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Sony knows how to make a great superzoom camera. Last year's model, the Cyber-shot HX100V , has been sitting near the top of our overall point-and-shoot rankings since we reviewed it, and it still holds up nearly a year later.It's easy to rest on your lau...
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Sony knows how to make a great superzoom camera. Last year's model, the Cyber-shot HX100V , has been sitting near the top of our overall point-and-shoot rankings since we reviewed it, and it still holds up nearly a year later.It's easy to rest on your lau...
Based in part on the spec sheet but mostly on the price tag, the Sony Cyber-shot HX200V sits in the top tier of superzoom cameras, circa late 2012. It features a long zoom lens and a high-res sensor that unlocks fast performance and excellent video option...
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The HX200V is a beast of a camera. It's bristling with big numbers and impressive features, including an 18-megapixel sensor, 30x zoom, articulated 3in screen, electronic viewfinder and GPS. Even the cardboard box is a force to reckoned with, with serr...
Packed with features and excels for video, but photo quality isn't in line with the price...
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The chunky yet compact flagship model in Sony's High Performance Cyber-Shot series, the new HX200V superzoom succeeds the HX100V , in the process boosting the headline resolution from 16.2 megapixels to 18.2 effective megapixels from an Exmor R CMOS senso...
Broad focal range, Solid build, GPS and 3D capture, Manual control options...
Fiddly rear jog dial, Some loss of focus, Subtle barrel distortion, Purple pixel fringing...
The Sony HX200V costs £479 in the UK or $479.99 in the US, which while not cheap - and a similar price to a starter DSLR with standard lens - nevertheless feels 'wearable' given the considerable lens reach we're getting for our money. We also got sharp r...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
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The chunky yet compact flagship model in Sony's High Performance Cyber-Shot series, the new HX200V superzoom succeeds the HX100V, in the process boosting the headline resolution from 16.2 megapixels to 18.2 effective megapixels from an Exmor R CMOS sensor...
Broad focal range, Solid build, GPS and 3D capture, Manual control options...
Fiddly rear jog dial, Some loss of focus, Subtle barrel distortion, Purple pixel fringing...
With a serious matt black finish that denotes a enthusiast-targeted piece of kit without even delving into the riches of its feature set, the Sony Cyber-Shot DSC HX200V is one of the more impressively attired superzoom cameras out there. Yet even with its...
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Impressed by last year’s HX100V model, the arrival of the latest HX200V left team ‘Lint excited about what new surprises this Sony superzoom would have in store. Touting the same 30x optical zoom – or 27-810mm equivalent – lens as its predecessor, the...
Manual zoom and focus ring, extensive zoom range, excellent image stabilisation, faster and more accurate autofocus than much of the competition, GPS...
No raw file shooting, image quality ok but no better than standard compact...
The HX200V takes Sony’s existing superzoom formula and further improves the recipe. A great design and manual zoom ring, bags of features and decent performance across the board tick all the right boxes. It’s only the so-so image quality and high price...
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The Sony HX200V is the company's latest superzoom bridge camera and comes with a 30x Carl Zeiss branded optical zoom and an 18.2MP Exmor R CMOS sensor. Other notable highlights include Sony's own SteadyShot optical stabilisation technology, full manual co...
Generous specification, Advanced proprietary features, Good building quality...
Lacks Raw capture, Issues with noise reduction, Quite expensive...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
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Traditionally, users have been faced with the choice of either relying entirely on a camera's Auto mode or learning how to use the manual settings. These days, however, it's increasingly common to find a few adjustable settings on offer in Auto mode, g...
Highquality build, good design and handling, Sharp, comfortabletoread verticaltilt screen, Good general responsiveness, Advanced image processing and picture quality at long focal lengths, Full HD video at up to 50 fps with decent sound...
No Raw mode and Jpegs will still be too overprocessed for some, Lens could be more consistent at wideangle settings / Chromatic aberration visible at telephoto settings, Not enough customisable features (particularly the control ring), Poorquality electronic viewfinder...
The Cyber-shot HX200V brings a few nice updates (screen calibration, responsiveness) to an already excellent camera. For those of you who don't mind the effect of Sony's image processing in Jpeg shots, this is certainly THE bridge of the moment. Howeve...
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toptenreviews.com Updated:
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The Sony Cyber-shot HX200V is one of the best bridge cameras both on and beneath the surface. The camera has an 18-megapixel sensor and image processor, and with the improved stabilization, movies and images come out clearer than ever. The Clear Image Zoo...
This camera automatically takes panoramic photos with the push of a button.
The Cyber, shot won't let you shoot images in RAW format.
This camera has everything you need, both in the lens and in the body, for shooting any type of scenario...
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Other interesting functions include 3D still image shooting including Sweep Panoramas, and Picture Effect / Photo Creativity features that add funky filters and editing tweaks to your images. For travelers, the Sony HX200V has a built-in GPS receiver, let...
Extremely versatile 30x optical zoom, offering 27mm-810mm (!) equivalent coverage, Comfortable and portable camera design feels like a small DSLR (without bulk and hassle of carrying multiple lenses), High-res fold-out three-inch rear LCD screen for cr...
Poor high ISO performance, Above ISO 3,200, camera merges several pictures into one and produces soft, blotchy images, At full 30x (810mm) telephoto setting, maximum lens aperture falls to f/5.6, producing dim results, Moderate but bright chromatic abe...
Sony packs a ton of features into the HX200V superzoom and, for many people, it will offer more than enough camera for a range of shooting situations. Anyone who likes to travel but doesn't want to lug around an expensive DSLR camera body and a bevy of...
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Sony Cyber-shot HX200V review The Sony HX200V is an 18.2 Megapixel super-zoom camera with a 30x stabilised optical zoom lens and an articulated 3 inch LCD screen. Launched in February 2012 it replaces the HX100V. Apart from an additional 2 million pix...
Fast 10-frame burst shooting, Eye sensor automatically switches from EVF to screen, 1080p50/60 best quality HD video, In-Camera Guide, Built-in GPS.
Poor High ISO noise performance, Lens cap obstructs lens on power-up, No RAW mode, No Hotshoe.
Sony Cyber-shot HX200V verdict The Sony Cyber-shot HX200V is a super-zoom camera with a a 30x stabilised optical zoom. It replaces the Cyber-shot HX100V, upping the sensor resolution to a whopping 18.2 megapixels. This new high resolution sensor, wh...
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The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX200V has one heck of a model name, but it's also known as Sony's top-of-the-line Super Zoom digital camera. Filling the shoes of last year's Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX100V, the HX200V brings a lot of nifty new features to the table...
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whatdigitalcamera.com Updated:
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Sony's HX200V is the latest superzoom bridge camera to hit to market, joining the reckoning in a field that's one of the most competitive in digital cameras today. The question is, how do its 30x optical zoom and 18.2MP Exmor R CMOS sensor perform, and...
Impressive specification, good design, large focal range...
Premium price, heavy image processing, illthoughtout menu system...
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Here's a look at the field of view provided by both ends of the zoom at 4:3. Wide Angle, 27mm Telephoto, 810mm The big zoom isn't the only big feature of the HX200 – a new “Exmor R" CMOS sensor (shared with three other of the new "H" models) packs 18.2...
Quick auto focus, Good image and video quality, GPS and a host of other features...
Incamera battery charging, Inadequate printed user's manual, Average ISO performance...
Sony's new super zoom, the HX200 combines a gaggle of features such as GPS, a smile shutter, face detection, anti-blink technology, background defocus, a panorama sweep mode and one-touch full HD video capture capability in a relatively small, DSLR-like...
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The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX200V is a new premium super-zoom compact camera. A 30x, 27-810mm lens, built-in GPS tracking, 1920x1080 50p Full HD video with stereo sound, an 18.2 megapixel CMOS sensor, high-resolution tilting 3-inch screen, manual shootin...
Undoubtedly the biggest recommendation we have with the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX200V is that, by daylight, we were able to achieve sharp results shooting handheld with it with greater consistency than we have been able to achieve with pretty much any su...
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The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX200V ($479) is a high-end super zoom camera that does just about everything imaginable. Whether you're talking about its built-in GPS, 360 degree panorama maker, 10 fps burst shooting, instant HDR photos, or 1080/60p videos...
Good photo quality, if you don't look too closely, Massive 30X, 27 810 mm zoom lens, Optical image stabilization, with 3way "active mode" for movies, Articulating 3inch LCD display with 921k pixels and good outdoor visibility, Handy manual zoom/focus ring around lens, Very responsive performance, especially autofocus, Full manual controls, including WB finetuning and bracketing and a customizable...
Lots of detail smudging, even at ISO 100, Purple fringing can be strong at times, Redeye a problem, though it can be removed in playback mode, No RAW support, LCD/EVF hard to see in low light, No manual controls in movie mode, Ten shot limit in burst mode, even at 2 frames/sec, Internal battery charging not for everyone, Deafening "beep" sound when buttons are pressed (it can be turned off), Full...
Conclusion The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX200V is a super zoom camera that has virtually every bell and whistle ever created. And for the most part, that's a good thing. The HX200V is a fairly large camera, and made mostly of plastic. Construction is solid...
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1. Introduction2. Specification3. Body & Design4. Features5. Features6. Performance & Image Quality7. Image Quality Compared8. Movie Mode9. Conclusion10. Samples Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX200V Review April 2012 | By Jeff Keller The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX20...
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX200V is a super zoom camera that has virtually every bell and whistle ever created. And for the most part, that's a good thing. The HX200V is a fairly large camera, and made mostly of plastic. Construction is solid, though th...
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As is tradition, InsideHW is trying once again to aid you in the chase for the new camera to carry along during the summer holidays. It’s all but easy to opt for a particular model that would suit you perfectly. This is almost never the case anyway, b...
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