Sony is adding high-definition movie recording to its popular digital camera series with the introduction of the Cyber-shot® DSC-T500 model. This 10-MP camera features wide and full-screen 720p movie recording at 30 frames per second in fine, standard and VGA recording modes. This resolution is three times higher than the standard-definition movies. The movie function is based on the MPEG4 AVC/H.264 codec for video compression and stereo audio. Benefits of the format include high-quality video as well as small file sizes that are easy to download, upload and share. Movie capture on this model is further improved by including zoom while in recording mode and high-sensitivity shooting for natural or low light environments. The camera can continuously record a video clip up to 10 minutes in length, which can be increased to hours of clips by expanding the camera’s capacity with a Memory Stick® media card. Also featured is a dual photo and video capture mode. Pressing the photo button while in movie mode can capture up to three photos with no break in recording.
The Sony Cyber- Shot T500 camera has a SteadyShot™ image stabilization and high sensitivity settings up to ISO3200 which helps combat blur and facilitate flash-free shooting for natural-exposed photos. The model also incorporates face detection technology, an intelligent function that automatically detects up to eight faces in the camera frame and adjusts focus, exposure and flash. Source: news.sel.sony.com |
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