Sony DSC-S730

Review: The picture quality of the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-S730 Digital Camera is very good and I would say that about 5% of pictures I have taken have come out slightly blurred, other than that no problems...

Pros: Good quality pictures, excellent low-light performance, lightweight

Cons: Unusable LCD monitor, no viewfinder, MemoryStick...more...

The Bottom Line: Though the Cybershot S730 delivers good results at a low price, it has enough serious problems that I doubt I'd buy another one. Read on to see why...

Review: I like traveling to places where security is sometimes questionable, so I make it a firm rule of thumb to never carry anything I'd cry about if it were stolen or destroyed. I don't carry credit cards, much cash, or jewelry, and I developed a big love for ...

Pros: Small in size, easy to use, sharp looking, low price

Cons: Does not come with a carrying case

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this product to my friends and family.  Sony makes an easy to use and affordable product.  What have you got to lose?

Review:   We recently purchased a Sony Cybershot DSC-S730digital camera to replace my old Sony Mavica Digital camera.  It is small, not much bigger in area than a credit card, and about 1/2" thick.  It comes with a lanyard to secure it to your ...

Pros: Great photos, large LCD, flexible for beginner to advanced, great price!

Cons: Wish I had one sooner!

The Bottom Line: From beginner to advanced photographer, this camera can grow with you. BUY ONE!

Review: The Sony Cyber shot DSC-S730 is the latest and best in a long line of Sony cameras - the S500, S600, S650, S700. The S730 has a little bit different case style than the others I've mentioned, but I like it a lot more. It has a better feel to it when ...

Pros: Great pictures almost instantaneously, feels sturdy, takes standard AA batteries including rechargeables.

Cons: Not much memory included; must buy proprietary Sony memory stick.

The Bottom Line: So far, so good. An entry-level, family-friendly point-n-shoot that makes taking good pictures - and videos! - easy.

Review: If you've read my other reviews on our last two cameras, both Nikon Coolpix (L4 & L11), you'll know I thought all along that they were *okay* cameras that just suffered from durability issues. Boy was I wrong! Meeting this new Sony has given me a ...