In general the Xacti C1 EX camera is an attractive digital camera. The design is beautiful and the camera is easy to use. The division of the menu in Basic and Expert is an inventive way to increase the user friendliness of the camera. The useful docking station completes the story. Still we are criticising something: the price. It simply is too high. This camera would be extremely suitable to be adopted by the mass but the price tag is the biggest obstacle. Beside that some features don't meet the nowadays standards. The time span when storing movie clips on the delivered memory card is far too long, the camera is not capable of taking series of images and the range of the internal flash is too limited.
The operation of the camera is fine and well-organised. The camera fits perfectly in the hand and is comfortable considering weight and size to carry around with you. The quality of the movie clips is excellent and the quality of the stereo sound that comes with it is a welcoming contribution.
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Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Sanyo Xacti E6 Review
Sanyo E6 camera - Quality pictures
The camera's housing is of high quality and no comments can be made on parts such as the 3x optical zoom lens. The lens can be set from wide angle to telephoto in 8 stops precisely. The speed of zooming is very pleasant, not restlessly speedy, but convincingly approaching the target. In practice the images are true-coloured. In some cases colour shifting appears, although not always visible straight away. The Xacti E6 also does well with backlit images; only showing chromatic aberration here and there, but not excessively and compared with competing cameras it performs averagely. The noise ratio until and including 100 ISO is perfect, higher ISO values contain more noise. The auto white balance is capable of filtering nearly every image to a neutral reproduction with the exception of shooting in strong artificial light. You really have to adjust the white balance and choose the type of artificial light that you're shooting in to prevent excessive colour cast.
The camera's housing is of high quality and no comments can be made on parts such as the 3x optical zoom lens. The lens can be set from wide angle to telephoto in 8 stops precisely. The speed of zooming is very pleasant, not restlessly speedy, but convincingly approaching the target. In practice the images are true-coloured. In some cases colour shifting appears, although not always visible straight away. The Xacti E6 also does well with backlit images; only showing chromatic aberration here and there, but not excessively and compared with competing cameras it performs averagely. The noise ratio until and including 100 ISO is perfect, higher ISO values contain more noise. The auto white balance is capable of filtering nearly every image to a neutral reproduction with the exception of shooting in strong artificial light. You really have to adjust the white balance and choose the type of artificial light that you're shooting in to prevent excessive colour cast.
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