[clara_man]

本人想買1部 $3000左右既 dc, 睇中左 sony 30, 不過d人又話sony機唔好, 又多紅眼.
因為家人已經有一部 canon 750, 所以都唔會考慮canon, 而 fuji f30, movie 好似話冇得zoom.
請問大家有冇咩建議呀??

[wall_au]

T30 不錯...之前日頭影幾正,室內ok...至於紅眼問題...暫未有...
movie 有得zoom... 幾正o架
T10 silm d, 同埋應該平過T30少少...

[wall_au]

T30 不錯...之前日頭影幾正,室內ok...至於紅眼問題...暫未有...
movie 有得zoom... 幾正o架
T10 silm d, 同埋應該平過T30小小...

[eedbt]

$10 買本今其期 《HI-TECH WEEKLY》 睇下

我話 F30 點正點靚都冇用 , 你根本想買 Sony T30

Fuji F30 movie 冇得zoom

[mk07]

clara_man
似仲t30好d ar!

[Contax_N]

T30 Sharp and Fully colour
F30 Fujifilm Colour A ? S Mode

[昌仔]

f30拍片無得zoom和稍嫌大部, 但相質素靚

[zeusho]

T30是一部不錯的Snapshot DC：

http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/sony/dsc_t30-review/index.shtml

The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T30 takes everything that was great about its predecessor (the DSC-T9) and makes them bigger. You get more pixels, a bigger screen, and almost double the battery life. The camera does get a bit larger to accommodate some of these features, but it's still a very compact (not to mention stylish) camera. While it's not for everybody, the DSC-T30 is a camera that I can easily recommend to most folks.

The DSC-T30 has put on a bit of weight since the T9, but it's still a very compact camera (similar in size to Canon's SD700). The T30 has a stylish metal body that comes in silver and black, though I'm (still) not thrilled with its sliding lens cover and flimsy door over the battery/memory card compartment. The two big features on the T30 include its huge 3-inch LCD display and optical image stabilizer. The LCD is big, high resolution, and easy to see indoors and outside. Not surprisingly, there's no room for an optical viewfinder on the camera. The image stabilization feature (Sony calls is Super SteadyShot) lets you use slower shutter speeds than you could otherwise, and it helps smooth out your movies as well. Sony built a whopping 58MB of memory into the T30, though picking up a large Memory Stick Duo card is still a good idea.

Like all of the T-series cameras, the DSC-T30 is a 100% point-and-shoot camera. There are no manual controls of any kind, which is too bad, as it could use some (most notably white balance). What you will find is a fairly run-of-the-mill selection of scene modes that cover the most common shooting situations. The T30 offers a high sensitivity mode, though I'd skip it and adjust the ISO manually to avoid the high noise levels and poor color saturation at ISO 800 and above. The camera has Sony's now standard MPEGMovie VX mode, which allows for unlimited recording at 640 x 480, 30 fps. Even better, you can use the optical zoom while filming movies. The T30 also has the enhanced slideshow feature that's on a couple of Sony cameras this year.

Camera performance is excellent in almost all areas. The T30 starts up in a little over a second, focuses very quickly, and shutter lag was not a problem. Battery life was superb for an ultra-compact camera, and the USB 2.0 High Speed support will quickly transfer those big photos and movies to your PC. The only disappointment in this area was the burst mode, which chugs along at just 1.1 frames/second.

Photo quality was very good in most situations. The T30 typically took well-exposed photos with accurate color and low noise levels. Speaking of noise, you'll be able to make large prints through ISO 200, and maybe at ISO 400 as well (noise reduction software will certainly help here). The ISO 800 and 1000 settings weren't very impressive, with lots of noise and noticeably worse color saturation. Purple fringing levels were above average, and redeye was a big problem as well. The T30 probably isn't the best choice if you shoot under unusual lighting, as my macro test shot hopefully showed. If you do a lot of that then you'll probably want to find a camera with a custom white balance feature.

If you want an ultra-compact camera that offers style, performance, image stabilization, and a huge LCD display then the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T30 is for you. It's not for people who want manual controls or those who shoot under unusual lighting -- but for everyone else, this little camera is well worth your time.

What I liked:

Stylish, ultra-thin metal body; comes in black and silver
Optical image stabilizer
Very good photo quality (though see issues below); low noise levels through ISO 400
Snappy performance
Huge LCD display; good outdoor / low light visibility
AF-assist lamp; good (but sluggish) low light focusing
Tons of built-in memory
Awesome battery life
Nice movie mode; zoom can be used while filming
Enhanced slideshow feature
Optional underwater case
Support for USB 2.0 High Speed protocol
What I didn't care for:

Redeye
Above average purple fringing; some corner softness
No manual controls; custom white balance and long shutter speed modes needed
Burst mode could be better
Annoying sliding lens cover
Flimsy cover over memory card / battery compartment
No optical viewfinder