Stylish and powerful, the TX200v takes faster, clearer images
While Sony has always been constant with releasing upgrades of their old camera models, the 18-megapixel DSC-TX200V sets itself apart from the other Cyber-shots.
This is thanks to its non-protruding lens, adding to its sleek, polished appearance. Though half as rugged as shock-proof cameras, the glass-fronted camera is certified dust-proof and is waterproof of up to 16 feet. The enhanced auto focus function on the TX200V allows users to swiftly capture clear images even in dimly lit environments.
This is thanks to its non-protruding lens, adding to its sleek, polished appearance. Though half as rugged as shock-proof cameras, the glass-fronted camera is certified dust-proof and is waterproof of up to 16 feet. The enhanced auto focus function on the TX200V allows users to swiftly capture clear images even in dimly lit environments.
We love how this camera changes our photo viewing experiences. Instead of just showing your friends photographs of your trip around Asia , expand your viewing pleasure with the GPS log recording that tracks your journey on a map. You can even create artistic images within the camera, with new picture effect modes, watercolour and illustration.
Together with the TX200V, Sony also released the WX70 and WX50. All three cameras feature the BIONZ image processor capability and improved Optical SteadyShot image stabiliser, promising clearer handheld photos.
The new Sony Cyber-shot TX200V, WX70 and WX50 digital compact cameras will be available in Asia Pacific from March 2012.
Together with the TX200V, Sony also released the WX70 and WX50. All three cameras feature the BIONZ image processor capability and improved Optical SteadyShot image stabiliser, promising clearer handheld photos.
The new Sony Cyber-shot TX200V, WX70 and WX50 digital compact cameras will be available in Asia Pacific from March 2012.
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