Camera Professional Lens 10X Option Zoom F 4.3Mm Driver

And a menu option determines whether it's active during framing, or just when the Shutter button is pressed. A button to the left of the Sony DSC-H5's Power button toggles it on and off, simple as that. Sony has a long track record with image stabilization in its camcorders, but we are starting to see its Super SteadyShot image stabilization system employed in its still cameras. It significantly enhances available light shooting, making hand-held shutter speeds of about 1/15 second feasible (and 1/4 possible), and consequently helps macro shooting where added depth of field can make the image. While shooting hand-held at 380mm or more requires stabilization, the benefits of image stabilization don't stop there. The good news about several of these new long zooms (but unfortunately not all) is that they include image stabilization. Not to be left out of the chase, Sony has doubled its offerings this year with the previously reviewed DSC-H2 and the DSC-H5 that's the subject of this review. I myself have recently reviewed offerings from Fujifilm, Kodak (regular size and a subcompact 10x zoom) and Canon (a real gem) - and there are others I haven't seen from Panasonic and, of course, Olympus. Not only are we seeing 10x and 12x zooms from a number of manufacturers, but several are offering more than one model. Just wait, they were told, just wait.Īnd in fact, if you happen to be a Long Zoom Procrastinator, this is the Golden Age. But that 2-megapixel long zoom had some devoted fans ready to buy a long zoom with a larger sensor.

It seems like just yesterday (or the day before) that the only long zoom digicam - the Olympus C-2100 Ultra Zoom - was discontinued because 'consumers prefer the little cameras.' There were a lot fewer digicam buyers in those days, apparently.

Camera Professional Lens 10X Option Zoom F 4.3Mm Driver