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| | Features | 8.1-megapixel Super HAD CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 16 x 22-inch prints2.7-inch widescreen, touch-panel Clear Photo LCD PlusCarl Zeiss 3x optical zoom lensFace Detection; Smile Shutter automatically captures when subject smiles4GB built-in memory to organize all of your pictures
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| | Description | The slim, 8.1-megapixel T2 is more than a high-function camera. It's a new concept model with a large 4 GB internal memory, which means that you can digitally copy in the pictures sleeping on you PC at home, and carry them around as a digital album, show your past pictures to your family and friends at the very instant you want to show them. Face Detection and Smile Shutter mode help you catch people at their best, the Sony Double Anti-Blur Solution and Carl Zeiss 3X optical zoom lens design deliver sharp color images even in low light, and HD output lets you share images in high definition on your Sony Bravia HDTV or other compatible HDTV screens. | |
| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 5.0 inches | | Product Width: | 4.0 inches | | Product Height: | 0.7 inches | | Product Weight: | 0.5 pounds | | Package Length: | 7.5 inches | | Package Width: | 6.9 inches | | Package Height: | 2.3 inches | | Package Weight: | 1.05 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 30 reviews |
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 30 customer reviews )
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27 of 28 found the following review helpful:
Actually 3.5 stars, but... Jan 24, 2008
By maxmasa31
"maxmasa31"
I'll bump it up to a four because it basically does everything I expected it to.
I wanted the T2 for two reasons: built-in 4GB memory and compact/stylish body. And on both fronts, I am 100% happy. The camera is even smaller than I thought, and has even garnered a few compliments, and even at the highest resolution, I can store a ton of pictures without the need to carry around memory sticks.
I understand that ultra-compacts don't take the best photos and the flash is weak, so it doesn't bother me much. Actually, I am pleasantly surprised with the photos this takes. It's not as nice as my Pentax DSLR, but I don't expect it to be. I wanted this for photos I would otherwise miss because I can't lug my DSLR kit everywhere. The photos are well saturated, if a little soft because of the noise reduction/anti-shake, but when put on a 4x6, the photos look quite nice and crisp. Outdoor shots look great, as do indoor shots in decent lighting--meaning most uses. The flash works good up to about six feet, and as long as ISO is kept low, the photos are pretty good.
The built-in 4GB memory was what sold me and it's fantastic, and mounts on your computer like a flash drive, no hassles. It even has photo software built into the camera, though I can't attest to how well it work because it's PC only and I have a Mac. There is a memory stick slot so you can transfer photos on the camera to a memory stick. The bad news is, you can't set the camera to take photos directly to the memory stick by default. It will only save to the memory stick once the internal memory fills up--which might be a while. This doesn't bother me, though, as that's what I expected and even wanted.
A small complaint is the menu system. It can be hard to find some options, and it's not always obvious which on-screen icons are selectable or not. Once you get used to it, it's not too confusing, but I still prefer good ol' buttons and a standard menu interface (like Canon's or my Pentax).
A big gripe, however, is with the touchscreen and buttons. The touchscreen looks a little soft (low resolution?) for its size, and it isn't as sensitive as I'd like, making menu navigation a bit of a pain. Also, the touchscreen doesn't have a hard protective layer, so you're basically pressing on an LCD, discoloration and all--kind of scary! Then, the playback and scrapbook buttons are too small and almost recessed. I don't have large hands, but I have to use my thumbnail to look at my photos, and on a small camera like this with a big unprotected screen, that can be a bit nerve-wracking.
Overall, this is a great pocket camera for quick snapshots, which is why I bumped it up to four stars.
9 of 9 found the following review helpful:
Better than you think Jan 04, 2008
By Louisa Ac Hurst
I bought this camera before reading any reviews on it and after reading many reviews I found that a lot of people were posting negative feedback about it. However, so far I've been amazed at the quality of the pictures I've been taking. I think the reason people are taking bad pictures is because they're not using the right settings. Sure, changing settings can be annoying when you just want to take a picture, but the macro setting on the T2 is great and works absolutely brilliantly, has a special "Slow Synchro" flash which illuminates the background as well as the foreground (usually flash just illuminates the foreground), and the 4 GB internal memory is really helpful.
Of course, it only has 3x zoom, but if you want a tiny camera you're not going to get much better than that. This camera is really cute, fits in your pocket (it's the size of a credit card), takes excellent pictures for a camera so small, has good battery life, a variety of pictures options and settings, face recognition, smile recognition. I really like it and just think that others are having trouble with it because they're not using the proper settings (which are really easy to use!)
11 of 12 found the following review helpful:
Great Camera for This Amateur Photographer Jan 07, 2008
By Preppy Bookworm
I bought this came despite the negative reviews I read of it on this and other camera websites, and to be honest I have been pleasantly surprised. I am by no means a "serious" photographer- all I wanted was a camera that would take a photo when I pressed the button. The size of the camera is fantastic, and for me having the memory built internally is great (maybe if I had a printer that you could insert a memory card into this would be an issue- however, I was told you could still insert a card into the camera if you wanted to).
The photos I have taken so far have been great. To my untrained eye the quality seems just fine and I've been happy with everything I've uploaded to my computer so far. I don't really have a need for the smile recognition software or any of the other flashy add-ons, so they somewhat go to waste on me. The touch screen is great, though I have found that you do need to press on it firmly to get it to register sometimes (and slowly- it's not nearly as fast as my iPhone).
My one negative comment would be that the screen interface is slightly confusing and despite reading through the manual I still am not quite sure how to fine tune some settings. However, I am sure like with all things, the more you use them and play around with them the easier it becomes.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
 Great Camera!! Apr 15, 2008
By P. Demato
"Soph's Mom"
After reading all of the reviews about this camera - I had decided against it.
Then I saw it in the store and tried it out. I loved it! A week later I bought it! I couldn't be happier! My main concern was that it took pictures fast. My previous camera was too slow between pictures and I was always missing the pictures.
I have no complaints at all!
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Great Camera Jan 11, 2008
By BC
I have owned this camera for about 3 weeks absolutely love it. Beautiful design, innovative technology, and very good quality shots. I am a seasoned photographer and have many D-SLR's and wanted an all purpose pocket camera and this has surpassed my expectations and honestly believe anyone who is knocking this camera's integrity really doesn't know anything about photography, or purchased a bootleg version of it (which is what i presume the one reviewer below did...'overseas version'?) I used to own a Sony T1, the original sliding front pocket camera and was pretty disappointed with that one, so i'm not really Sony loyal, but this camera is a complete 180 from that one and I absolutely love it. True, it's not that different from the T-70 or T-200, but its quirky features and retro design make it far more unique and likeable as a pocket-camera. Smile-detection system is great! Highly recommend this camera.
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