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For the post today, BlogBits Team had a good enough look at the latest talk-of-the-Sony-town DSC-T77, supposedly the sleekest, slimest thing that ever happened to the CyberShot series. For one thing it comes dressed in five different colours to suit one and all, and for other it is so tiny, just slips in the pocket as easily as a mobile phone! Its the successor to the well received T70. T70 made an impact with gadget-lovers for its touch-sensitive controls and smile-shutter feature which waits until the subject smiles before automatically taking the shot. Sony has enhanced these features for T77 while adding a better zoom and slimmer body.
With 94×57x15mm dimensions and 151g weight, battery included , the Cyber-shot T77 looks like T70 from front view, but is much slimmer; no wonder Sony claims it’s the thinnest camera to feature a 4x optical zoom range-slim enough to slip into skinny jeans pocket!
Like other Cyber-shot T models, the T77 has a slide front panel to power the camera on and off, while protecting the lens. The metal body and flip mechanism are well-built, but there’s not much to hold the camera when in use. At the back there’s a small metal thumb rest with vertical ridges for grip. While its hard to hold in one hand, you could block the lens while holding with both hands.
What makes T77 a real upgrade over T70 is its remarkeable optical range 4x equivalent to 35-140mm – which is comfortably longer than before.
Over to the official features for the Camera.
Sony DSC-T77 Official Features
- 10.1 effective megapixels resolution for clear enlargements beyond A3 size
- Ultra-slim, contemporary design (just 15mm thick) slips discreetly into pocket or bag
- Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens with 4x optical zoom
- Smile Shutter with easier operation waits until subject smiles before firing the shutter: with selectable child/adult priority
- Enhanced Face Detection with auto child/adult recognition optimises focus, exposure, white balance and skin tone for clearer portraits
- Intelligent Scene Recognition selects correct shooting mode depending on subject
- New Portrait mode with Anti-blink technology for fewer shots spoiled by closed eyes
- Large, wide 3.0-inch (230K dot) Clear Photo LCD Plus touchscreen
- HD Output compatible with PhotoTV HD displays for optimised still images on BRAVIA TV
- BIONZ processor for enhanced image quality with low noise and fast response
- Double Anti-blur with Optical SteadyShot image stabilisation and High Sensitivity ISO 3200 for clearer handheld shooting in low light
- D-Range Optimiser adjusts exposure and contrast in high-contrast and backlit scenes
- Easy image management functions with folder, date, favourites and event views plus face searches
- Fun in-camera retouching and paint functions
Which means the new camera is worth the bucks at retail price from £169.99.
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