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How to Buy a Sony Cybershot Series Camera

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Sony's Cybershot line of cameras offer a range of digital camera options from ultra compact models which fit easily in a pocket or purse, to point and shoot models which have fully automatic features to larger more advanced models with long zoom ranges and some manual setting capabilities. If you have decided on a Sony Cybershot digital camera, you'll want to get the right model for the right price.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Instructions
  1. Step 1

    Decide how you will use camera. Think about if you need an ultra-compact camera for easy transportation, what size of prints you will want and if you will need a zoom lens for things like sports.

  2. Step 2

    Choose a three megapixel point and shoot Sony Cybershot camera to save some money if you will only want 4 by 6 inch prints. However, if you want some 8 by 10 inch prints as well, choose at least a six megapixel model. For a camera with a long zoom, you must consider Sony's more advanced line of larger digital cameras.

  3. Step 3

    Go to the Sony website to compare their digital camera models. From the "Electronics" menu choose "Cameras and Camcorders" and then "Shop and Compare." Choose a type of camera for a list of models. Review the specifications and narrow your choice down to one camera that best fits your needs.

  4. Step 4

    Read reviews for your chosen camera online. You'll find in depth reviews of Sony Cybershot digital cameras and a selection of sample images on many websites.

  5. Step 5

    Look for a good deal on your digital camera. Compare prices at retail stores and be sure to check online as well. You might get a better deal online.

Tips & Warnings
  • Sony CyberShot digital cameras feature proprietary batteries and memory. To expand your memory or get extra batteries, you will need to buy Sony-branded products.

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jimdris said

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on 1/7/2008 I've owned 3 Sony cameras and they all used AA batteries. Their memory sticks are also available from Sansa and other brands.

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