Digital Camera Review
Oct 26, 2004
- By James Murray
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-P41 is one of the more economically priced Cyber-shot models, retailing for around US $179.95. Containing a surprisingly large 1/2.7 inch, 4 MP CCD, this model is armed to surpass most similarly priced models with higher image quality. However, this camera is only capable of 3x digital zoom, with absolutely no optical zoom capability. With limited custom control settings available, the Cyber-shot P41 is clearly made for the point-and-shoot consumer. The focus is predominately Auto based, with distance settings available through the on-screen menu. The camera's compact shape, rounded corners and slight weight make it easy to transport within the user's pocket. The camera includes direct print capabilities, a 1.5 inch LCD and a real image optical viewfinder. The Cyber-shot P41 can shoot in 5 still image settings, with an additional three audio/video settings capable of shooting video at up to 30 fps.
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-P41 is one of the more economically priced Cyber-shot models, retailing for around US $179.95. Containing a surprisingly large 1/2.7-inch, 4 MP CCD, this model is armed to surpass most similarly priced models with higher image quality. However, this camera is only capable of 3x digital zoom, with absolutely no optical zoom capability. With limited custom control settings available, the Cyber-shot P41 is clearly made for the point-and-shoot consumer. The focus is predominately Auto based, with distance settings available through the onscreen menu. The camera's compact shape, rounded corners, and slight weight make it easy to transport within the user's pocket. The camera includes direct print capabilities, a 1.5-inch LCD and a real image optical viewfinder. The Cyber-shot P41 can shoot in 5 still image settings, with an additional three audio/video settings capable of shooting video at up to 30 fps.
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