Used Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-T1 Digital Camera, 5.1 Megapixel, 3x Optical Zoom, 2.0x Digital Zoom, Silver

Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-T1 Digital Camera, 5.1 Megapixel, 3x Optical Zoom, 2.0x Digital Zoom, Silver Features

• Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar Lens: The Vario Tessar lens is specially produced for very compact cameras. This specialized design allows quick autofocus, appealing zoom range while still maintaining a compact design.
• MPEG Movie VX Fine Mode: Captures VGA (640 x 480) high frame rate (up to 30 frames per second) audio/video clips with length limited only by the capacity of the media. Video mail mode captures smaller file sizes suitable for email.
• 2.5" Hybrid LCD Monitor: High resolution 211K pixel design helps provide excellent viewing and image playback clarity. The Hybrid system consists of a transmissive LCD combined with a reflective LCD. By turning off the LCD backlight, it will capture more ambient light virtually eliminating "wash-out".
• Magnifying Glass Mode: When shooting a close subject (within 1cm) the image on the LCD is enlarged over 3X for better detail and focusing controls.
• 3 Area Multi-Point Auto Focus: By evaluating 3 separate focus areas of the frame, Sony's Multi-point AF system can intelligently focus on the subject and avoid mistakenly focusing on the background.
• AF (Auto Focus) Illuminator: Briefly lighting the scene in low or no-light conditions, AF Illuminator insures a positive focus lock, allowing you to accurately establish and maintain focus in difficult situations.
• Multi-Pattern Measuring: Independently light-metering 49 points of the frame, Multi-Pattern measuring establishes the optimum exposure value, even in scenes where pronounced highlight and shadow are not centered in the frame.
• Scene Selection Mode:
  • Landscape Mode: Focuses on far off subject matter.
  • Twilight Mode: Slower shutter speed captures additional light in dark conditions.
  • Twilight Portrait Mode: The flash automatically engages so people in the foreground will be properly lit up.
• Slow Shutter Noise Reduction: This process captures the scene in two exposures. The second subtracts the noise pattern from the initial shot, resulting in a final beautiful photograph that is virtually noise-free