List of Sony Cyber-shot cameras
Notes:
- DSC is an abbreviation for Digital Still Camera
- Models without a “V” suffix do not include built-in GPS functionality
D series
Product | Production | Sensor specifications | Lens | Size WxHxD (mm) | LCD Screen |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
DSC-D700 | Since 1998 | 1.5 MP
1344×1024 |
28-140mm f/2-2.4 | 130×100×150 | 2.5" 180,000 |
DSC-D770 | June 1999 |
F series
Product | Production | Sensor specifications | Lens | Size WxHxD (mm) | LCD Screen | Video specifications | Infrared night vision |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
DSC-F1[1] | Since 1996 | 0.3 MP
640×480 1/3" CCD |
35mm f/2 | 108×78×45 | 1.8" 61,380 | n/a | No |
DSC-F3 | Since 1997 | 0.3 MP
640×480 |
46mm f/2 | 102×78×41 | 5s | ||
DSC-F505[2] | August 1999 | 2.1 MP
1600×1200 |
38-190mm f/2.8-3.3 | 107×62×136 | 2" 123,000 | 320×240 8.333fps 15s
160×112 8.333fps 60s | |
DSC-F505V[3] | April 2000 | 2.6 MP
1856×1392 | |||||
DSC-F55 | Feb 1999 | 2.1 MP
1600×1200 |
37mm f/2.8 | 103×79×48 | |||
DSC-F55V[4] | April 2000 | 2.6 MP
1856×1392 | |||||
DSC-F707[5] | August 2001 | 5 MP
2560×1920 |
38-190mm f/2.0-2.4 | 120×67×148 | 1.8" 123,000 | 320×240 16.666fps 15s 320×240 8.333fps unlimited |
Yes |
DSC-F717[6] | September 2002 | 320×240 16.666fps 320×240 8.333fps | |||||
DSC-F828[7] | August 2003 | 8 MP
3264×2448 |
28-200mm f/2.0-2.8 | 134×91×156 | 1.8" 134,000 | 640×480 30fps 640×480 16.666fps 160×112 8.333fps | |
DSC-F88[8] | May 2004 | 5 MP
2592×1944 |
38-114mm f/3.5-4.2 | 97.8×74.4×25.6 | 640×480 16.666fps 160×112 8.333fps |
No |
G series
Product | Production | Sensor specifications | Storage | Connectivity | Video | Lens | Screen |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
DSC-G1 | April 2007 | 6 MP
2816×2112 1/2.5" CCD |
2 GB internal storage | No | 640×480 30fps | 38-114mm f/3.5-4.3 | 3.5" 921,000 |
DSC-G3[9] | January 2009 | 10 MP
3648×2736 1/2.3" CCD |
4 GB internal storage | Integrated Wi-Fi and web browsing | 35 -140mm f/3.5-4.6 |
H series
All cameras used CCD sensors and had optical image stabilization. The series included bridge cameras and compact cameras.
Product | Production | Screen | Resolution | Zoom | Lens | Video | Size (WxHxD) mm | FPS |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
DSC-H1[10]
(bridge) |
February 2005 | 2.5" LCD
115,200 |
5.1 MP
1/2.5" CCD |
12× | 36-432mm f/2.8-3.7 | 640×480 30fps | 108×82×91 | 1.3fps (9 frames) |
DSC-H2[11]
(bridge) |
February 2006 | 2" LCD
85,000 |
6 MP
1/2.5" CCD |
640×480 30fps with optical zoom | 107.8×81.4×91.2 | 1.3fps (7 frames) | ||
DSC-H3[12](compact) | August 2007 | HDTV output
2.5" LCD 115,000 |
8.1 MP
1/2.5" CCD |
10× | 38-380mm f/3.5-4.4 | 106×68.5×47.5 | 2fps | |
DSC-H5[13]
(bridge) |
February 2006 | 3" LCD
230,000 |
7.2 MP
1/2.5" CCD |
12× | 36-432mm f/2.8-3.7 | 113.2×83×94 | 1.1fps (7.2 MP 7 shots)
1.4fps (640×480 100 shots) | |
DSC-H7[14]
(bridge) |
February 2007 | 2.5" LCD
115,000 |
8.1 MP
1/2.5" CCD |
15× | 31-465mm
f/2.7-4.5 |
109.5×83.4×85.7 | 2.2fps (100 shots) | |
DSC-H9[15]
(bridge) |
3.0" tilting LCD
230,000 |
113.2×83×94 | ||||||
DSC-H10[16](compact) | January 2008 | 3.0" LCD
230,000 |
10× | 38-380mm f/3.5-4.4 | 106×68.5×47.5 | 2fps | ||
DSC-H20
(compact) |
February 2009 | 10.1 MP
1/2.5" CCD |
720p 30fps with optical zoom | 107×69×47 | 1.8fps (100 shots) | |||
DSC-H50
(bridge) |
February 2008 | 3.0" tilting LCD
230,000 |
9.1 MP
1/2.3" CCD |
15× | 31-465mm
f/2.7-4.5 |
640×480 30fps with optical zoom | 116.1×81.4×86.0 | 1.6fps (100 shots) |
DSC-H55
(compact) |
February 2010 | 3" LCD
230,000 |
14.1 MP
1/2.3" CCD |
10× | 25-250mm f/3.5-5.5 | 720p 30fps with optical zoom | 103×58×29 | 1.84fps (4 shots) |
DSC-H70
(compact) |
January 2011 | 16.2 MP
1/2.3" CCD |
102×58×29 | 1fps (3 shots) | ||||
DSC-H90
(compact) |
February 2012 | 3" LCD
461,000 |
16× | 24-384mm f/3.3-5.9 | 105×60×34 | 1fps | ||
DSC-H200[17](compact) | January 2013 | 20 MP
1/2.3" CCD |
26.4× | 24-633mm
f/3.1-5.9 |
123×83×87 | 0.80fps (100 shots) | ||
DSC-H300
(compact) |
February 2014 | 35× | 25-875mm
f/3.4-6.5 |
130×95×122 | ||||
DSC-H400
(bridge) |
63× | 24.5-1550mm
f/3.4-6.5 |
130×93×103 | 0.71fps (100 shots) |
HX series
Note: HX is an abbreviation for HyperXoom
All cameras used CMOS sensors, could zoom optically while filming, and had optical image stabilization. The series included bridge cameras and Compact cameras with Superzoom.
Product | Production | Resolution | Zoom | Screen | Lens | Video | Connectivity | FPS | Accessories |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
DSC-HX1 | March 2009 | 9.1 MP
1/2.4" CMOS |
20× | 3" tilting LCD
230,000 |
28-560mm f/2.8-5.2 | 1080p 30fps | 10fps (10 shots) | Built-in EVF | |
DSC-HX5/V | January 2010 | 10.2 MP
1/2.4" BSI-CMOS |
10× | 3" LCD
230,000 |
25-250mm f/3.5-5.5 | 1080i 60/50 | GPS | ||
DSC-HX7V | January 2011 | 16.2 MP
1/2.3" BSI-CMOS |
3" LCD
921,600 | ||||||
DSC-HX9V | February 2011 | 16× | 24-384mm f/3.3-5.9 | ||||||
DSC-HX10V | February 2012 | 18.2 MP
1/2.3" BSI-CMOS | |||||||
DSC-HX20V | July 2012 | 18.2 MP
1/2.3" BSI-CMOS |
20× | 25-500mm f/3.2-5.8 | 1080p 60fps / 50fps | ||||
DSC-HX30V | February 2012 | Wi-Fi and GPS | |||||||
DSC-HX50V | April 2013 | 20 MP
1/2.3" BSI-CMOS |
30× | 24-720mm f/3.5-6.3 | Versatile hot shoe for optional accessories (EVF, flash, external mic) | ||||
DSC-HX60/V | Since 2014 | 26-780mm
f/3.5-6.3 |
Wi-Fi and NFC, V variant has GPS | ||||||
DSC-HX80 | March 2016 | 18.2 MP
1/2.3" BSI-CMOS |
3" tilting LCD
921,600 |
24-720mm f/3.5-6.4 | Built in EVF | ||||
DSC-HX90/V | April 2015 | ||||||||
DSC-HX95 | September 2018 | 4K 30fps
1080p 120fps |
NFC, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi | ||||||
DSC-HX99[page needed] | 3" tilting touch LCD
921,600 | ||||||||
DSC-HX100V | October 2011 | 16.2 MP
1/2.3" BSI-CMOS |
30× | 3" tilting LCD
921,600 |
27-810mm f/2.8-5.6 | 1080p 60fps / 50fps | GPS | ||
DSC-HX200V | March 2012 | 18.2 MP
1/2.3" BSI-CMOS | |||||||
DSC-HX300/V | February 2013 | 20.4 MP
1/2.3" BSI-CMOS |
50× | 24-1200mm
f/2.8-6.3 |
|||||
DSC-HX350/V | Since 2016 | ||||||||
DSC-HX400/V | February 2014 | Wi-Fi, GPS, and NFC | Built in EVF and hotshoe |
L series
The DSC-L1 camera is a zoom version of the ultra-compact Cyber-shot U series featured Real Imaging Processor and 14Bit DXP A/D Conversion.
Product | Production | Sensor specifications | LCD Screen | Lens | Video | Size WxHxD (mm) | Battery |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
DSC-L1 | August 2004 | 4.3 MP
2304×1728 1/2.7" CCD |
1.5" 78,000 | 32-96mm
f/2.8-5.1 |
640×480 30fps max (MPEG1) | 95×44.3×25.7 | NP-FT1 |
M series
Compact cameras with a unique vertical-grip design and an articulated screen
- DSC-M1 (2004, 5.0 MP, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-M2 (2005, 5.0 MP, 3× optical zoom)
Product | Production | Sensor specifications | LCD Screen | Lens | Video | Size WxHxD (mm) | Battery |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
DSC-M1 | September 2004 | 5 MP
2592×1944 1/2.4" CCD |
2.5" 123,000
Articulated |
38-114mm
f/3.5-4.4 |
640×480 30fps | 51×114×28 | NP-FT1 |
DSC-M2 | September 2005 | 5 MP
2592×1944 1/2.3" CCD |
51×123×32 | NP-FR1 |
MD series
Compact camera using MiniDiscs.
Product | Production | Sensor specifications | LCD Screen | Lens | Video | Size WxHxD (mm) | Battery |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
DSC-MD1 | 640×480 1/3" CCD |
2.5" | 38-114mm f/3.5-4.4 |
87×116×56 | NP-F100 |
N series
- DSC-N1 (2005, 3" LCD touch screen, 8.1 MP, 3× optical zoom)[19]
- DSC-N2 (2006, 3" LCD touch screen, 10.1 MP, 3× optical zoom)[20]
Product | Production | Sensor specifications | LCD Screen | Lens | Video | Size WxHxD (mm) | Battery |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
DSC-N1 | October 2005 | 8 MP
3264×2448 1/1.8" CCD |
3.0" 230,000 | 38-114mm
f/2.8-5.4 |
640×480 30fps | 94×60×20 | NP-BG1 |
DSC-N2 | September 2006 | 10 MP
3264×2448 1/1.7" CCD |
P series
Ultra-compact cameras with distinctive rounded edge on one side
- DSC-P1 (2000, 1.5" LCD, 3 MP, 3× optical zoom)[21]
- DSC-P2 (1.9 MP, 3× optical zoom)[22]
- DSC-P3 (2.8 MP)[23]
- DSC-P5 (1.5" LCD, 3.1 MP, 3× optical zoom)[24]
- DSC-P7 (1.5" LCD, 3.1 MP, 3× optical zoom)[25]
- DSC-P8 (2003, 1.5" LCD, 3.1 MP, 3× optical zoom)[26]
- DSC-P9 (2002, 1.5" LCD, 4.0 MP, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-P10 (2003, 1.5" LCD, 5.0 MP, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-P12 (Same as DSC-P10, packaged with more accessories)
- DSC-P20 (2001–2002, 1.1 MP, 3× digital zoom)[27]
- DSC-P30 (2002–2003, 1.2 MP)[28]
- DSC-P31 (2002–2003, 2 MP, 3× digital zoom)[29]
- DSC-P32 (2003, 3.2 MP, 1.6× digital zoom)[30]
- DSC-P41 (2004, 4.1 MP, fixed lens)
- DSC-P43 (2004, 4.1 MP, fixed lens)
- DSC-P50 (2001, 2.1 MP, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-P51 (2002, 2.1 MP, 2× optical zoom)
- DSC-P52 (2003, 3.2 MP, 2× optical zoom)
- DSC-P71 (2002, 3.2 MP, 3× optical zoom)[31]
- DSC-P72 (2003, 3.2 MP, 3× optical zoom)[32]
- DSC-P73 (2004, 4.1 MP, 3× optical zoom)[33]
- DSC-P92 (2003, 5 MP, 3× optical zoom)[34]
- DSC-P93 (2004, 5.0 MP, 3× optical zoom)[35]
- DSC-P100 (2004, 5.1 MP, 3× optical zoom)[36]
- DSC-P120 (special edition version of DSC-P100)
- DSC-P150 (2004, 7.2 MP, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-P200 (2005, 7.2 MP, 3× optical zoom)[37]
QX series
Lens-style compact cameras designed exclusively for use with smartphones.
- DSC-QX10 (2013, 18.2 MP, 1/2.3 inch (7.76 mm) Exmor R™ CMOS sensor, 10× optical zoom, f/3.3–5.9 Sony G Lens)[38]
- DSC-QX30 (2014, 20.4 MP, 1/2.3 inch (7.82 mm) Exmor R™ CMOS sensor, 30× optical zoom, ƒ/3.5–6.3 Sony G Lens)[39]
- DSC-QX100 (2014, 20.2 MP, 1-inch (13.2×8.8 mm) Exmor R™ CMOS sensor, 3.6× optical zoom, f/1.8–4.9 Carl ZEISS® Vario-Sonnar T* lens)[40]
- ILCE-QX1 (2014, 20.1 MP, APS-C (23.2×15.4 mm) CMOS sensor, interchangeable E-mount lens)
R series
Bridge camera with large sensor
- DSC-R1 (2005–2006, 10.3-MP APS-C. 5× 24–120 mm equivalent optical zoom, first Cyber-shot to use CMOS)[41][42]
RX series
- RX100 series – compact cameras with 1.0" type 20.2-MP sensors
- DSC-RX100 (2012, Exmor CMOS sensor with 28-100mm f1.8–4.9 Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens)
- DSC-RX100 II (2013, Exmor R CMOS sensor with 28-100mm f1.8–4.9 Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens)
- DSC-RX100 III (2014, Exmor R CMOS sensor with 24-70mm f1.8-2.8 Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens)
- DSC-RX100 IV (2015, Exmor RS CMOS sensor with 24-70mm f1.8-2.8 Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens)
- DSC-RX100 V (2016, Exmor RS CMOS sensor with 24-70mm f1.8-2.8 Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens)
- DSC-RX100 VI (2018, Exmor RS CMOS sensor with 24-200mm f2.8-4.5 Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens)
- DSC-RX100 VII (2019, Exmor RS CMOS sensor with 24-200mm f2.8-4.5 Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens)
- RX10 series – bridge cameras with 1.0" sensors
- DSC-RX10 (2013, 1.0" type 20-MP BSI-CMOS sensor with fixed zoom lens Carl Zeiss Sonnar T* 24–200mm (equivalent 35mm) F2.8 along the zoom range), BIONZ X processor as Sony α7, has 3 EV built-in ND filter, 10fps, Wi-Fi, and NFC. Capable for high video quality shoot with stepless aperture control, headphone and mic sockets, focus peaking, zebra exposure warning, and uncompressed video output.[43]
- DSC-RX10 II (2015, 20-MP BSI-CMOS sensor, BIONZ X processor)[44]
- DSC-RX10 III (2016)
- DSC-RX10 IV (2017)
- RX1 series – compact full-frame cameras with a fixed 35mm f/2.0 Carl Zeiss Sonnar T* lenses
- DSC-RX1 / DSC-RX1R (2012, 24-MP Exmor CMOS sensor)
- DSC-RX1R II (2015, 42.4-MP Exmor R CMOS sensor)
S series
The DSC-S85 (released in 2001), was the first 4-MP consumer-level digital camera.
- DSC-S30 (2000, 1.3 MP, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-S40 (2005, 4.0 MP, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-S45
- DSC-S50 (2000, 2.1 MP, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-S60 (2005, 2" LCD, 4.0 MP)[45]
- DSC-S70 (2000, 3.3 MP)[46]
- DSC-S75 (2001, 3.3 MP)[47]
- DSC-S80 (2005, 4.1 MP, 3× optical zoom)[48]
- DSC-S85 (2001, 4.1 MP, 3× optical zoom)[49]
- DSC-S90 (2005, 4.1 MP, 3× optical zoom)[50]
- DSC-S500 (6.0 MP. 3× optical zoom)[51]
- DSC-S600 (2006, 6.0 MP. 3× optical zoom)[52]
- DSC-S650 (2007, 7.2 MP, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-S700 (2007, 7.2 MP, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-S730 (2008, 7.2 MP. 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-S750 (2008, 7.2 MP. 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-S780 (2008, 8.1 MP. 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-S800 (2007, 8.1 MP. 6× optical zoom)
- DSC-S930 (2009, 10.1 MP. 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-S950 (2009, 10.1 MP. 4× optical zoom)
- DSC-S980 (2009, 12.1 MP. 4× optical zoom)
- DSC-S2000 (2010, 10.1 MP. 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-S2100 (2010, 12.1 MP. 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-S3000 (2011, 10.1 MP, 3× optical zoom)
Product | Production | Sensor specifications | Lens | Size WxHxD (mm) | LCD Screen | Video specifications | Removable media format | Battery |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
High-end S series | ||||||||
DSC-S30 | February 2000 | 1.3 MP
1280×960 1/2.7" CCD |
39-117mm
f/2.8-2.9 |
113×68×69 | 2" 123,000 tilting 180 degree | No | Original memory stick | NP-FM50 |
DSC-S50 | 2 MP
1600×1200 1/2.7" CCD |
320×240 8.333fps 15s
160×112 8.333fps 60s | ||||||
DSC-S70 | 3.2 MP
2048×1536 1/1.8" CCD |
34-102mm
f/2-2.5 |
117×70×65 | 1.8" 123,000 | ||||
DSC-S75 | February 2001 | 120×74×63 | 320×240 16.666fps 15s
320×240 8.333fps | |||||
DSC-S85 | June 2001 | 3.8 MP
2272×1704 1/1.8" CCD | ||||||
Mid-end S series | ||||||||
DSC-S40 | February 2005 | 4.1 MP
2034×1728 1/2.7" CCD |
32-96mm
f/2.8-5.2 |
99×52×34 | 1.5" 77,000 | 640×480 30fps
640×480 16.666fps 160×112 8.333fps |
Original memory stick | 2× AA |
DSC-S60 / S80 (Has manual mode) | May 2005 | 4.1 MP
2304×1728 1/2.7" CCD |
39-117mm
f/2.8-5.2 |
97×64×40 | 2" 115,000 | |||
DSC-S90 (Has manual mode) | 97×64×40 | 2.5" 115,000 | ||||||
DSC-S600 | January 2006 | 6 MP
2816×2112 1/2.5" CCD |
31-93mm
f/2.8-5.1 |
99.9×52×36.8 mm | 2" 85,000 | Memory Stick Duo | ||
Low-end S series | ||||||||
DSC-S45 | ??? | 5.2 MP
2592×1944 1/2.5" CCD |
32-96mm
f/2.8-4.8 |
91.4×66×33 | 2.4" 110,000 | 320×240 30fps | Memory Stick Duo | 2× AA |
DSC-S500 | June 2006 | 6 MP
2816×2112 1/2.5" CCD |
93×63×32 | |||||
DSC-S650 | January 2007 | 7.2 MP
3072×2304 1/2.5" CCD |
35-105mm
f/2.8-4.8 |
91×61×27 | 2" 115,000 | |||
DSC-S700 | 2.4" 112,000 | |||||||
DSC-S800 | May 2007 | 8 MP
3264×2448 1/1.8" |
37-222mm
f/2.8-4.8 |
93×63×39 | 2.5" 230,000 | |||
DSC-S730 | December 2007 | 7.2 MP
3072×2304 1/2.5" CCD |
35-105mm
f/2.8-4.8 |
91×61×29 | 2.4" 112,000 | |||
DSC-S750 | January 2008 | 90.8×56×26.5 | 2.5" 153,000 | |||||
DSC-S780 | 8 MP
3264×2448 1/2.5" CCD | |||||||
DSC-S930 | January 2009 | 10 MP
3648×2736 1/2.3" CCD |
38-108mm
f/2.9-5.4 |
90×61×26 | 2.4" 112,000 | |||
DSC-S950 | February 2009 | 33-132mm
f/2.5-5.6 |
93×56×24 | 2.7" 230,000 | NP-BK1 | |||
DSC-S980 | 12 MP
4000×3000 1/2.3" CCD | |||||||
DSC-S2000 | January 2010 | 10 MP
3456×2592 1/2.3" CCD |
35-105mm
f/3.1-5.6 |
97.6×61×27.2 | 2.5" 230,000 | 640×480 30fps | Memory Stick Duo / SD | 2×AA |
DSC-S2100 | 12 MP
4000×3000 1/2.3" CCD |
3" 230,000 | ||||||
DSC-S3000 | 2011 | 10 MP
3456×2592 1/2.3" CCD |
28-112mm
f/3-5.7 |
99×61×29.3 | 2.7" 230,000 |
T series
Ultra-thin compact cameras
- DSC-T1 (Jan 2004, 5.1 MP. 3× optical zoom)[53]
- DSC-T1C (2004, 7.2 MP. 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-T2 (Dec 2007, 2.7" LCD touch screen, 8.1 MP. 3× optical zoom, 4GB internal storage)
- DSC-T3 (2004, 2.5" LCD, 5.1 MP, 3× optical zoom)[54]
- DSC-T5 (Sep 2005, 2.5" LCD, 5 MP, 3× optical zoom)[55]
- DSC-T7 (May 2005, 2.5" LCD, 5.1 MP, 3× optical zoom)[56]
- DSC-T9 (Jan 2006, 2.5" LCD, 6 MP, 3× optical zoom)[57]
- DSC-T10 (Aug 2006, 2.5" LCD, 7.2 MP, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-T11 (2004, 5.0 MP, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-T20 (Apr 2007, 8.0 MP, 3× optical zoom)[58]
- DSC-T30 (May 2006, 3" LCD, 7.2 MP, 3× optical zoom)[59]
- DSC-T33 (Mar 2005, 5.1 MP, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-T50 (Oct 2006, 3.0" LCD touch screen, 7.2 MP. 3× optical zoom)[60]
- DSC-T70 (Sep 2007, 3.0-inch LCD touch screen, 8.1 MP, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-T75 (2007, 3.0-inch LCD touch screen, 8.1 MP, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-T77 (Sep 2008, 3.0-inch LCD touch screen, 10.1 MP, 4× optical zoom)
- DSC-T90 (Mar 2009, 3.0-inch LCD touch screen, 12.1 MP, 4× optical zoom, 720p HD Video)
- DSC-T99 (Aug 2010, 3.0-inch touch screen 14.1 MP, 720p HD Video, Sweep Panorama, 4× optical zoom, personalisation)
- DSC-T100 (Mar 2007, 3.0-inch LCD, 8.0 MP. 5× optical zoom)[58]
- DSC-T110 (Mar 2011, 3.0-inch touch screen, 16.2 MP, 720p HD Video, Intelligent Sweep Panorama, 4× optical zoom)
- DSC-T200 (Sep 2007, 3.5-inch touch screen LCD, 8.1 MP, 5× optical zoom)
- DSC-T300 (Mar 2008, 3.5-inch touch screen LCD, 10.1 MP, 5× optical zoom)
- DSC-T500 (Oct 2008, 3.5-inch touch screen LCD, 10.1 MP, 5× optical zoom, 720p HD Video)
- DSC-T700 (Sep 2008, 3.5-inch touch screen LCD, 4 GB internal memory, 10.1 MP, 4× optical zoom)[61]
- DSC-T900 (Mar 2009, 3.5-inch touch screen LCD, 12.1 MP, 4× optical zoom, 720p HD Video)
- DSC-TF1 (Jan 2013, 2.7-inch LCD (not touch-screen), 16.1 MP)
- DSC-TX1 (Sep 2009, 3.0-inch touch screen, 10.2 MP, 720p HD Video, Sweep Panorama, 4× optical zoom, personalisation)
- DSC-TX5 (Mar 2010, 3.0-inch touch screen, 10.2 MP, 720p HD Video, Sweep Panorama, 4× optical zoom, personalization, waterproof, dustproof, shockproof, freeze-proof)
- DSC-TX7 (Jan 2010, 3.5-inch touch screen, 10.2 MP, 1080i Full HD Video, Sweep Panorama, 4× optical zoom, personalisation)
- DSC-TX9 (Aug 2010, 3.5-inch touch screen, 12.2 MP, 1080i Full HD Video, 3D Sweep Panorama, 4× optical zoom, personalisation)
- DSC-TX10 (Mar 2011, 3.0-inch touch screen, 16.2 MP, 1080i Full HD Video, 3D Sweep Panorama, 3D stills, 4× optical zoom, personalization, waterproof, dustproof, shockproof, freeze-proof)
- DSC-TX20 (May 2012, 3.0-inch touch screen, 16.2 MP Exmor R CMOS, 4× optical zoom, 1080p Full HD Video, waterproof, shockproof)
- DSC-TX30 (Mar 2013, 3.3-inch OLED touch screen, 18.2-MP, 5× optical zoom, waterproof, shockproof, freezeproof, dustproof)
- DSC-TX55 (Sep 2011, 3.3-inch OLED, 16.2-MP Exmor R CMOS, 5× optical zoom, 10× Clear Image zoom / 26 mm wide angle, AVCHD Full HD Video, OLED, Sweep Panorama)[62]
- DSC-TX66 (Mar 2012, 3.3-inch OLED touch screen, 18.2 MP, Exmor R CMOS sensor, slim as an AA battery, Full HD 1080p60i Video, high speed AF, 5× optical zoom, 10× Clear Image zoom, up to 10fps)[63]
- DSC-TX100V (Mar 2011,3.5-inch touch screen, 16.2-MP CMOS sensor, 4× optical zoom, Full HD 1080i Video, 3D Sweep Panorama, 3D stills, transfer jet technology, HDMI output, GPS, Compass)
- DSC-TX200V (Mar 2012, 3.3-inch OLED touch screen, 18.2 MP, Full HD 1080p60 Video)
- DSC-TX300V (Mar 2012, 3.3-inch OLED touch screen, 18.2 MP, Japan release only)
U series
Sub-miniature cameras using 2×AAA batteries
- DSC-U10 (Jul 2002, 1.3 MP)
- DSC-U20 (Dec 2002, 2.0 MP)
- DSC-U30 (Jun 2003, 2.0 MP)
- DSC-U40 (Oct 2003, 2.0 MP)
- DSC-U50 (Aug 2003, 2.0 MP)
- DSC-U60 (Jun 2003, 2.0 MP, waterproof)
Product | Production | Sensor specifications | Lens | Size WxHxD (mm) | LCD Screen | Video specifications | Specialty | Removable media format |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
DSC-U10 | August 2002 | 1.3 MP
1280×960 1/2.7" CCD |
33mm f/2.8 | 113×68×69 | 1" 64,000 | 160×112 8.33fps 15s | Lens cap that acts like a power switch | Original memory stick |
DSC-U20 | September 2002 | 2 MP
1632×1224 1/2.7" CCD |
85×48 29 | |||||
DSC-U30 | May 2003 | 85×40×29 | ||||||
DSC-U60 | 60×117×43 | Waterproof | ||||||
DSC-U50 | August 2003 | 100×41×25 | Tilting lens | Memory Stick Duo | ||||
DSC-U40 | October 2003 | 83×39×26 | 320×240 8.333fps | Lens cap that acts like a power switch |
V series
'Prosumer' level Bridge cameras
- DSC-V1 (2003, 1.5" LCD, 5.0 MP, 4× optical zoom)[64]
- DSC-V3 (2004, 2.5" LCD, 7.1 MP, 4× optical zoom)[65]
W series
Cameras using a CCD Sensor and wide angle lens with a special coating.
With point-and-shoot camera sales decreasing, Sony has not made a new model since 2014 and is likely to discontinue the lineup.[citation needed]
- DSC-W1 (2004, 5.1 MP, Manual mode, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-W5/W15 (2005, 5.1 MP, Manual mode, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-W7/W17 (2005, 7.1 MP, Manual mode, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-W12 (2004, 5.1 MP, Manual mode, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-W30 (2006, 6.0 MP, no Manual mode, 3× optical zoom)[66]
- DSC-W35 (2007, 7.2 MP, no Manual mode, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-W40 (2006, 6.0 MP, no Manual mode, 3× optical zoom)[67]
- DSC-W50 (2006, 6.0 MP, no Manual mode, 3× optical zoom)[68]
- DSC-W55 (2007, 7.2 MP, no Manual mode, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-W70 (2006, 7.2 MP, no Manual mode, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-W80 (2007, 7.2 MP, no Manual mode, 3× optical zoom, HDTV output)
- DSC-W90 (2007, 8.1 MP, 3× optical zoom)
- DSC-W100 (2006, 8.1 MP, Manual Mode, 3× optical zoom)[69][failed verification]
- DSC-W110 (2008, 7.2 MP, no Manual mode, 4× optical zoom)
- DSC-W115 (2008, 7.2 MP, no Manual mode, 4× optical zoom)
- DSC-W120 (2008, 7.2 MP, no Manual mode, 4× optical zoom)
- DSC-W130 (2008, 8.1 MP, no Manual mode, 4× optical zoom)
- DSC-W150 (2008, 8.1 MP, no Manual mode, 5× optical zoom)
- DSC-W170 (2008, 10.1 MP, no Manual mode, 5× optical zoom)
- DSC-W180 (2009, 10.1 MP, 3× optical zoom)[70]
- DSC-W190 (2009, 12.1 MP, 3× optical zoom)[71]
- DSC-W200 (2007, 12.1 MP, Manual Mode, 3× optical zoom)[72]
- DSC-W210 (2009, 12.1 MP, no Manual mode, 4× optical zoom)[73]
- DSC-W215 (2007, 12.1 MP, no Manual mode, 4× optical zoom)
- DSC-W220 (2009, 12.1 MP, no Manual mode, 4× optical zoom)
- DSC-W230 (2009, 12.1 MP, no Manual mode, 4× optical zoom)
- DSC-W270 (2009, 12.1 MP, no Manual mode, 5× optical zoom, HD Movie 720p)
- DSC-W290 (2009, 12.1 MP, no Manual mode, 5× optical zoom, HD Movie 720p)
- DSC-W300 (2008, 13.6 MP, Manual Mode, 3× optical zoom, 2.7" LCD)[74]
- DSC-W310 (2010, 12.1 MP, 4× optical zoom, 2.7˝ LCD)
- DSC-W320 (2010, 14.1 MP, 4× optical zoom, 2.7˝ LCD)
- DSC-W330 (2010, 14.1 MP, 4× optical zoom, Full VGA Movie, 3.0˝ LCD)
- DSC-W350 (2010, 14.1 MP, 4× optical zoom, HD Movie 720p, 2.7˝ LCD)
- DSC-W360 (2010, 14.1 MP, 4× optical zoom, HD Movie 720p, 3.0˝ LCD)
- DSC-W370 (2010, 14.1 MP, 7× optical zoom, HD Movie 720p, 3.0˝ LCD)
- DSC-W380 (2010, 14.1 MP, 5× optical zoom, HD Movie 720p, 2.7˝ LCD)
- DSC-W390 (2010, 14.1 MP, 5× optical zoom, HD Movie 720p, 3.0˝ LCD)
- DSC-W510 (2011, 12.1 MP, 4× optical zoom, 2.7" LCD)
- DSC-W520 (2011, 14.1 MP, 5× optical zoom, 2.7" LCD)
- DSC-W530 (2011, 14.1 MP, 4× optical zoom, 2.7" LCD)
- DSC-W550 (2011, 14.1 MP, 4× optical zoom, 3.0" LCD)
- DSC-W560 (2011, 14.1 MP, 4× optical zoom, HD Movie 720p, 3.0" LCD)
- DSC-W570 (2011, 16.1 MP, 5× optical zoom, HD Movie 720p, 2.7" LCD)
- DSC-W580 (2011, 16.1 MP, 5× optical zoom, HD Movie 720p, 3.0" LCD)
- DSC-W610 (2012, 14.1 MP, 4× optical zoom, 2.6" LCD)
- DSC-W620 (2012, 14.1 MP, 5× optical zoom, HD Movie 720p, 2.6" LCD)
- DSC-W630 (2012, 16.1 MP, 5× optical zoom, HD Movie 720p, 2.6" LCD)
- DSC-W650 (2012, 16.1 MP, 5× optical zoom, HD Movie 720p, 3.0" LCD)
- DSC-W670 (2012, 16.1 MP, 6× optical zoom, HD Movie 720p, 2.6" LCD)
- DSC-W690 (2012, 16.1 MP, 10× optical zoom, HD Movie 720p, 3.0" LCD)
- DSC-W710 (2013, 16.1 MP, 5× optical zoom, HD Movie 720p, 2.7" LCD)
- DSC-W730 (2013, 16.1 MP, 8× optical zoom, HD Movie 720p, 2.7" LCD)
- DSC-W800 (2014, 20.1 MP, 5× optical zoom, HD Movie 720p, 2.7" LCD)
- DSC-W810 (2014, 20.1 MP, 6× optical zoom, HD Movie 720p, 2.7" LCD)
- DSC-W830 (2014, 20.1 MP, 8× optical zoom, HD Movie 720p, 2.7" LCD)
WX Series
Cameras using a CMOS Sensor, designed for faster auto-focus and low light capability. All cameras have optical image stabilization and can zoom optically while filming.
- DSC-WX1 (2009, 10.2 MP, no Manual mode, 5× optical zoom, G Lens, Sweep Panorama, HD Movie 720p)[75]
- DSC-WX5 (2010, 12.2 MP, 5× optical zoom, G Lens, 3D Sweep Panorama, HD Movie 1080i, 2.8˝ LCD)
- DSC-WX7 (2011, 16.2 MP, 5× zoom, 3D Sweep Panorama, Full HD Movie 1080/60i 2.3˝ LCD)
- DSC-WX9 (2011, 16.2 MP, 5× optical zoom, 3D Sweep Panorama, Full HD 1080/60i video, 3.0˝ LCD)
- DSC-WX10 (2011, 16.2 MP, 7× optical zoom, G Lens, 3D Sweep Panorama, HD Movie 1080i, 2.8˝ LCD)
- DSC-WX30 (2011, 16.2 MP, 5× optical zoom, 3D Sweep Panorama, HD Movie 1080p, 3.0˝ LCD)
- DSC-WX50 (2012, 16.2 MP, 5× optical zoom, 3D Sweep Panorama, HD Movie 1080p, 2.6˝ LCD)
- DSC-WX60 (2013, 16.2 MP, 8× optical zoom, Zeiss Lens, 3D Sweep Panorama, HD Movie 1080i, 2.7˝ LCD)
- DSC-WX70 (2012, 16.2 MP, 5× optical zoom, 3D Sweep Panorama, HD Movie 1080p, 3.0˝ LCD)
- DSC-WX80 (2013, Wi-Fi, 16.2 MP, 8× optical zoom, Zeiss Lens, 3D Sweep Panorama, HD Movie 1080i, 2.7˝ LCD)
- DSC-WX100 (2012, 18.2 MP, 10× optical zoom, G Lens, 3D Sweep Panorama, HD Movie 1080i, 2.7˝ LCD)
- DSC-WX150 (2012, 18.2 MP, 10× optical zoom, G Lens, 3D Sweep Panorama, HD Movie 1080i, 3.0˝ LCD)
- DSC-WX170 (2012, 18.2 MP, 10× optical zoom, G Lens, 3D Sweep Panorama, HD Movie 1080i, 3.0˝ LCD)
- DSC-WX200 (2013, Wi-Fi, 18.2 MP, 10× optical zoom, G Lens, 3D Sweep Panorama, HD Movie 1080i, 3.0˝ LCD)
- DSC-WX220 (2014, Wi-Fi, NFC, 18.2 MP, 10× optical zoom, G Lens, Exmor R CMOS Sensor, HD Movie 1080i with AVCHD, available to connect to 4K TV, 2.7˝ LCD)
- DSC-WX300 (2013, Wi-Fi, 18.2 MP, 20× optical zoom, G Lens, 3D Sweep Panorama, HD Movie 1080i, 3.0˝ LCD)
- DSC-WX350 (2014, Wi-Fi, NFC, Remote control with smartphone, 18.2 MP, 20× optical zoom, G Lens, Exmor R CMOS Sensor, HD Movie 1080i with AVCHD, available to connect to 4K TV, 3.0˝ LCD)
- DSC-WX500 (2015, 18.2 MP, 30× optical zoom, 180° Tilt LCD)
- DSC-WX800 (2018, 20 MP, 30× optical zoom, 180° Tilt LCD, 4K video, Eye-AF)
3D cameras
On July 7, 2010, Sony unveiled the Sony DSC-TX9 and DSC-WX5, which were the world's smallest 3D cameras and capture 3D images with a single lens system using a sweeping motion. Sony also introduced the DSC-T99 14.1 MP CCD camera for about $250. The three cameras above offered a 3D Sweep Panorama feature, which let one take panoramic pictures in a single press-and-sweep motion. The high-speed burst of frames is digitally stitched together to automatically create a detail-packed 3D panorama. These images can be viewed in 2D or 3D on compatible 3D televisions.[76]
Sony Ericsson mobile phones
In 2006, the now-defunct Sony Mobile (then known as Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications, a joint venture between Sony and Ericsson) launched a mobile phone using the Cyber-shot branding for the Sony Ericsson K800i, featuring a 3.2-MP Cyber-shot digital camera and a xenon flash.
On February 6, 2007, Sony Ericsson announced the K810 Cyber-shot phone. Building on the success of the K800, the K810 added a number of features that made its 3.2-MP autofocus camera even more camera-like. Sony Ericsson also expanded its Cyber-shot branding to a mid-range handset, the K550, which had a 2.0-MP camera bundled with autofocus and LED flash.
Sony Ericsson announced its flagship K850 on June 14, 2007, and its Candy-bar K770 on February 3, 2008.[77]
In Japan, Sony Ericsson used the Cyber-shot name on the SO905iCS, 'CS' standing for Cyber-shot. The handset featured an Exmor CMOS sensor, as well as a smile shutter, BRAVIA Screen and a 3× optical zoom mechanism.
As a successor to the popular K Series, Sony Ericsson introduced the 'C' Series in 2008. The initial handset released under this category was the 5-MP C902, with the C905 announced shortly thereafter. The C905 signalled Sony Ericsson's entry into the 8-MP camera phone market. The last Cyber-shot phone to be released in Japan was the Sony Ericsson S006 in October 2010.
All Cyber-shot phones featured the following:
(Features marked with an asterisk (*) are not included with every model, but belong to high-end releases (As of 13 January 2009[update]))
- A camera look-alike overall design
- Digital zoom
- Auto focus
- Flash (xenon or LED) with red-eye reduction
- Image stabiliser*
- Photo Fix (for a quick correction of photos)
- PhotoDJ (for enhancing photos)
- BestPic (Sony Ericsson's brand name for burst mode)*
- Photo blogging
- Video player
- Video recording
- Video stabilizer*
- Video streaming*
After Sony's mobile division ceased to be a joint venture in 2012, all production of new Cyber-shot phones have currently stopped.
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