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Sony DSC-S60

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Brand Sony 2001
Model DSC-S60
Released Year 2001
Type DSLR Cameras
Series Cyber-shot
Color Silver
Optical Zoom 3x
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Sony DSC-S60 is a compact digital camera from the Cyber-shot series released in 2001. It features a 3.3 megapixel CCD sensor capable of capturing high-resolution images suitable for casual photography and digital use. The camera includes a 3x optical zoom lens allowing versatile framing options without compromising image quality. An LCD display aids in framing shots and reviewing images, contributing to user-friendly operation. It supports storage via Memory Stick media, common in Sony products of that era. USB connectivity ensures easy transfer of images to computers for editing or sharing. The device runs on AA batteries, offering convenience for users in the field.

Specifications

Series Sony Cyber-shot
Type Digital SLR
Maximum Resolution 4.1 MP
Color Silver
Model Sony Cyber-shot DSC-S60
Connectivity USB interface
Optical Zoom 3x
MPN DSC-S60
Charger Included No
Battery Type AA batteries
Sensor Type 3.3 megapixel CCD
Storage Media Memory Stick
Display 1.5 inch LCD
Image Resolution 2048 x 1536 pixels

Key Advantages

The DSC-S60 offers a compact and lightweight design making it portable for everyday use. The 3.3-megapixel sensor produces clear and detailed images appropriate for prints and digital displays. Its 3x optical zoom enhances shooting flexibility for various scenes. The intuitive menu and interface provide straightforward operation, even for beginners. Memory Stick compatibility enhances storage options while maintaining data reliability. USB interface ensures hassle-free image transfer to multiple devices.

Limitations

The DSC-S60 has limited low-light performance due to the sensor and lens technology of its time. Its resolution, while decent for 2001, is low compared to modern digital cameras. The shutter lag and startup times are longer than contemporary expectations, affecting rapid shooting. The LCD screen is relatively small and low resolution by modern standards, impacting image review clarity. Limited video capture capability restricts multimedia functionality. The battery life is reliant on standard AA batteries, which may require frequent replacement or recharging during heavy use.

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