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The Sony Cybershot DSC-N2 may appeal to some with its large 3" LCD and simple design. It is also capable of producing some nice images outdoors. Like most ultra-compact digital cameras, the optics are far from perfect with noticeable vignetting and co...
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As it was with the DSC-N1, the highlight of the DSC-N2 remains the 3-inch (7.5 cm) touch-screen LCD monitor with 230,400 pixels offering a resolution of 960 x 240 pixels.
Very good to excellent image quality, Low noise up to 400 ISO, 3inch touch screen LCD monitor, Effectively distortionfree lens, 10megapixel image size, Competitively priced...
Aside from resolution, no additional improvements over the previous model, Relatively power hungry, Flash limited to short distances unless Auto ISO is use...
The Sony DSC-N2 is the follow-up camera to the DSC-N1, reviewed in megapixel at the same time last year. The exterior design of the DSC-N2 is unchanged from the N1, and indeed, the only changes are the use of a champagne colour for the solid metal body...
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The Sony Cyber-shot DSC N2 was announced in September 2006 as the successor to the DSC-N1. Like many new compacts this year, the main differences are higher resolution and sensitivity, although by inheriting the N1’s screen and control system, the n...
Large 3in screen, Unique touch-sensitive control, Built-in photo album and musical slideshows, Support for optional GPS unit...
Screen suffers from fingerprints, Manual, but no A or S priority, No on-screen grid option, Aggressive noise reduction at high ISOs...
Sony Cyber-shot DSC N2 verdict As with many 2006 compacts, the Sony Cyber-shot N2 is basically an enhanced version of its predecessor. Sony’s essentially taken the earlier N1, fitted a slightly higher resolution sensor, increased the sensitivity, a...
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The Sony Cyber-shot DSC N2 was announced in September 2006 as the successor to the DSC-N1. Like many new compacts this year, the main differences are higher resolution and sensitivity, although by inheriting the N1’s screen and control system, the n...
Large 3in screen, Unique touch-sensitive control, Built-in photo album and musical slideshows, Support for optional GPS unit...
Screen suffers from fingerprints, Manual, but no A or S priority, No on-screen grid option, Aggressive noise reduction at high ISOs...
Sony Cyber-shot DSC N2 verdict As with many 2006 compacts, the Sony Cyber-shot N2 is basically an enhanced version of its predecessor. Sony’s essentially taken the earlier N1, fitted a slightly higher resolution sensor, increased the sensitivity, a...
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The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-N2 ($450) is an update to the compact DSC-N1 from last year. From the outside, the only difference between the N1 and N2 is the body color. Inside the N2 youll find a new 10.1 Megapixel CCD, up from 8 Megapixel on the N1...
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Sony DSC-N2 Overview by Stephanie Boozer and Shawn BarnettReview Date: 10/11/2006The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-N2 is an upgrade of the existing DSC-N1 model. The Sony N2 derives its higher ten megapixel resolution from a 1/1.7" CCD imager, rather than t...
Responsive with a good shutter lag time, very good shot-to-shot speed Good overall color accuracy Very good low-light shooting capabilities Image noise at ISO 200 and below is pretty good ISO up to 1,600 Touchscreen LCD is efficient and simple to navig...
Slow continuous shooting speeds High chromatic aberration lens distortion, noticeable in some images at the edges Slightly warm skin tones Auto white balance had a hard time with household incandescent lighting Contrasty default tone curve Image noise...
Again making waves in the digital camera marketplace, Sony innovates with the Cyber-shot DSC-N2. The cameras touch-screen technology allows for a clean body style (perfect for pockets) while enabling a much simpler user interface. Touch controls not o...
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