Best Sony Digital Cameras - 1.7 to 2.5 in. LCD Screen Size, Lens Cap Included Accessories

'the camera is heavy.'

'SO 800 shots started to get pretty fuzzy'

'By ISO 400, edge definition is already soft, if not terribly so'

'contrast and saturation are average at all ISOs, getting less saturated and contrasty as the ISOs rise.'

'The top sensitivity setting of ISO 3,200 yields extremely noisy images with completely blocked up shadows and fine details.'

'lacks hotshoe and raw file support'

'To the upper left of the lens is a black glossy oval with a non-intuitive icon on it: this is the wireless remote sensor.'

'The LCD is very crisp although it can be hard to use in bright light and I was squinting much of the time I was using it.'

'Expensive.'

'has a small hesitancy when focussing at the long end of its zoom reach in low contrast light.'

'Its feature set is solid, but not exceptional.'

'The H5 is definitely outclassed by the competition in the continuous shooting department: the Canon PowerShot S3 and Panasonic FZ7/FZ30 can shoot infinitely (with a high speed SD card) at over 2 frames/second.'

'relatively dull colors'

'the DSC-F707 lacks important prosumer features, like adjustable contrast and color saturation, a histogram, and even a black-and-white mode (an odd oversight).'

'Some may find the F707 cumbersome as the construction does not lend itself to point-and-snap photography.'

'Unfortunately, the documentation is often inaccurate and misleading, so learning to use the camera is more difficult than it should be.'