Wednesday, 5 March 2014

Sony DSCWX60

The Sony DSCWX60 Compact Digital Camera is a little compact 'everyday' camera that's incredibly user-friendly whilst still producing very good picture quality. We also have the previous model - the Sony DSCWX50 - which we've owned for around a year now. And to be honest, the differences between the two cameras are very minimal.

Like with the DSCWX50. the first thing that you notice about the camera is its small compact size (9cm x 5cm x 2cm approx.) along with its lightweight but sturdy feel. The camera is ever-so-slightly heavier than the DSCWX50, which is probably due to the slightly thicker casing and the more pronounced lens. The large viewing screen on the reverse side of the camera offers an excellent representation of what you will be snapping/filming, along with well-positioned control buttons to help make the camera as user-friendly as possible.

The on-screen function displays (which are virtually identical to the previous model) are easy to use and negotiate around with, along with having on-screen 'help' pop-ups if so desired (highly recommended for when you're first getting to grips with the camera). The menu screens are also all customisable on the new model.

The picture quality itself is excellent. In HD, the movie footage is as clear and crisp as if you were watching it in real life. The camera can be easily switched between widescreen, full screen and HD, with a simple few clicks in the menu settings (depending on what you want the footage for).

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