| | |  | Point-and-shoot Digital Cameras | Home » » » » Sony Cyber-shot® DSC-S930 10-MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom, 2.4" LCD, Image Stabilization, Face Detection (Silver) | | | | | | | Description: | | The Sony DSC-S930 boasts enhanced shooting functions at a low cost, with 10.1 megapixel resolution, 3x optical zoom lens, and a bright, 2.4? Face detection technology automatically detects faces and delivers accurate, natural skin tones. SteadyShot? reduces blur from camera shake, and a High ISO allows fast shutter speed to avoid blur in low light. The Sony DSC-S930 boasts enhanced shooting functions at a low cost. You can capture photos with a high level of detail thanks to its 10.1 megapixel resolution and 3x optical zoom lens. Face detection technology automatically detects faces and delivers accurate, natural skin tones. SteadyShot? reduces blur from camera shake, and a High ISO allows fast shutter speed to avoid blurwhen shooting indoors or at twilight, even without flash. The DSC-S930 rounds out the package with a bright 2.4? LCD screen that helps you easily compose and review your photos. | | | Features: | |
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| | | Product Details: | | | Package Length:
| 7.4 inches | | Package Width:
| 5.6 inches | | Package Height:
| 2.9 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.95 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 6 reviews |
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20 of 26 found the following review helpful:
 Fantastic camera!!Dec 28, 2009
By phoong dan
"Correcting your misinformation"
I bought this camera a few weeks ago and it has been fantastic. The picture quality is wonderful and the camera is so well made. When you are holding it in your hand you can feel that Sony construction quality that puts everything American made to shame. The picture quality is very good, and even if you visibly "move" the camera while taking a photo, it still does not come out blurry - hence the "steady shot" moniker that the camera is named for. And I didn't notice any excessively long delay when I hit the button until the time the camera took the photo. The camera is really a very easy to use point and shoot camera. And the layout/design make it easy to quickly learn what each button's function is. I had a nice Fuji Film (2004) camera that I was looking to upgrade, and I've been very happy with this Sony product.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
pleasedOct 02, 2010
By bigretriever
Camera is working great. Buying refurb saved money. Have had Sony before, probably buy Sony again.
4 of 6 found the following review helpful:
 Defective camera and abysmal customer serviceNov 24, 2010
By Jaxbells
"Jaxbells"
We purchased this in mid April of this year and by our trip in June, the lens cover would not open properly, rendering the camera inoperable. We were advised that the camera was within warranty and sent the camera in, only to learn that it was actually out of warranty and that they wanted far more than the original cost of the camera to repair it. Apparently, it was a refurb unit with only a 90 day warranty (we did not send the camera in right away because we had been told it was a 1 year warranty). We have evidence that the camera was not working in June (well within the warranty period), but Sony would not budge. We wasted our valuable time and money sending the camera in to the repair center only to learn that we had been advised incorrectly by Sony. We are deeply disappointed with Sony's quality and customer service. We simply refuse to buy Sony again based upon this experience.
 Not a good device at allDec 15, 2011
By Roger
I guess you get what you paid for and I learned that by purchasing this camera at Wall Mart for $80 (on sale). I've owned it for a little over a year now. Take this from me (and from other reviewers), the battery life is ridiculously short. I put in brand new Sony-branded batteries this month and couldn't even use the camera beyond 20 pictures at a friend's party. After that, it started to shut off when the flash light was engaged. This, of course, was not an isolated experience. This camera has been doing this to me for a while. I myself contacted Sony and the rep said that the device might need servicing. Price tag (since mine is out of warranty): $107, which is more than what I paid for. Furthermore, picture quality is not the best. Some smartphone cameras do a better job. Anybody who reads my reviews on here know I'm loyal to Sony. But I'm always fair in my reviews. Therefore, I recommend to anyone shopping for a point and shoot device not to buy this specific product. If you're a Sony fan, I would look for a better model. I will make sure my next camera doesn't take AA batteries but instead can be charged via power. If you don't care about the Sony brand, I definitely would look elsewhere. There are other manufacturers who make better products in the same class.
0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
my mistakeSep 14, 2011
By Duncan L. MacFarlane
"dmacfar139"
This is an archaic camera and probably should be discontinued by Sony because its performance reflects poorly on a good company. Tempted by the price (~$100) i purchased it as a replacement for another Sony model. My biggest problem with the camera is that the screen was so dim that it was worthless outdoors -- even on cloudy days. Fragile too, it's already broken, the lens jammed somehow in my padded knapsack. I'll take the blame here for buying a product that wasn't a match for what i needed.
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