Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-P200 Digital Camera

Pros: Fast, compact, resolution, image quality, long battery life, build quality
Cons: Proprietary Memory Stick, noisy ISO 400, proprietary USB/A/V connector

After having positive experience with the S ony Cyber-Shot DSC-W7 7.2-Megapixel camera, I decided to give a similarly-featured, but differently styled S ony Cyber-Shot DSC-P200 ...

Pros: Speed. Battery Stamina. Fantastic Image quality. Excellent Movies. Good accessory range. Ultra compact. Large LCD.
Cons: Needs (relatively expensive) Pro memory stick for best operation.

Considering this camera is buffering 7.2M pixel images its astonishingly fast in every respect (although I did buy a 1 Gig Pro Stick). Switch on and a welcome screen is flashed before your eyes for about 10 nanoseconds before the lens fires out and the ...

Pros: 1. Phenomenal battery life 2. Fast start-up and little shutter lag 3. Pocket-sized.
Cons: 1. Poor manual 2. Not great in low-light 3. Many screen icons

I like a camera that will fit in your pocket for use when traveling and have been a Nikon Coolpix user for years. I was looking for a camera with great battery life because recharging and spares can be difficult on the road, pocket-size so I'd actually ...

Pros: Excellent image quality, battery life, functionality, small and light.
Cons: Unexplained blurry shots at full telephoto, method of charging.

I've had quite a camera history, from owning the basic Canon Powershot A300 up to the 7mp beast of the Canon Powershot S70, and every camera in between from Canon. I decided to broaden my selection and stray away from Canon for a bit, but ended up back ...

Pros: Easy to Use Professional finished photographs
Cons: Memory card supplied is insufficient

As an amateur photographer, I wanted a camera that was going to be easy to use and provide me with a photograph of professional looking quality. The Sony DSC-P200 has certainly come up with the goods in this respect. 7.2 megapixels of high quality ...

Pros: abundant features/settings, great image quality, solid build quality, fast start-up, no noticeable shutter lag
Cons: susceptible to camera more than perhaps some other P&Ss, somewhat tedious to access some settings

A lot of the other reviews have already focused and explained the myriad of features of the P200, so I will focus mainly on the quality of the output and usability. There are also a great number of in depth reviews of this camera floating around in ...

Pros: Small size, easy to handle Memory Stick
Cons: Fewer features to choose, but that can also be one of the pros.

I purchased the DSC-P200 to give as a retirement gift. The person who was going to receive the camera had used a digital camera previously, but we still wanted to give an easy-to-use and easy-to-handle camera that would be, for most people, the latest, ...

Pros: Stellar battery life, quick power up, speedy operation, compact as can be
Cons: Image stabilization issues, lack of peripherals, flattens some colors.

The DSC-P200 is a great camera, in and of itself. Convenient. Ready to use quickly. Crisp pictures. Phenomenal battery life. I bought one as a logical step up from the DSC-P93, which I had tired of after a year. My hope was that I could use some of the ...

Pros: Small, big screen, great design, nice small memory sticks.
Cons: Problems with blurry shots, if not taken properly.

Okay let me break down the problems of this camera. It is a great camera, but let me point out what is wrong and solutions to it. 1.) The biggest problem people have is burry pictures! Actually this is pretty much the only problem. This of ...

Pros: Excellent startup speed,Easy to use menus,Long battery life,Compact size, Unique focusing abilities
Cons: The flash,although not great,is sufficient enough for what I use the camera for.

First of all, I am a professional photographer and I am very picky when it comes to quality vs. ease of use. I own a Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II which is one of the best cameras out there. I've been looking for a pocket camera to fill the gap when I go to ...

Pros: picture quality, LCD screen, battery life, battery time-remaining display, fast startup, action mode
Cons: finicky multi AF, flimsy parts, no battery charger, poor instructions, useless software, cryptic scene icons

Before I start, I would consider myself a photography novice. Although I have dithered with an SLR, point-and-shoot cameras suit me more. My previous (and first) digital camera was a Canon SD100 (3.1mp), which I liked. Since technology's march ...

Pros: tiny easy to carry around affordable
Cons: a little complaint of blurry pics.

I recently purchased this camera and I LOVE it. IT takes the best quality pics from a compact size camera that I have ever seen.Never had any problems with the body or "dust".I am truly impressed with the quality of the images that are captured on the ...

Pros: Great Quality! Not too thin! Good LCD! Nice menus! Overall just great!
Cons: Some minor sound quality issues. Comes with a small memory card, but can be upgraded!

I was browsing for a new digital camera when I came across this! It's an awesome camera, with it's high resolution (around 7 Megapixels!) you can get some great quality shots! It also has a very nice setup, the scroll wheel for options is very easy to ...

Pros: Easy to use, small, powerful camera
Cons: Weak flash

I ordered this camera online for pick-up at Circuit City just before a trip to Disneyworld. I was worried that I wouldn't be able to figure out how to use it before the trip, but didn't have any problems at all. The 7.2 MP Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-P200 ...

Pros: Good, accurate pics in a small VERY fast cam. Good video too. Battery LASTS!
Cons: Auto will often produce blur in less than full light.

5 out of 5: if you know what you are doing. 2 out of 5: if you don't know basics of light. (or don't read the rest of this) You will notice in reviews that pros like this little cam for their point and shoot but others complain of ...