Sony Cyber-shot DSC WX50: price and recently released features for the compact camera that acts like a big one, promising 3D photos and HD movies.
Sony Cyber-shot DSC WX50 is one of the latest photographic innovations from Sony. It is a truly advanced digital camera, with image quality in some ways comparable to that of a DSLR.
What is most captivating, however, is the ability to shoot photos in 3D: the effect is stunning, especially when the shots are displayed on a 3D television in panoramic mode.
Furthermore, all photos taken with this camera benefit from Extra High Sensitivity technology, achieving a maximum sensitivity of ISO 12800.
In terms of technical components, we note the presence of a 16.2-megapixel Exmor R CMOS sensor, while the optical zoom is 5x with Vario-Tessar Carl Zeiss lenses, with a maximum aperture of f/2.6 to 6.3, equivalent to 25-125 mm.
Few aesthetic frills: the silhouette of this camera is simple, essential, and sleek. There are also few buttons, making the camera body extremely easy to use.
On the back is the 2.7-inch display, also useful for checking framing and the results of Full HD movie recording, supported by Optical SteadyShot, as with photos.
Regarding the price of the Sony Cyber-shot DSC WX50, while awaiting the price for the European market, we can note that in the United States this camera costs $199.99.
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