewers mentioned the size being a problem for keeping it in their pocket, maybe it's just because I had an older Sony digital but this thing is tiny! It easily fits in my pockets without hampering anything... of course tight tight jeans do seem to be in style lately but I'd think that kind of clothing would make it hard to fit ANY camera in it.

This camera is very light, it's incredibly easy to use, and it takes great pictures. It's a point and shoot, just don't expect it to be anything it's not supposed to be and you won't be at all disappointed!

"Best Camera at the cheapest price!!! A+++++++++", With the credibility of Sony its the best digital camera available at the cheapest price. I bought this camera recently and it works perfect. No blurry images, excellent flash and complete redy-eye reduction. I highly recommend this camera.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Very nice for price", First, I only buy Sony for ease of interface between my Vaio, Cameras, TV, etc. etc.: So, you are getting a limited Sony slant.
PROS:
- Very small, compact.
- Intuitive if you know Sony menuing, but still easy for the not-so-challenged.
- Takes HIGH capacity, small chips in the Gig range making for up to 20min. or more movies.
- Glass, high quality lense.
- Easy to interfact to ANY product, Sony or not: Sony usually gets it right.
- Less moving parts than the 7MPIX Sony smaller unit = less chance of problems....not that I've every truly had Sony, camera probs.
CONS:
- Twice as thick as the 7MPIX camera [about same outer dim.] but due to better optics, which protrude out: but would have been nicer to be thin.
- Easy to loose, ya', I'm getting mentally challenged to find 'stuff'. THUS why I've purchased this camera...the other Sony camera..well, lost from last trip about a month ago.

FINI: good value for the bucks. True upgrade on the quality of pix and size. Takes the larger chip sizes = more storage. Nice gift.

"Sony Cybershot is still a great camera!", Nice small camera to carry around. I am able to have this camera with me all the time. Fits right in to my side pocket. Takes great shots... even with low light. Very good quality photos, printed and for use online for my website. Most turn out nice and sharp (other small cameras, used under same try outs... I had fuzzy photos}My older cybershot still works.... only got this one for the size, and updates. Need a digital camera... get this one!

"Very nice portable camera", The main selling point for this camera is the fact that it's very small and portable. It's about the size of a cigarette box. I also like the fact that there is no wait-time for this camera as far as going from the on button to taking pictures -- it doesn't take as long as some cameras I've seen. It also doesn't take long from taking a picture and viewing it. There is virtually no wait time. Also, I'm very happy with the picture quality. It has a very nice natural look to them, instead of some cameras that are over-saturated with unnatural colors. Another great feature I like about this camera is the battery life. You can pretty much take lots of pictures (over 400 according to Sony) with one battery charge. Overrall, I'd recommend this camera for anyone who wants a good quality camera that is light and easy to carry around, with a great battery life.

"Good investment, more research would've helped...", The Sony Cybershot DSCW30 digital camera is not made with a metal body! A metal framed slim-bodied camera was what I really desired. Instead, I received a slim-bodied metallic looking camera. If anyone is looking to purchase a metal framed camera and is conflicted about who's right on this feature of Sony's Cybershot, visit any electronics retailer and view the Cybershot DSCW30 for yourself. I was lucky enough to have a Sony company store near my home where I was able to talk to the manufacturer's people directly. They confirmed that while the camera appears to be metal, it is really all plastic. I too have experienced problems when focusing on images I've zoomed in on via the LCD on the camera, but these focus issues are not reflected in the image once captured. I took this camera to Europe and it was a real gem. I highly suggest purchasing a memory stick, as I used a 2GB Memory stick duo (the manufacturer's website instructs users to only use the "duo" and not the standard sized stick for all who are wondering about compatibility) and the camera captured approximately 450 images and says it could get about another 400 in 6MP fine format. To boot, the battery is awesome and never required charging for all those shots and still shows more than half power remaining. A good camera deal, though I might have chosen the larger LCD of the DSCW50 for an additional 40 dollars.

"LOVE, LOVE, LOVE IT !!", I've had this camera since April 2006 and have taken it on many trips. I have even video'd my husband's rock band in a dark, smokey bar. The videos came out crystal clear and had amazing sound quality as well. The metal case is solid and beautifully crafted. Every time I show off my photos, people want to know what kind of camera I use. I would definitely recommend this camera for the recreational user. I do however agree with the other comments I have read here expressing disappointment with the battery and USB covers. They could be more sturdy.