Is this camera really as big as the description ,6.7 x2.2x7.4 ? This is much bigger than other sony cybershots. Thinking this may be a mistake.
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No it is about 2 inches x 4 inches x 3/4 inch thick. It is very compact. Just make sure you specify the charging cord for US. Electrical outlets. Mine came with Europe specs. I was lucky I already had the correct one. Hope this helps.
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Looks like a mistake! Mine is approx. 3 3/4"long x 2 1/4"high x 7/8" thick.
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Well, it's just the size of the sensor troubles me. What kind of picture is this going to take at even a 400 ISO? Nevermind 800 or higher.I just wonder if it's worth getting a camera this big when the sx200IS can be had for almost half the price, it's way easier to carry, and when you add the chdk firmware, will be almost as functional.I suppose if this were to be your only camera, but personally, I'd like to see what they do with the Rebel, either later this year or next. Or if I have a "rich uncle die", buy the 5D Mark II ;-)
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just a heads up. it's a 10 mega pixel, but it does all the same things this one does for a bit cheaper:Canon PowerShot A495 (i just picked this one up through beachcamera.com because i was sick of waiting for amazon to have said cameras available. shipp'd free as well...)
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Thank you for your comment. I found it very helpful. I naturally prefer Canon but really want the wide-angle offered in this Sony camcorder. Canon missed the boat on wide angle in my view.
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I feel the same way as others - very disappointed with Amazon that it was not advertised correctly and it was given as a gift so I did not know it until I saw the person and the camera after they had been using it. I agree - great little camera but I thought I was upgrading them from a 12x to a 20x and now it is actually less zoom. Amazon really needs to do something about this.
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Hi there, i think that is almost the same if you watch it from the outside. You can check this page to see the difference: http://snapsort.com/compare/Sony-Cyber-shot-RX100-II-vs-Sony-Cybershot-DSC-RX100Or google it to lear more
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I don't know. I don't own a Sony camera. There must be a mistaken reference.
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it is definitely not a full frame camera. in fact it sensor is relatively small. don t confuse megapixel count with the physical size of the sensor.
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If you check the dimensions given in the information on this product you will find the size. HOWEVER, I believe they have overstated the size by about an inch in two of the three dimensions given. I bought it to use for my Sony Cybershot DSC-HX200V which is a hybrid camera that is smaller than the SLR camera. It barely fits in this case. I was disappointed and then purchased the AmazonBasics Backpack for SLR cameras & assessories. It is great! Holds the camera, cables, etc. plus my point and shoot camera. I use the Case Logic just to carry the camera along out on a photo shoot. I guess it depends what you are going to use the Case Logic for as to whether you will find it adequate. If you check the dimensions given in the information on this product you will find the size. HOWEVER, I believe they have overstated the size by about an inch in two of the three dimensions given. I bought it to use for my Sony Cybershot DSC-HX200V which is a hybrid camera that is smaller than the SLR camera. It barely fits in this case. I was disappointed and then purchased the AmazonBasics Backpack for SLR cameras & assessories. It is great! Holds the camera, cables, etc. plus my point and shoot camera. I use the Case Logic just to carry the camera along out on a photo shoot. I guess it... » Read More If you check the dimensions given in the information on this product you will find the size. HOWEVER, I believe they have overstated the size by about an inch in two of the three dimensions given. I bought it to use for my Sony Cybershot DSC-HX200V which is a hybrid camera that is smaller than the SLR camera. It barely fits in this case. I was disappointed and then purchased the AmazonBasics Backpack for SLR cameras & assessories. It is great! Holds the camera, cables, etc. plus my point and shoot camera. I use the Case Logic just to carry the camera along out on a photo shoot. I guess it depends what you are going to use the Case Logic for as to whether you will find it adequate. « Show Less
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After looking closer at my camera it is a Sony Cybershot DSC-P73. Whether or not the 3 makes a difference, I don't know yet. But, if that's the case, then it was my mistake in not looking closely enough.
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Dear Veeraraghavulu A: Yes, I have a Sony Cybershot Camera also and it works perfectly and is excellent with that size camera. It is great to store your camera so you can carry it on your shoulder instead of just in your purse or around your wrist by the carrying strap on the camera itself. Enjoy!
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my Kodak Z812S...and even my old Kodak DX7630 take better pictures than the Fuji S1800. My first digital was a Fuji with 3.2 mp and it was a honey! Since then, two more Kodaks (as mentioned previously) one Sony (which is purse-sized and the pix are okay...it's just so I always have a camera on me) and the Fuji S1800. I have about 120 out of 200 or so that are great pictures from Hawaii; and maybe 80 - 100 more from various events and locations. My Eastern Europe shots were not what I hoped for, but editing helped a lot.I'm online now to order the Z981 and will probably post my opinion of the results.With all that said...I'd suggest you go with the Kodak. my Kodak Z812S...and even my old Kodak DX7630 take better pictures than the Fuji S1800. My first digital was a Fuji with 3.2 mp and it was a honey! Since then, two more Kodaks (as mentioned previously) one Sony (which is purse-sized and the pix are okay...it's just so I always have a camera on me) and the Fuji S1800. I have about 120 out of 200 or so that are great pictures from Hawaii; and maybe 80 - 100 more from various events and locations. My Eastern Europe shots were not what I hoped for, but editing helped a lot.I'm online now to order the Z981 and will probably post my opinion... » Read More my Kodak Z812S...and even my old Kodak DX7630 take better pictures than the Fuji S1800. My first digital was a Fuji with 3.2 mp and it was a honey! Since then, two more Kodaks (as mentioned previously) one Sony (which is purse-sized and the pix are okay...it's just so I always have a camera on me) and the Fuji S1800. I have about 120 out of 200 or so that are great pictures from Hawaii; and maybe 80 - 100 more from various events and locations. My Eastern Europe shots were not what I hoped for, but editing helped a lot.I'm online now to order the Z981 and will probably post my opinion of the results.With all that said...I'd suggest you go with the Kodak. « Show Less
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That's the size of the box it came in. I don't know the exact dimensions, but it's about the same size as any other point and shoot camera you'd buy.
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Yes that is correct. I bought this camera for my daughter and had to ask her your question so sorry for the response delay.
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Very doubtful, as this camera's sensor is 1/2.3 (5.76x4.29 mm) which is the same size found in many smartphones. A 35mm (full-frame) has an area that is 35 times larger than this sensor size. The problem with a sensor this size and a high megapixel count (12 MP or more) is that you end up creating a lot of noise from these microscopic pixels. After certain point you can't help but have a lot of pixel distortion. I've done 8x10 and 11x14 but after that I'd have to resort to using my DSLR to get up there.
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I purchased my camera about a month ago (Aug. 2012) and it still says 16GB max. I actually had the same question.....to be on the safe side I just put a 16 in but would have preferred a 32GB. db
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Cool,I went ahead and purcased a two GB card for it.It works well.The camera works fine... Loads of pics with two GB. I just snap away....