Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-F707 Digital Camera

Pros: Amazing lens from Carl Ziess! 5 megapixels to work with! A 5X zoom!
Cons: Lack of White Balance options. Proprietary memory. Not pocket-able.

This being my fourth digital camera, I've formed opinions about the Sony product line that had me thinking I'd never buy one. First, I don't like the fact that Sony pushes their ideas of what they want the standard to be (memory/batteries). Second,...

Pros: Professional quality, more features than you could ever wish for, excellent quality of photos
Cons: Not Windows XP friendly, very expensive, very difficult to use

The Sony DSC-F707 is an extremely well built camera with enough features to keep you busy long enough learning how to fully use it until the next big camera breakthrough is invented. At 5.0 Megapixels you get a crystal clear picture, a...

Pros: Amazing Picture "quality."
Cons: Ergonomic deficiency and color shift at extreme wide angle.

First of all, if you would like to see my sample images (with detail blowups) made with the Sony DSC F707, check my post at-- http://modelpix.com/a707

Just about a year ago, I bought the Sony DSC F505, Sony's "look alike" predecessor to the...

Pros: Quality Images, Lots of Features,
Cons: Sony Proprietary Memory, Occasionally Difficult Manual Focus

Sony's F707 is really for the most part an excellent entry in the 5 megapixel category. The quality of the shots and its versatility make it an easy to recommend camera.

1. Photo quality
At the lower resolutions, the camera takes decent...

Pros: Lens, build quality, many features and beautiful pics
Cons: I bit big and heavy for casual photo taking.

I'm very happy with Sony products and their cybershot line is no exception. I had the Sony Cybershot F505-V for about a year and a half before I sold it to get the much upgraded Sony Cybershot F707.

I took thousands of photos with my F505-V...

Pros: Professional features, outstanding quality, excellent battery life
Cons: awkward to hold, no b/w mode

I admit it- I'm loyal to the Sony brand. From TVs to computers to stereo equipment, I usually go with Sony. I owned a DSC-P50 2MP digital camera before this one. I liked it so much, I wanted to get a top-of-the-line model to allow me greater flexibility...

Pros: High Resolution, Cool Features, More Photo Control
Cons: Expensive

I'm writing this camera review assuming you know something about Sony cameras and have already checked out the features of the F707 on the web site. There's really no need for me to repeat camera features and specifications that you can read elsewhere....

Pros: Excellent picture quality...the Zeiss lens is awesome!
Cons: None

I must disagree with the previous reviewer...this is a great camera. Whereas his primary objections were with ergonomics and the memory stick...these are a matter of personal preference. The most important factors to me are ease/speed of use, battery...

Pros: Lens, Image Quality, value for the money!
Cons: Aperture priority is limited, very proprietary, no continuous mode and only one focus zone.

I would like to start off by informing you, you're about to read one of the most well balanced reviews you'll ever read. The first question you'll probably ask is, "why is he recommending this camera?" However, if you just hang on till the end you'll...

Pros: Incredible image quality. Nightshot! Can be fully manual.
Cons: 16MB memory stick that it comes with is useless - go 128MB. Odd to handle.

So I spent days and weeks looking for the best digital camera easily available to consumers. After reading many reviews, spec sheets, and opinions, we chose the Sony F707. It's strange to handle at first but once you get past that, it has everything we...

Pros: Long Battery Life User friendly features
Cons: Flash produces red-eye Included memory stick is inadequate

After playing around with my mother's Sony DSC-F707 camera, I found myself ready to replace my Canon G1. It wasn't that the G1 wasn't a good camera, it was that the DSC-F707 was much better for my uses. At 5 megapixels, the image quality of the...

Pros: Carl Zeiss Lens many "pro" features Great price Night framing/Night Shooting Extremely flexible
Cons: Proprietary Memory/ small memory size Proprietary Battery

I have been in photography for about 40 years. Recently, I've been disappointed with the quality of prints I've been getting back from the developer. Because they all use the 1 hour machines and because they do not change out their chemicals often...

Pros: This camera is fast, easy to use, and has a terrific zoom.
Cons: It is a little large to carry.

This Sony camera far exceeds my expectations and far exceeds any other digital camera I have used. I am a high school English teacher/yearbook advisor. We are also doing an interactive CD Rom yearbook for the first time this year. So we needed a...

Pros: Magnificent image quality, great lens, zoom range, battery life, low light performance.
Cons: Awkward shape, initial quality control, proprietary flash, "reds", flash color balance, memory stick.

The camera produces magnificent images: sharp and great color (only saturated reds come out too strong). The lens is in part responsible for that: it seems extraordinarily sharp, it opens up to f2.0, and has a wonderful zoom range. Low light...

Pros: Great product! Incredible pictures! Very happy with my purchase.
Cons: none found so far, working like a dream

Great product! Incredible pictures! Very happy with my purchase. Most superior product out there. Sony did it again!! However for all those camera afficionadoes out there I have a word of advise. I tried to buy this camera through www.bilibi.com. The...