Review: Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX1

Written by Noel Christensen in Camera , Review

Not all online media has gone on vacation, and DigitalCameraReview.com has reviewed the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX1.

DigitalCameraReview.com wrote:
Point and shoot digital cameras have a come a long way in the Past Decade - most er nu Capable of capturing high quality images outdoors in good light. But digital cameras nuisance rally do not do as well in low-light situation, indoors, and after dark. Digital images shot in low light environments ofte show lots of noise and display flat, dull colors. Sony's new Cyber-shot DSC-HX1 was designed two change that.

The WX1 utilizes an innovative new back-illuminated CMOS sensor att Sony claims vil capture SHARPER, more Detailed images in low / dim lighting - images with less noise and more vibrant colors enn nævnes shot with standard CMOS and CCD sensors.

Standard front-illuminated CMOS sensor er Constructed so som light (after passing through the lens) must simply pass through a metal wiring grid før striking the light-sensitive pixel receptors. Konsekvens, somebody light is lost. Back-illuminated sensors position the wiring grid Beneath the light-sensitive pixel receptors - Increasing light gathering capability by up to 200% over traditional CMOS sensors. This makes the diminutive WX1 a superb tool for capturing images in available light environments - an specielt Useful Ability indoors, after dark, and in poor weather.

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