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Question: How superior would you say this is compared to a 14mp camera? (I currently have an Olympus.)
Document: This my second Sony Digital Camera. The first was a 14.1 MP and I can say less than $80 for this 20.1 MP, you can't find it anywhere else! It functions very well. It can take pictures even in the darkest place. I would recommend it to anyone who needs a good camera for a good price!
Great camera from Sony. Took great pictures. I bought it as a gift and I almost swapped it with my Olympus when I saw the great pictures that it produced. It really beats my 16.1 MP Olympus hands down.
You can do this in-camera, or on your computer, but...really?I can't believe a camera released in 2014 wouldn't come with an orientation sensor, but if you take a lot of pictures, this is a deal-breaker. It doesn't help that the couple of online &#34;reviews&#34; of this camera say that it DOES have an orientation sensor, nor does it help that Sony's website doesn't say anything about it at all. Bummer.
I enjoy using this camera! Very simple easy to use, lightweight, and it takes good quality photos. Would recommend for beginners or someone who wants good simple shots of their vacation.
Pictures are crystal clear; camera is small and compact. Very user friendly. I would recommend this camera to folks of all ages. The price was the best I've seen anywhere. I had an earlier version and got familiar with the upgrade immediately.
I was hoping to get a point-n'-shoot camera that would take wonderful pictures better than my current Panasonic or Nikon P.N.S. cameras. But it isn't any different, despite the increase in pixels. Nothing wrong, just not that great. I suspect I was swayed by the positive reviews I read.
I was excited to get a 20 mp camera, thinking it would be even better than my Sony 8 mp 150, but it does not even come close in quality pictures or ease of use. Perhaps I need some time to study it and experiment, but I am disappointed with the picture quality. It looks awesome on the viewer but after the button is pushed the picture is fuzzy somewhat. Not clear and crisp.
I love this little camera. I've only had it for a week but I can see it being my best friend soon! Very light and slim which makes it easy to carry. Takes nice, crisp photos with vivid color. I love the movie feature too! The camera is also VERY user-friendly. I am very happy with my purchase. Such a nice camera for a cheap price. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a simple point and shoot.
I knew for this cheap price i would not get a good quality camera anywhere. So i decided to give it a try and buy this one, since 20.1 MP sounds fantastic! The problem is.. I do not see that many pixels on the photos, it is so frustrating. I really expected this camera to make better pictures.Remember to buy a memory card too!I could not find the special effects for the colors such as grey etc.
For my money, I think I can do better, so I returned this one. I will be trying a FujiFilm FinePix T550 next, which sells for the same price but has a 12x zoom, and (I expect) better image stabilization. I would advise anyone who intends to use this outdoors, or who doesn't have rock-steady hands when shooting without a tripod, to look elsewhere. I suppose this camera works well for some, but I can't offer any more than a tepid recommendation that it does work
Answer: That IS a question that can't be answered as such because there are things just as important to quality than mere pixel count. Just because a camera has higher pixel count than another does definitely not mean the quality is superior. It could be inferior to a specific camera with less pixels. Too many people think higher pixel count equals higher quality. Not necessarily so!!