J. Qian

As the sensor technology advances, it's increasingly obvious that this is diminishing need to have "full frame" devices for picture taking by the majority of photographers.

Owning a C-8080WZ is to own its lens. The body, with its very noisy sensor ( I only use ISO 80) and its poor autofocus is obsolete by today's tech, there is no doubt. I'm still trying to find a...

Thanks for the wonderful pics taken with the C8080WZ. After 6 years since I owned one, the images coming from its lens still amazes me, despite using half a dozen others. I try to find a hot shoe...

If it wants to reach a wider, younger audience.

Yes, the 1080p screen resolution will be a standard to follow in smartphones starting 2013.

The specs list above missing the aperture priority mode in the Exposure Modes.

"S" means second edition? Anyway I applaud Fuji's refinement effort for a classic model.

Eating camera maker's lunch....

Eating camera makers' lunch....

Sony has gone to great lengths to make this camera small, supposedly for travel , then why not have a GPS function built in it?

In the language section, there is no other language display except the Japanese. I think with this Japanese domestic model I'm stuck unless there is a way to change the firmware, not likely.

Thanks. But mine is the Japanese model, there is no English inside the firmware. I think I have to install the English firmware, but so far could not find a reliable source.

I've got a Japanese model Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W300 that has no English menu in itself, is there any way to change the firmware to English?

500 billion yen??? I think it's an error by enlarging 10 times the yen value.

None GPS is a turnoff for me.

None GPS for Sony's latest travel camera? This will turn off a lot of people, nowadays a smartphone will usually have GPS to code its photos in EXIF.

When something becomes No. 1 in a particular category, it deserves a premium price tag.