Sony DSC-W330 14.1MP Digital Camera, Blue
$179.99
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Sony DSC-W330 14.1MP Digital Camera, Blue Price History
Price History for Sony DSC-W330 14.1MP Digital Camera with 4x Wide Angle Zoom with Digital Steady Shot Image...
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Current Price | $179.99 | January 10, 2025 |
Highest Price | $179.99 | October 20, 2024 |
Lowest Price | $155.00 | October 12, 2024 |
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$179.99 | October 20, 2024 |
$155.00 | October 12, 2024 |
Sony DSC-W330 14.1MP Digital Camera, Blue Description
- 26mm Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens with 4x optical zoom
- 14.1-megapixel CCD sensor and 3.0-inch LCD screen (230k pixels)
- SteadyShot Image Stabilization reduces blur; iAuto mode automatically optimizes camera settings
- Smile Shutter technology automatically captures a smile
- Card slot for optional Memory Stick Duo media and SD media
Sony DSC-W330 14.1MP Digital Camera, Blue Specification
Specification: Sony DSC-W330 14.1MP Digital Camera, Blue
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Sony DSC-W330 14.1MP Digital Camera, Blue Reviews (9)
9 reviews for Sony DSC-W330 14.1MP Digital Camera, Blue
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Harry01. –
good
Amelie –
I never write reviews for ordered products, however I feel it is necessary. I adore the Sony DSC-W570! It was exactly what I expected it to be. The pictures are beautiful and the quality is amazing! There so many different photography options and images come out beautifully when using flash (including in low lighting). My only complaint would be that the item condition was listed as โVery Goodโ and when it arrived it had some pretty noticeable scratches and one small dent on the corner nearest to the battery and SD card slot. Otherwise, I am very happy with my purchase and I highly recommend this camera if youโre looking for a good Point & Shoot camera. (P.S. Iโm currently using the San Disk 32GB SDHC card and it stores up to 10,000 pictures. I would recommend getting that as well if youโre going to be taking a lot of pictures before transferring them to a computer or memory card).
Ann –
I went by the ratings and also word of mouth before buying this camera and I actually bought 2 cameras… one Panasonic Lumix 12 MP and this Sony 14.1 MP. Upon first site, the Panasonic appears to be built better. The buttons were larger and the camera was a little heavier. I thought, for sure, I’d keep the Panasonic. Well, after trying both of them simultaneously the Sony took better pictures. The Sony has a Carl Zeiss lense which is a very good lense. Of course, all cameras have brightness adjustments, etc, but the Sony knew when to let more light in when there was not enough light (great for dim light pics). I’m sure the Panasonic could do the same if you want to keep adjusting the lighting, but I want a camera that is going to take great pics with pointing and shooting and this camera does just that. The reason the imaging takes longer to see clearly on the LCD when you go back to view pics, I would assume, is because it is a 14.1 Mega Pixel (a lot of information) at a great price so it takes a 1/4 sec to focus the pic in clearly! I don’t mind it. I’d rather have great pics when transporting them onto a computer, viewing them on the computer or TV or printing them. Also, when you go into a photo editor, the clarity is scary. You can see every little detail. If you want to spend another $30 there’s also the Sony W350, which will allow for viewing high def videos on your high def TV, but I viewed a video I took with the W330 and the clarity is still great.
JB –
We had a Sony camera for several years that finally gave up the ghost, and thought this model would make a good replacement. Unlike the prior model, it offers virtually no user control. Worst of all, there is a considerable delay between pushing the shutter button and the picture being taken, resulting in lots of lost shots. There’s apparently no way to adjust for bright backgrounds, so beach and snow shots are not really possible. Pictures come out dark, and due to the delay, often blurred. We bought one for our son and his wife, and the same issues show up in their photos. The display is good though…..
Kelly Vee –
I purchased this camera to replace a broken Sony camera (it didn’t revive a drop). We have been very happy with Sony cameras and have been buying them over the last 10 years. This would have been our 5th. I tried to like it and just couldn’t.
Pros: Took nice images when it was in a setting it liked, bright with no moment. My Sony memory cards and accessories still were usable. Plus, it was nice to have a familiar lay out and symbols.
Cons: Largest draw back which caused the camera to be returned was it took soo long to take a photo I missed my babies smiles. It was as if the camera was thinking too hard to take a picture. It also felt cheap. Not sure what it’s made of, guess I could look, but it felt like cheap aluminum. Not comfy to hold. It took awful images in low light. There were so many things going on feature wise, face detection, smile detection, etc. it was a mess on the screen. You could turn these off, I suppose.
I’m not a camera guru by a long shot and I have a very nice Canon DSLR for professional quality pictures but I was expecting more from Sony in this point in shoot. I sent it back and purchased a Canon PowerShot SD1400IS 14.1 MP Digital Camera with 4x Wide Angle Optical Image Stabilized Zoom and 2.7-Inch LCD (Black) which I am thrilled to pieces with.
I can not attest to the video quality as I didn’t even want to take the time. It could have taken the worlds best video and I still wouldn’t have kept it.
Keep Shopping!
Jwb –
Actually I never even used the thing. Here in Kandahar, there are precisely 1 billion TCNs. If you’re not familiar with the term, TCN stands for third country national. They aren’t from NATO or ISAF nations, and aren’t citizens of the host nation. Anyway, I digress..
Whomever told the TCNs about Amazon deserves a swift karate chop in the throat because these dudes will come up to you day and night asking you to order stuff. It will be weird stuff that will have no apparent effect on their quality of life back home, but they MUST have the stuff for whatever reason. That said, it isn’t easy telling the poor buggers no, so I end up spending a small truckload of money on this site each month.
This camera is a prime example. The dude we’re talking about in this case comes from a place where, I imagine, indoor plumbing probably doesn’t exist yet, electricity may or may not be present, and his 25 kids most likely don’t wear shoes.
Who needs any of that when you’ve got a sweet new camera?? Now you can take photos of all the poverty and squalor and upload them to your favorite social networking site! Yay! Assuming first, of course, you hit somebody else up to order you a laptop, then you bothered another 4 guys for all the accessories, peripherals, carrying cases, etc. Once all those bases are covered, and you find a dialup connection somewhere in the village, you’ll be living the TCN dream.
I really would’ve liked to try this camera out, but at the end of the month when I see my credit card bill, I can’t bring myself to spend money on the things I want. That’s about the end of my rant I suppose. If you ever meet a TCN, thank him for keeping the US Postal Service alive, and ask if you can see his s***ty pictures. You get 10 extra points if he’s wearing a US Polo Assn watch also ordered from Amazon. Out.
Margaret Steacy –
i have used this type of travelling camera for year. it is great and takes great pictures and videos and fits into a small pocket .. well worth it and I love the service i get from amazon. when i needed a new one they searched all their sites and got me one get product and good service
Nazir Mohammed ters 1987 –
yes best for the price and i get it in few days
Valentina –
the paint is a bit damaged but nothing too serious, works perfectly and shipping came at the exact date