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Question: Does the camera come with battery or no?
Document: It's just what I expected as it replaced an older model Sony camera. The online guide is nice although using the programming it is somewhat cumbersome. Oh and the pictures come out great.
This is a good little camera, very small and cute. Runs out of battery fairly easy. I bought a second battery fairly cheap and have been fine ever since. Personally I don't like the software and it it pretty confusing to use. I have my own photo gallery so I just deleted it.
This is my second cybershot camera and I love the photos this brand of camera takes! Color is right on...and I need this, as one of my uses is photographing my art for my Website...and very little adjustment is required. The zoom works incredibly well and rarely is out of focus. I had to send it for repair within one year, as the latch to the battery and memory card stopped working.
I had had one of  these cyber-shot for years and then I accidentally damaged it (not the camera's fault). I wanted to be able to use the card and battery so I bought another one but this one is even better. I have a 8 Gig card and it holds 1100 pictures I think that is medium resolution. This camera has lots of options but it is simple to operate, you don't have to read a 80 page manual to take pictures.
I take modeling pictures of my daughter and I started off with this camera. This is a great little camera that provides sharp clear pictures. Although, it's down fall is indoor pictures. This, camera is not suitable for indoor pictures. The lightning in a house doesn't give enough light. The pictures will come out dark and blurry. If you are looking for a good outdoor camera then this is it. Also, action shots are good with this camera because you can manually set it to what you need.
You can easily change between photo, panoramic and movie modes on the Cyber-shot. The Nikon didn't take as good quality of the photos as the Sony. This camera takes beautiful photos. I have enlarged the prints to 11x14 and framed them in 16x20 frames in my office. Customers come in and marvel at the beauty of the photo and ask where I took the picture and what camera was used. I tell them it was just a simple point and shoot digital camera and they cannot believe it.
I just spent the day trying out this camera as the backup to my Canon SX40 and as a potential toss in the pocket and go/social outing camera. I've owned several Sony Cybershots before and in general, they tend to be a great outdoor picture camera and very poor indoors and in low lighting. After reviewing the day's photos, I've come to the following conclusions:1. First, let's state the obvious. There's no comparing this quality-wise to the Canon SX40 and nor should there be.
I had a comparable Nikon that unfortunately went for a swim. I bought this thinking "sony, how bad can it be? "Pretty bad. Under any lighting it takes really inferior pictures, and the battery that comes with it lasts about an hour and it's done. Then you have to remove it and place it in a docking station. Very inconvenient.Bottom line, it's a poor product compared to comparably priced models from Canon or Nikon.
So as a budget camera, you could do worse!
I like it because it is a point and shoot camera and it automatically takes care of the details such as flash..
Answer: Yes. Battery and wall charger