IRL Review (in real life) Sony CYBERSHOT DSC-R1 camera- The R1 was released in 2005 when digital cameras were really starting to pick up speed. I was sitting in a classical Greek mythology/literature course wondering if I should drop the course/reading the syllabus that had absolutely nothing I was interested in, and perusing DPreview.com when the…
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Sony DSC-V1 Cybershot Digital Camera IRL Retro Review
Sony DSC-V1 IRL Review- Announced in 2003, the DSC-V1 was Sony’s second from the top model (sitting under the DSC-F515/505), and a spiritual successor to the DSC-S85. The V1 was meant to be a powerful portable digital camera, vs a gigantic behemoth, like the DSC-F828 I just reviewed. Its competitors would have been the P series…
Sony NEX-5 ILC Camera IRL Review
Sony NEX-5 ILC Mirrorless Camera IRL Review– The Sony NEX-5 was a huge hit for Sony back in 2010. It fortold a huge shift in camera technology; the ability to provide DSLR quality in a much smaller package. It was also a shift in the market to focus on the enthusiast class camera- the need…
Sony ICLE-A6000 Review
Sony ICLE-A6000 review: Wow its been a long time since I have done a review. Life got busy but not really- blogging kind of comes and goes I guess. Anyways- I picked up the Sony A6000 about a 9 months ago last September and its been my daily driver since. After holding off mirrorless cameras for…
Retro review- Sony Cybershot DSC-F88 and DSC-F77
Sony Cybershot DSC-F88 and DSC-F77 review. Retro review indeed- my very first two digital cameras I ever owned (discounting the Sony Ericsson Communicam attachment that went on my SE T310- that’s for another day). I purchased the Sony DSC-F77 from an ad on EO (! holy nostalgia batman) from the Classifieds section in my first year of…
>OMG- Camera attack.
> The new Nikon S10 is everything I want in a camera and everything I don’t need at the moment! I’m trying not to post anymroe useless electronic info, but this camera is too cool. 10 X optical zoom, pocketable size (maybe fat pockets), sensor shift vibration reduction, a 2.5 inch lcd with 230, 000…
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