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Sony T5 review at Fotopolis
Ilse Jurriën : August 1st 2005 - 23:00 CET
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 Sony T5 review at Fotopolis : Our good friends at FotoPolis, the Polish DIWA Awards member, have published an exclusive preview of the Sony Cybershot T5 digital camera. This new Cybershot model was introduced this morning, but FotoPolis has already published their review. For those of you who understand Polish it will not be difficult to understand what is going on, those of you who don't have a clue what those Polish guys are talking about? Just visit them and enjoy the preview. The Sony Cybershot T5 is a new T-series model offering 5.1 Megapixels and a 3x optical zoom lens. A viewfinder is something we will not see for quite some time, at least among the new digital camera models. The Sony T5 has only a big 2.5-inch LCD display.
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 Sony Cybershot T5 - 2.5" display
The new Sony T5 comes with a 2.5-inch anti-reflective Clear Photo LCD screen. Screens like this are ideal to use under bright conditions, despite the sun the LCD display delivers vivid colors. Big screens are also more convenient for easy viewing or sharing the video clips and digital photos with friends or family. The technique of the Clear Photo LCD has made it possible to even view at any wide angle. Something that was not possible not even long ago. The display is integrated in the unique vertical Sony Cyber-shot DSC T5 design.
Sony Real Image Processor - The processor of the camera
The Real Imaging Processor LSI is a highly developed computer chip, much like the processor in your PC, that runs the camera's basic functions. The Real Imaging Processor LSI improves start-up time, camera operation speed, and power consumption while delivering high quality photos. It also delivers better color reproduction and an improved signal-to-noise ratio, resulting in dramatically improved picture quality. Cameras with the Real Imaging Processor LSI, like the new Sony Cybershot T5, have a very quick shooting response time. Turn on the camera and start taking pictures in just over a second. There is also very little "shutter lag" between shots, and the auto REC review can be cancelled during operation so that no picture opportunity is missed. The Real Imaging Processor LSI brings many benefits to compact digital photography, resulting in better photographs and faster operation.
Fotopolis Sony T5 review
Looking for a super-compact, ultra-thin and light weight digital camera? Well, at least Sony has an answer.. the new Sony T5 is a digital camera with those specifications. It is amazing how far the Sony engineers have come to be able to create the T5, as part of their Cybershot digital camera line-up. Innovative features like Real Image Processor, folding-optical-path design to make a 3x optical zoom lens possible and STAMINA technology are high-tech and all integrated in the new Sony Cybershot DSC T5 digital camera. Enjoy the Sony T5 review at the website of DIWA Awards member Fotopolis!
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