both are new cameras
the t2 has 3x zoom whereas the t200 has x5 zoom
all the recent sony models are here for you to see
http://www.imaging-resource.com/MFR1.HTM?view=Sony_reviews
here is imaging-resource 's review in case you dont want to see the whole review yourself
As a concept camera, the Sony T2 really flies. The compact form factor is attractively sculpted -- unusually so -- and the touch screen interface is also unusual in its functionality. The Scrapbook playback mode is not just a gimmick, either, but an intelligent way to view groups of images. The Sony T2's performance was above average and image quality wasn't bad in daylight, either, not for a camera of this very small size. Performance indoors was another story. The combination of weak flash performance and high ISO performance that's softer than most digital cameras in this class make the Sony T2 a beautiful camera that we can't recommend as strongly as we'd like. A like the Sony T2 is more likely to be used for indoor flash photos at parties and events, and we don't think it's image quality is quite up to snuff. The Sony T20 is only a few millimeters larger and does better at high ISO, so we'd steer most folks to that digital camera instead.
when i was in safeway , the other day, i checked out the magazine popphoto
it has a list of hot cameras,
one of them is Kodak z885
Conclusion
Pro: Con:
* Comfortable size
* Great image quality from the Kodak Color Science chip
* AA batteries with good power management
* Large sensor at 8.1 megapixels
* 5x optical zoom with 5x digital zoom
* EasyShare software, gallery
* In-camera editing with Perfect Touch
* Manual exposure mode
* Very slow write times
* Slow startup
* Slow autofocus
* Can't see the LCD with polarized sunglasses
* High ISO is very noisy and only available at image sizes under 2.2-Mp
* No focus assist lamp
compare with the sony t2
Conclusion
Pro: Con:
* Compact, stylish design has no snag points
* Innovative front slider
* Built-in 4GB memory
* Touch screen user interface is well implemented
* Bionz processor
* Optical image stabilization
* Scrapbook display groups images by event
* Good battery life
* Above-average shutter lag performance
* Good detail in Standard Macro mode
* No HD video output
* HD output cable, dock, printer dock are options, no HD connection included
* High pincushion distortion at telephoto
* High chromatic aberration in the corners wide angle
* Lateral chromatic aberration (across the whole image) from middle focal lengths to telephoto
* Lack of highlight detail despite Bionz processor
* Auto and Incandescent white balance are too warm
* High contrast with no contrast adjustment
* High ISO favors color over detail
* Noise at low ISO settings
* Poor low light performance due to maximum 1 second shutter speed
* Uneven flash coverage
* Poor flash power not useful for ISO 100 shots indoors
* Auto flash raises ISO to 800 for accurate exposure, which is not good for most indoor shots
* Printed results are not as good as competition or Sony's own slim pocket cameras |
發表於 2008-1-8 21:47
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