Thread: Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H10 Digital Camera

The smaller the range, as well as the relatively narrow perspective, and the lack of an electronic viewfinder, usually distinguished by the fact that the budget models from more expensive siblings, such as H9. 8-megapixel sensor and hardware image stabilization - optical, in the case of the H10 - are typical of their class. Like its predecessor, H10 only provides a choice between two aperture values at any focal length: f/3.5, f/4.0 and f/4.4, and F / 8 or f/10, depending on where you are zooming in line . It seemed that the camera is not controlled by the diaphragm at all, according to the manual, it sounds like he just switches neutral density filter to reduce the impact: "When the zoom is set fully W side, you can Select F3.5 aperture and F8. 0 (using the internal ND filter). If this is true, then you can not control depth of field at all. In general, make the camera in manual exposure mode a little joke.The H10 delivers above average but not outstanding, performance, and comes in only that the child is slower than the H3 in most respects. He wakes up and shoots in a reasonable 1.7 seconds. Its shutter lag for high-and low-contrast scenes - 0.5 second and 1.1 seconds respectively - are typical for this class, as well as and its 1.7-second typical shot at point shots. It does get published, with its solid 1.8-second flash shot to shot performance. In addition, its two frames per second surge performance surpasses many of its competitors. LCD is easy to see in direct sunlight - essential characteristics as the H10 lacks alternative viewfinder.