Sony DSC-T7 Appareil Photo Numérique

Pros: Smallest camera package available with astonishingly good picture quality

Cons: Cheesy battery compartment knob. Expensive memory sticks, flash prone to red eye

The Bottom Line: The T7 is the new queen of space. A trusted companion, you will take it anywhere. Take the pictures, that you normally wouldn't.

Review: This review covers the Sony T7 in comparison to T1, T3 and T33. The T1 was a camera I craved for, for it's small design and it's astonishingly good pictures. This series beats the Casio Exilim in picture quality hands-down. While T3 and T33 where ...

Pros: Size, LCD, Picture Quality, Battery Life, Build Quality.

Cons: Lens placement, Current Memory Prices, Limited availability of accessories.

The Bottom Line: If you want a point and shoot camera you can always take with you this is 1 of only 3 choices I would recommend.

Review: If Size, good functionality, and a point & shoot camera are your goals Sony's DSC-T7 is a great choice. I had a hard time visualizing 5/8" which is the thickness of the DSC-T7. And since no stores seemed to have the T7 before my purchase I had to go on ...

Pros: Size, startup and shooting speed, quality of picture and video, sturdy build

Cons: Low light and high contrast ability

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended, as the the camera you can take with you all the time.

Review: When compared to my other cameras, the Nikon D70, and a large SONY digital video camera, this camera is a perfect supplement. It fits in a shirt pocket, and is ready to take pictures and video almost immediately after turning it on. In well lit ...

Pros: size, picture quality, vga movies with sound, style, accessories available, good software

Cons: battery life, no direct usb from camera.

The Bottom Line: This is a great camera with style, features and ease of use. It takes great pictures and movies with sound, and is very stylish!

Review: Got my DSV-T7 from Abes of Maine for $459.00. Prior to purchase I had never seen the actual product since it was not available in stores. The camera arrived and fully exceeded my expectations. Here are my conclusions after using the camera for a ...

Pros: Extremely easy to carry, great pictures and movies, large viewing screen

Cons: Supplied 32MB Memory Stick not sufficient for 640 Fine Mode movies

The Bottom Line: This camera does everything well, why would you use anything else?

Review: I needed a camera to take on a business trip to China. I talked my boss into leaving the Sony DSC-F707 home and buying a new Sony DSC-T7. That was the best decision I have made in a long time. The size of the camera allows you to carry it everywhere ...

Pros: clear pics, fast, easy to use

Cons: go ahead , don't hesitate in buying it

Review: this camera is really cool, u can take it anywhere with u, u can put it in ur wallet, soo high resolution, u won't need more tha 3 mega pixels, i recommend ...

Pros: Fast operation, image quality, battery status indication, features, style

Cons: Tricky tripod mounting, weak flash, Memory Stick, price, noisy ISO 400

The Bottom Line: I recommend Sony DSC-T7 if you want a ultra-compact, cool yet capable camera with 5.1-megapixels and huge LCD screen that produces excellent...

Review: After positive experience with the last year's S ony DSC-T1, I decided to check out the new super-compact models from Sony. I bought both the S ony DSC-T7 and the ...

Pros: Tiny camera, quick turn on and picture taking, extremely portable

Cons: Blurry pics if not careful, not super easy to charge/move pictures to computer

The Bottom Line: If you want an easy to use, portable, fast camera, (have a steady hand!), but do not need all the doodads available today, this is a very good option.

Review: I may be as sophisticated as Gomer Pyle when it comes to knowing how to get everything out of the modern digital camera. I previously purchased a Sony DSC-V1, which had features out the ying-yang, and I tapped as many of those as I could with some ...

Pros: Extremely cool, compact and well built.

Cons: Small (duh), low light performance, cost.

The Bottom Line: Uber cool, extremely small and a bit expensive. A 5M camera that is the size of a cassette tape!

Review: I have been a Sony person for a few years. They have never let me down. I don’t think they are always the best value but you never really regret buying a Sony. I own a very old Sony 2.1 Megapixel S50 and a not so old 5 Megapixel F707 (both of which ...

Pros: Ultra sleek and compact.

Cons: Weak flash and doesn't like slight movements.

Review: I received this camera as a birthday present last year. At first I was a little disappointed as I had an Olympus Camedia and it took excellent pictures. The Sony is so small and compact that it's the perfect camera to take anywhere - especially on ...