Sony DSC-W5

Pros: Macro, Fast, Adv. Settings, Quality Prints

Cons: Videos don't have sound.

The Bottom Line: I sing this camera's praises every time I pull it out... which is often. This camera is always on me. Highly Recommended.

Review: My first digital camera, a 2 mega pixel Sony Cyber-Shot, was a high school graduation present from my Dad. I loved my camera and, for 2 MP resolution capabilities, it produced great photos. Five years down the road I decided to make an upgrade. I...

Pros: The screen size is big and the performance is excellent .

Cons: Nothing

Review: Sony has this model with a bigger LCD screen size and red eye reduction settings.The day light shooting is extremely wonderful.I like this product very much.It has many settings which has to be appreciated.Its a good price for a 5.1MP camera.

Pros: good resolution, good price

Cons: No manual mode, no battery report in minutes.

Review: Nice camera. Has a intuitive system that explains you what the icons mean.

Good resolution, strong flash. Lacks the manual mode, to adjust exposure time and aperture, but for the average point and shooter it should be a great camera.
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Pros: Fast, resolution, build quality, picture quality, features, price

Cons: Uses proprietary Memory Stick media, noise at ISO 400, two-step aperture

The Bottom Line: I recommend Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W5 if you want a cool yet capable camera with good optics, 5.1-megapixels, fast operation and a large...

Review: After trying out the Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W7 7.2-Megapixel camera, I got the Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W5...

Pros: The camera captures great pictures. The colors are always exact and vibrant.Pictures print beautifully.

Cons: The only disadvantage with this camera is that the battery life is not great.

Review: This camera is sleek and compact. I bought this product because of the ability to photograph and print photos myself. I love the Sony cybershot because of its astonishing ability to capture such great pictures.

Pros: Compact, tough stainless steel body, large LCD screen, very good battery life

Cons: No shutter priority or aperture priority modes, images are noticeably over-saturated, redeye issues

The Bottom Line: The W5 is a very good choice for those looking for excellent image quality and incredible ease of use

Review: With the exception of its five megapixel Real Imaging Processor the DSC W5/DSC W15 is almost identical to its big brother, the very popular (7 megapixel) Sony DSC W7. The Sony DSC W5/DSC W115 was designed to appeal to veteran snap-shooters and...