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Cyber shot DSC HX5V

Sony has announced its two new hep 10.2 MP Cyber-shot digital cameras – Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX5V further Cyber-shot DSC-TX7, which the company claims thanks to the world’s first beginning and thinnest AVCHD capable digital cameras that features an in-camera Backlight Correction High Dynamic Range (HDR) for managing troublesome lighting situations, and TransferJet wireless technology as sharing, storing as well as viewing images, delivering an excellent low-light performance to raise your photography experience.
Features of Sony Cyber-Shot HX5V:

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX5V and Cyber-shot DSC-TX7

World’s first camera featuring GPS capability with Compass
Optical SteadyShot with Active Mode technologies
10.2 megapixel back-illuminated “Exmor R” CMOS image sensor along with BIONZ image processor
3-inch (230K) Clear Photo LCD display with an anti-reflective coating
10x (25mm equivalent) professional optical zoom G-Lens
Backlight Correction HDR
TransferJet technology

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX5V and Cyber-shot DSC-TX7

iSweep Panorama mode
Anti-Motion Blur / Hand-held Twilight
High Speed Shooting of 10 frames per second at 10 megapixel full resolution
Available in Grayscale [Black and white]
Dimensions: 102.9 x 57.7 x 24.6 mm ; Weight: 170 grams

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Both of the Cybershot cameras (Sony HX5V and TX7) constraint record movies in full HD (1920 muzzle 1080 pixels) resolution at 60i repercussion 17Mbps, thanks to the latest recording Codec High Definition (AVCHD) format. Equipped with matching 10.2MP Exmor R CMOS sensor, Optical SteadyShot theory stabilization, HDMI output, Anti-blink function, improved Face Detection technology, Motion Detection, Intelligent activity exaltation (iSCN) besides Intelligent Auto (iAuto), compatible cover the DVDirect DVD recorder.

“Adding to the first-rate low-light performance and impressive Sweep Panorama feature, we are providing high-quality movies with voluminous HD video, stereo sound recording when capturing movies on the go besides an in-camera HDR pattern seeing capturing high-contrast vista. Sony can provide these solutions considering of its expertise dissemble weird imaging products including Handycam camcorders and a DSLR cameras,” verbal Kelly Davis, director for the Digital Imaging business at Sony Electronics. “Our goal is not only to plunge into palpable snap now consumers to procure the best shot-still or video-but also to have the best sharing experience.”


Features of Sony Cyber-Shot TX7:
Stylish, ultra-slim design and extremely slim
10.2 Megapixel “Exmor R” CMOS image sensor
3.5-inch Xtra Fine LCD touchscreen display with TruBlack technology (921K pixels) and Ultra AR film coating
Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens with 25mm equialent wide 4x optical zoom
Intelligent Sweep Panorama mode
Anti-Motion Blur / Hand-held Twilight
Backlight Correction HDR and TransferJet technology
Record up to 10fps at full 10.2 MP resolution
Available in 3 variants of color – silver, red and blue
Dimensions: 97.8 x 59.5 x 17.5 mm ; Weight: 133 grams

The new Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX5V is expected to buzz the market for about Rs.17500 March 2010, while the Cyber-shot DSC-TX7 will be available at around Rs.20000/- by coming near February.
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Question by Cheshire ◕‿◕ Cat: Cyber shot DSC HX5V Well, I know this is a very hard question to get a lot of answers to, but, how do I use Soft Snap on my digital camera? My brother has a different camera and his Soft Snap photos are really good, so I want to try it on my camera, only, it doesn't work. I go to Scene Selection, choose Soft Snap and exit. I have a Soft Snap icon in the corner. Then when I take a photo it is exactly the same as a normal photo. No soft background. What do I do?

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Answer by selina_555So "soft snap" should produce blurred backgrounds? That is normally achieved via a combination of large aperture, zoom and distance between subject and background. Small P&S cameras are not very good at this because they CAN'T do it - they are just not big enough. Move your subject further away from the background, and step back yourself (then zoom in). That way you'll maximize the effect as much as possible.