Sony DSC-W350 Cámara digital de 14.1MP con zoom de gran angular 4x con estabilización óptica de imagen Optical Steady Shot y LCD de 2.7 pulgadas

I'm giving this camera 1 star since the camera did not work as it should ( frustrating) AND also to let other buyers know if you purchase and have to return it, there is a restocking fee. My camera refund was $186, but the restocking fee of $98 was deducted from that--have never seen a seller deduct that much for restocking, especially on a defective item. So sorry this camera did not work properly as I have used the Sony Cybershot 350 for many years to shoot great photos for my ebay and etsy items. I purchased this one and struggled for several hours while the camera jumped modalities from easy shoot to zoom and back, then it would erase only 1 photo at a time before jumping around again. The seller had stated the camera was in "Good-Very Good" condition--it was packed well and shipped …

Had the camera for about 2-3 months and loved it until it randomly would not turn on even though it was fully charged. Very upsetting

I was surprised by how affordable this camera was. I bought it to take on trips abroad, and I was particularly looking for a camera that was portable, would take good pictures without a tripod, and worked well in low-light conditions with no flash. I've had issues on past trips where lots of my pictures came out blurry because I couldn't use flash in a church or around art, so that was a top priority for me. This camera got good reviews at CNET, so I took a chance.First of all, the size is perfect. It fits in my pocket with no problems, and I am not someone who wears baggy pants. The only issue I had was that there is a sliding selector for shooting mode (camera, panorama, or video) that I kept hitting when I pulled it out of my pocket. Not a huge deal, but occasionally annoying. Second …

Most of us today have multi-task devices--phone/camera/computer/GPS. While some of these take OK pictures, they're still not usually of really GOOD quality. This camera is a great addition to your device arsenal. It is very small and lightweight (can fit in a shirt pocket), shoots in great quality of stills and video, and you can get a lot on the memory stick. I have an 8GB stick, and used it as our main camera on a recent vacation taking a combination of VGA video and stills. It took almost 8 days to fill it up, and that was at the highest still picture quality and VGA video.Unlike some digital cameras, this one is FAST. Others take several seconds to focus. While this one will, with more time, fine tune settings if you let it, you can also literally point and shoot and get really good …

Sony DSC-W350 14.1MP Digital Camera with 4x Wide Angle Zoom with Optical Steady Shot Image Stabilization and 2.7 inch LCD (Blue)I bought my first Sony Cybershot in 2005 - it cost me $100 and it lasted just shy of three years. So in December of 2007 when I went to replace it I looked at many different kinds: more advanced cameras, that didn't fit the kids-concert-park-beach-camping lifestyle I live. I needed something small and fast. I tried the Coolpix and the FinePix cameras because they we in the price range and they had similar features. None of those cameras come close to the performance of a Cybershot. In the end I bought my second Cybershot. That one didn't last as long, though I have to admit it was put through A LOT. I literally tossed the little camera in my purse. It's been …

I bought this camera a couple of months ago to replace a Sony DSC w300 which had fallen out of my pocket while bicycling.The DSC W370 is smaller, has a bit more resolution, and a variety of new computerized recognition and stability features. None of these obviously improve the results, but they are entertaining to watch (as faces are identified and scenes guessed at).The smaller size make the camera even more portable, you can put it in the front pocket of your jeans or in a suit pocket and pull it out for a quick shot whenever the scene demands a photo or two.The camera takes very reliable shots indoors at somewhat lower light than the w300, and with the somewhat wider view, it can fit more of what's interesting into the frame. There is little camera lag and the results are normally …

I wanted a camera that I could slip into my front pocket and not feel as though it was there - the Sony 350 does this. I wanted clear quality pics capturing all the quality of colors - the Sony 350 does this.I have three large Canon digital cameras which cost in the thousands dollars. They work great - but they cannot fit in my pocket - and I was seeking a small but high quality camera. I spent a year talking with others who had large digital cameras asking them if they owned a smaller pocket one - the overall answer was a Cybershot. Didn't really matter which model they owned, they were all very satisfied with the Cybershot. The Cybershot's lenses is made by a German engineering firm. No other pocket size camera has such quality.So the question for me was which model, and that took four …