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Sony Cyber-shot DSCH50 9.1 MP Digital Camera with 15x Optical Zoom with Super Steady Shot

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Compatible Mountings Sony E
Aspect Ratio 16:9
Photo Sensor Technology CCD
Supported File Format JPEG
Image Stabilization Optical
Maximum Focal Length 465 Millimeters
Optical Zoom 15 x
Expanded ISO Minimum 80
Brand Sony
Model Name Sony Cyber-shot DSCH50

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  • Smile Shutter technology captures smiles
  • Super SteadyShot optical image stabilization
  • HD Photo Viewing capability
  • Face Detection controls flash/focus/exposure/white bal
  • 15x Optical zoom/30x digital zoom

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Picture quality
4.7
3.9
4.0
4.2
3.9
3.9
Zoom
5.0
4.0
4.2
5.0
Easy to use
4.6
4.4
4.1
3.9
Image stabilization
5.0
3.7
3.0
Value for money
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LCD
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display size
3 inches
3 inches
2.88 inches
4 inches
4 inches
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lens type
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Telephoto
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Zoom
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Digital Zoom
Digital Zoom
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Smile Shutter technology captures smiles.Super SteadyShot optical image stabilization .HD Photo Viewing capabilit. Face Detection controls flash/focus/exposure/white bal.15x optical zoom/30x digital zoom.

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178 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the quality, picture quality, and zoom of the digital camera. For example, they mention it's an excellent camera, takes real good pictures, and has a 15x zoom. They appreciate the video and camera settings, saying it has great features and powerful features for amateur photographers. They also appreciate the ease of use, saying the camera is intuitive to use and simple yet powerful.

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34 customers mention29 positive5 negative

Customers like the picture quality of the digital camera. They say it takes real good pictures, is easy to use, and produces amazing quality of image. Some customers also mention that the pictures are very clear and gorgeous. They appreciate the auto mode and the Carl Zeiss lens that takes incredibly sharp shots. Overall, most are satisfied with the picture and video quality of this product.

"...An ultra clear 3" LCD...." Read more

"...Since then, it has served me well and surprised me with gorgeous pictures. I generally set it to automatic or easy...and I had beautiful photos...." Read more

"...The camera takes very good photos, but is not a huge change from the earlier version of this camera, even though it has half again as many megapixels..." Read more

"...I was able to take pretty good interior pictures without a flash. My wife stopped taking pictures with her camera after she saw mine...." Read more

33 customers mention33 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the digital camera. They mention that it is an excellent camera, it does a really good job of taking extremely closeup shots, and it captures really good video. The 15x camera zoom works very well, and the camera has a lot different functions.

"...The camera captures really good video. At the wedding, I could still see people in the background really well...." Read more

"This is the best digital camera I have ever used. Out performs my digital SLR in every way at a fraction of the cost...." Read more

"...The video taking ability of this camera is very good. The video is sharp and clear and looks like it came from a camcorder." Read more

"I LOVE this camera. The Carl Zeiss lens is awesome...." Read more

17 customers mention17 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the zoom of the digital camera. They mention that it is awesome, able to use the zoom while shooting movies, and great for wildlife. The stabilization system allows them to zoom across the field or pool and get stable movies.

"...4. It had the Carl-Zeiss lens.5. The zoom was excellent (15x zoom)...." Read more

"...sensor, and zoom are all very satisfactory...." Read more

"...This series of camera excels at outstanding macros. The image stabilization works well on the zoom, and long distance photos taken with the zoom..." Read more

"...The zoom is awesome! It was neat to be able to take pictures from a distance and then zoom in on areas for detailed pictures...." Read more

14 customers mention14 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the video and camera settings of the camera. They mention that it has great features, is intuitive to use, and has powerful features for amateur photographers. They appreciate the variety of functions and the manual controls for creative input. The macro options are also amazing and are great for more advanced users.

"...Very easy to use in the two automatic modes, plenty of manual controls for creative input. An ultra clear 3" LCD...." Read more

"...'s a little bulky, but light (although it feels sturdy) and it's versatile enough to take long-distance wildlife shots or macros of flowers in..." Read more

"...The ISO setting does a great job inside cathedrals which tend to be fairly dark. I was able to take pretty good interior pictures without a flash...." Read more

"...Overal I very much like the controls and features, especially the face ID which is of course not unique to this camera...." Read more

13 customers mention13 positive0 negative

Customers find the digital camera intuitive to use, simple yet powerful. They say the manual is self-explanatory and easy to read. Customers also appreciate the menu and control buttons, which are easy to see and navigate. They enjoy the option of manual v. program and the view finder.

"...It's really easy to use. This is my 3rd digital camera...." Read more

"...Very easy to use in the two automatic modes, plenty of manual controls for creative input. An ultra clear 3" LCD...." Read more

"...The menus are very easy to see and navigate, in fact I've barely read the instruction manual because it is so self-explanatory...." Read more

"...still figuring out all the functions but find the Menu and Control buttons to be fairly intuitive...." Read more

11 customers mention11 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the value of the digital camera. They mention that it is good value for money, packs a lot for the price, and is less expensive to boot. Some are also amazed at the quality and price of Sony cameras.

"...1. For the price, it was affordable.2...." Read more

"...It's worth getting the 4-gig stick. Even recording a short movie with the 9.1 turns out nicer...." Read more

"...I bought the DSCH50 for the stronger zoom and I am again amazed at the quality and price of the Sony cameras." Read more

"...Has got an excellent night mode shoot.Overall rating: Good value for money." Read more

5 customers mention5 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the LCD view screen of the camera. They mention that the 3 inch LCD screen is excellent and the tilt feature is useful for odd angle shots. The large LCD screen, however, is hard to see in bright sunlight. The back LCD viewfinder is OK, but like all they've seen it sucks in sunlight.

"...The large LCD screen is great although it is hard to see in bright sunlight...." Read more

"...The back LCD viewfinder is OK but like all I've seen suck in sunlight...." Read more

"...The 3 inch LCD screen is also excellent and the tilt feature is useful for odd angle shots...." Read more

"...a light weight body, including infra-red photography and an adjustable viewing screen almost as useful as a mini-computer screen, a great help for..." Read more

9 customers mention5 positive4 negative

Customers are mixed about the portability of the camera. Some mention it has a light weight body and is easy to use and carry, while others say it's a little bulky and can't be kept in a pocket.

"...It's a little bulky, but light (although it feels sturdy) and it's versatile enough to take long-distance wildlife shots or macros of flowers in..." Read more

"...The second con, not exactly, is the portability... it cant be kept in a pocket.. stop joking! why do you want to keep such a camera in a pocket?..." Read more

"...Sony must have included every possible choice in a light weight body, including infra-red photography and an adjustable viewing screen almost as..." Read more

"...with obvious research and development from it's predecessors, lighter weight, and less expensive to boot." Read more

Great Stills
5 Stars
Great Stills
I LOVE this camera. The Carl Zeiss lens is awesome. Most of the time I don't have a clue what I'm doing with this camera but it doesn't seem to care. While I have take some garbage photos, I've taken far more absolutely awesome, share with every one I know photos. Once in a lifetime wildlife photos and awesome stills of my gelding horse galloping right at me.The video, not so in love with, but I didn't buy it for the video. The few videos I took were free hand and had a lot of shake, especially when I zoomed. May have worked better if I hadn't used the zoom while filming. As I say though, I didn't buy it for the video.It's not light and small but the photo quality is well worth the extra bulk. I LOVE this camera!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2010
I was shopping around and narrowed it down to the Sony DSC-H50 or the Canon PowerShot SX20IS. I decided to get the Sonby DSC-H50 because it was within my budget as I was a student getting ready to study abroad for the summer. I was glad that I got this for many reasons. Here are the reasons why I like the camera before I bought it and after I bought it:
1. For the price, it was affordable.
2. It had the blast shot/multi-shot which I needed since I was going to the outback and needed to take pictures of animals which would hop or fly off pretty fast at the sound of human beings. Just hold down the button to take pictures for 1-2 second and it'll take several frames. This is also good for taking baby pictures.
3. The battery. The Canon PowerShot uses AA batteries and I didn't wanted to have to carry AA batteries with me even though I can buy the rechargeable ones. I'm more likely to lose rechargeable AA batteries than I am with a battery made for the camera. Also the charger! It's in one piece!! Unlike other camera chargers that would have a separate outlet for the charger. Just one plug into the wall, slide the battery in, and it's ready to charge!!
4. It had the Carl-Zeiss lens.
5. The zoom was excellent (15x zoom). Even though the Canon one had 20x zoom, Canon was just way out of my price range. Great zooms might be good but without the tripod, it might be a bit difficult to take steady photos.
6. I can connect the camera to the TV. After I bought it, I found out that I can plug it into the TV and play it with the slide show with music! How cool is that?! Viewers won't be bored looking at the photos without music. You can add other music too but I haven't done that because the music provided are good slide show music.
7. It takes great shot in low light setting. Believe it or not, I used the movie mode to record my brother's wedding and made a whole wedding DVD out of it! The quality of the video is really good. It still look really good watching the video on a 42 inch TV. And I'm pretty sure it will still look good on a bigger TV. The camera captures really good video. At the wedding, I could still see people in the background really well. You just have to be close to the subject in order to hear what they're saying unless they're speaking on the microphone. I had to stay within 20 ft of the speakers in order to get good sounds when people are speaking on the microphone. I just don't like how it only records up to 10 minutes of video at a time. But it's fine. It makes it easier for me to separate the video clips.
8. It's got several USB connection mode. I don't really understand how it works but when the USB Mode was in Mass Storage Mode, I couldn't connect my camera in a computer at Australia so I had to use the USB Mode in PTP. I guess different computers recognizes different USB connectors. There is an Auto USB detector mode.
9. There is the pop out tilt screen but I just wish I can turn the screen 360 or even 180 to take self portraits like how the Canon version can turn the whole screen.

The cons:
1. Sometimes it doesn't focuses on certain objects that I want to take.
2. It uses the Sony Memory Stick which is the more expensive memory card compared the the SD card used in many other cameras.

To be honest, I use only 3 mode of the camera which is the Auto, the Easy, and the Movie mode. It's really easy to use. This is my 3rd digital camera. I upgrade digital cameras every 2-3 years, hopefully, I can keep using this for at least 5 years.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2009
This is the best digital camera I have ever used. Out performs my digital SLR in every way at a fraction of the cost. Very easy to use in the two automatic modes, plenty of manual controls for creative input. An ultra clear 3" LCD. When you pick this up and take a few shots and then compare it to it's peers that are on display (as in Best Buy or Circuit City) you realize that the others can't hold a candle to it. Great battery life (replacement battery $50 in stores but $25 on-line with free shipping). All in all, at $300 too expensive for the occasional snap shot shooter but if you are considering going to a SLR but are shy to take the plunge due to the prices... this is the camera for you. Also the flash will fill a room from 20 feet away (doesn't need aux flash) and doesn't have a cheap plastic feel is as some in it's class do.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2011
I purchased this camera BRAND new in December of 2008. Since then, it has served me well and surprised me with gorgeous pictures. I generally set it to automatic or easy...and I had beautiful photos. I love natural light shots outside and indoors and by turning the flash off, I was seldom disappointed. I have played with the display, zoom, and manual options. While they do work, the manual settings are difficult to navigate when you compare them with an DSLR. So, I am going to be leaving this camera behind to upgrade.

The resolution, Carl Zeiss lens (which is out of price reach for beginner DSLR Sony users), sensor, and zoom are all very satisfactory. I highly recommend this camera for the user that is beyond a compact point and shoot but is yet wary of making the jump to a DSLR.
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2008
...I'm ambivalent about this camera. I loved the earlier version (the DSC-H2) which I'm still using, but decided to replace it because the viewfinder isn't working well.

About the camera:

I bought the camera to have an all-purpose camera light enough to take backpacking (which my digital SLR with it's lenses isn't). It's a little bulky, but light (although it feels sturdy) and it's versatile enough to take long-distance wildlife shots or macros of flowers in virtually the same moment.

The camera takes very good photos, but is not a huge change from the earlier version of this camera, even though it has half again as many megapixels. If the ISO is left on auto, as it is when using the fully automatic modes, I find the photos can be noisy, which may be part of the problem other reviewers are describing. I recommend using the adjustable settings, like the "P" program and setting the ISO on 80 or 100 to keep noise level to a minimum, especially in outdoor light. This camera has settings for in-camera noise reduction, which I don't use since I prefer using computer software for noise removal if it's necessary. This series of camera excels at outstanding macros. The image stabilization works well on the zoom, and long distance photos taken with the zoom are generally very good.

The menus are very easy to see and navigate, in fact I've barely read the instruction manual because it is so self-explanatory. The DSC-H50 offers some manual controls including shutter and aperture settings, which is great for more advanced users. The optical viewfinder mirrors the view through the lens and is clear and sharp enough to compose a photo, or to make sure you got the optimum shot. Many cameras are doing away with their optical viewfinders, much to the detriment of outdoor photographers. It can be hard to compose a decent photo in bright sunlight using an LCD alone. However, the LCD on the DSC-H50 is large and bright, and can be positioned up or down, which is nice when taking a photo at an awkward angle or close to the ground. Unfortunately, it does not swivel or enable storage with the LCD hidden. The display seems quite vulnerable to damage as the glass surface is exposed all the way to the corners and is not recessed at all.

I don't understand why point and shoot cameras have gotten away from offering a choice of image formats instead of only jpeg. No matter how many megapixels the camera is, you will still end up with artifacts related to jpeg compression.

Main issue:

What really bothers me about this camera and the biggest reason for the 3 star review (it would get 4 otherwise), is that Sony made the accompanying ring/hood in a non-standard size (74mm). The newer flared end design of the filter ring is an improvement over the old ring, since it means no lens vignetting at wider angles, but it seriously irritates me that Sony couldn't have made the opening to fit a standard 72mm filter. This means that the reasonably priced Hoya or Tiffen filters will not fit, and that you must buy the costly Sony brand ($90-$100 for a polarizer) if you want a filter on your camera. I tried the inferior quality 74mm Opteka filters (apparently hastily made just for Sony), and the polarizer came apart while I was cleaning it to put on the camera. Faced with the prospect of buying pricey, odd-sized Sony filters for a point and shoot camera, especially when indications are they may not fit future models, I managed to find a $7 off-brand 74-72mm step down ring (made by Bower for Sony products), which is supposed to fit the Hoya filters I just ordered (about $40 for both). The $120 Sony telephoto extension I bought for my DSC-H2 camera a year and a half ago is completely useless for the DSC-H50, which is a further irritation.

Sony's apparently increasing level of specific and non-interchangeable accessories will make me think twice about buying Sony cameras in the future. They make a good product, but I won't buy from them if I am forced to purchase a whole new set of accessories every time they update a model. I was unable to find the specs about the end sizes of the hood and ring for the DSC-H50 prior to purchase, but there was no reason to assume that the opening of the ring would be anything but standard. I thought I'd be able to incorporate the accessories I had already purchased for my DSC-H2 by using step-up step-down rings, which are easily available, as long as the diameters are standard sizes, which was the case with the DSC-H2.

Also, as of the date of this review, Amazon's technical specification information on this product is pitifully inadequate, even though I gave them feedback regarding their lack of usable information at least two weeks ago. I had to go to the B & H photo website to get some decent specs on this camera, and probably would have bought it there, if Amazon hadn't been $20 less expensive with free shipping.
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