Front (7.5)
Below the three buttons is the DiMAGE X60’s navigation control, which consists of four buttons arranged around a selection button. The four navigation buttons each have a square bump that protrudes outward to facilitate their identification by touch. The top button, distinguished by a green trash icon and a black lightning bolt and eye, is used to delete images in playback mode and toggle through the flash options. The right button, which has no icon, is used for menu navigation and for scrolling through images in playback mode. The left button also lacks an accompanying icon and is used solely for navigation and scrolling. The bottom button’s functionality is identified by a black self-timer and burst icon and a slanted green square with an arrow, indicating image rotation. This button is used for navigation as well. 
Right Side (7.5)
The left side of the DiMAGE X60 has the camera’s AC adapter jack at the top as well as the USB / A/V out port at the bottom. Between is the door to access the DiMAGE X60’s SD memory card slot. Alongside the memory card door, towards the front face of the camera, is a continuation of a raised aluminum strip intended to aid handling, especially during one-handed shooting. On top of the strip is an eyelet for the DiMAGE X60’s included hand strap.

Top (6.5)
The top of the DiMAGE X60 has a raised metal strip that contains the shutter release button, the camera mode toggle switch, and the camera’s speaker. Written on the left of the strip is the camera’s resolution; “5.0 Mega Pixels.” To the right of the writing is a series of holes that cover the DiMAGE X60’s speaker. Located in the center of the strip is the mode switch that toggles between still image shooting, preset program modes, and movie/audio recording. The still mode is indicated by a black camera icon, the preset program is adorned with a portrait icon, while the movie/audio mode is represented with a movie camera / classic cardioid microphone graphic. Slightly raised along the far right of the camera’s top is the large, silver shutter release button.

Bottom (3.5)
The bottom of the DiMAGE X60 houses a tripod socket below the lens. Unfortunately, the socket is made of plastic, limiting its functionality as its material is prone to breaking or stripping. To the right of the socket is a door that covers the DiMAGE X60’s battery. The door unlatches by sliding to the right and springing open.

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