Granted, I've only been able to use the camera for a few weeks now, but I have to admit I'm not overly impressed. I disregarded several of the negative reviews I read on this, trying to be optimistic, but that isn't working out for me. The biggest negative I've noticed is indoor shots that require the flash are very grainy. Much more grainy than my last Sony Cybershot was. I haven't fiddled around with many of the settings yet, so perhaps it's a learning curve, however, the whole reason I got a point and shoot was so that I didn't have to worry about settings to grab a quick shot.
Positives: The ease of use is great. I need to use reader glass for things up close, and the settings on this camera are big enough that I don't have to use my readers in order to change settings, or switch from video clips to shots. I really like that.
I'm hopeful I'll be able to dial in what I need on this camera and be able to count on awesome shots, but so far, I'm not getting the quality of pictures I'd hoped for with this 10 megapixel camera.Get more detail about Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX1/H 10MP "Exmor R" CMOS Digital Camera with 3-inch Touch-Screen LCD (Grey).
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