Sony DSC-WX350

Zitat: Bildqualität (45 %): gut Blitz (5 %): durchschnittlich Video (10 %): durchschnittlich Monitor (10 %): durchschnittlich Handhabung (30 %): durchschnittlich

Zitat: Bild (40 %): gut (2,2) Video (10 %): befriedigend (2,7) Blitz (10 %): befriedigend (3,0) Monitor (10 %): befriedigend (2,9) Handhabung (30 %): befriedigend (2,7)

Zitat: Recommended Pro: + Very compact, lightweight body. 20x stablilized optical zoom. 1080p50/60 HD videoBuilt-in Wifi with NFC. 470 shot battery life. Contra: - - Lens quality at the edges. Poor screen visibility outdoors. No exposure compensation on control wheel. Basic Wifi functions. - Scores - (relative to 2014 super-zooms) - Build quality: - Image quality: - Handling: - Specification: - Value: The WX350 is a hard camera not to like because it´s a very attractive and therefore desirable object. It doesn´t happen much these days, but if you found yourself in a store with the opportunity to hold it in your hand you´d be sold on it - a good reason to try and get your hands on one before making a buying decision. It´s also hard to find fault with for the target market, though don´t get me wrong, there are some things that could be improved. The quality of the lens is a bit disappointing though probably not something many people will notice. The screen is hard to see on a sunny day and that can be a bit frustrating. Lastly the Wifi functions are basic and could do with extending. Finally, if you do like a bit of control it doesn´t make life easy. I can´t for the life of me understand why Sony couldn´t add exposure compensation to the control wheel in Program Auto mode instead of making you hunt through the menu for it. In every other respect though it´s such a lovely little compact that I can forgive most of that stuff. Most, but not all, and in particular the exposure compensation issue, which is why I´m giving it a Recommended, rather than Highly Recommended award. If you can live your life without exposure compensation you may disagree.