Sony DSC-TX100V

Zitat: + Gute Aufnahmeschärfe + Geringer Platzbedarf - Manuelle Einstellmöglichkeiten

Zitat: Die Sony DSC-TX100V ist anders. Sie wurde mit einem innen liegenden Teleskop-Objektiv ausgerüstet, welches dem Fotografen eine Brennweite von umgerechnet 25 bis 100 mm zur Verfügung stellt. Das hat den Vorteil, dass die Kamera so schön flach bleibt wie sie ist. Die TX100V wiegt lediglich 148 Gramm und ist damit als Reisekamera bestens geeignet.

Zitat: Pro: + Pocketable camera + Stylish and tough + Great video quality Contra: - Expensive - Touch screen quirks - Few manual inputs for advanced users The TX100V boasts geo-tagging features as well as excellent video and image quality. Few dedicated controls may frustrate some uers, and the cost may prohibit others.

Zitat: Pro: + 16.2-megapixel CMOS imager + Outstanding 1080p videos + Beautiful but frustrating 3.5-inch touch screen + Great styling, even in red Contra: - Screen wipes out in strong sunshine - Background Defocus effects are minimal - Mics do not handle wind well Solid-quality stills for the most part, superior videos (beyond the wind-tunnel noise from the stereo mics), a nice touch interface, 3D capability, built-in GPS and a big, beautiful screen—the TX100V seems like a winner. And it is — except for that 3.5-inch OLED display. We’d easily give this camera an Editor’s Choice award other than the fact the screen was almost unusable in the bright Florida sunshine. Granted, this is a tough test, but it didn’t hold up as we were walking on a pier around noon, and this was the case even with panel brightness cranked all the way to maximum. In other less severe instances, the screen still wiped out, and we had to bring it in close, using our body as a shade. This was a real disappointment for what could have been an outstanding digicam. Right now, it’s just very good but be prepared for those screen issues.