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Sony's 10-megapixel, 5X-optical-zoom (24mm to 120mm) Cyber-shot DSC-WX1 is among the first pocket cameras to offer Sony's redesigned, low-light-optimized Exmor R sensor. Those low-light chops are the marquee feature of this very compact camera, which e...
Very compact size, Useful modes for low-light shots and panoramas, Very good battery life, Superb image quality, especially in low light...
Lacks full manual controls, Buttons are a bit small...
At around $330, the WX1 does cost a bit much for a camera with no manual shutter or aperture controls. However, for the price, you get a very compact, very stylish camera that takes excellent photos in dark settings, and its unique in-camera modes mak...
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IntroductionOnce the digicam makers had created face detection and smile sensing, we were left wondering what they’d think of next. Sony managed to think up some new tricks for its digicams, which are squarely aimed at consumers who expect advanced fe...
on the SONY DSC-WX1I liked the little Sony WX1 as a take-anywhere and fit-into-just-about-any-pocket, point-and-shoot digicam. The lens is faster and wider than average, and the intelligent auto mode works very well for easy shooting. Low-light perfor...
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Those low light chops are the marquee feature of the very compact Sony Cyber-shot DSC-WX1 camera, which excels in dark situations thanks to its unique shooting modes.Rather than forcing the shooter to boost ISO equivalency in order to take a brightly...
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-WX1 does cost a bit much for a camera with no manual shutter or aperture controls. However, for the price, you get a very compact, very stylish camera that takes excellent photos in dark settings, and its unique in-camera modes...
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The 10-megapixel, 5X-optical-zoom (24mm to 120mm) Sony Cyber-shot DSC-WX1 ($330 as of 3/8/2010) is among the first pocket cameras to offer Sony's redesigned, low-light-optimized Exmor R sensor. Those low-light chops are the marquee feature of this very...
Superb image quality, especially in low light, Very good battery life, Very compact size, Useful modes for lowlight shots and panoramas...
Pricey for the lack of full manual controls, Buttons are a bit small...
The small-but-skilled Cyber-shot WX1 takes phenomenal low-light shots and easy panoramic images, making it a superb compact camera for anyone without giant hands...
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electronicsme.com Updated:
2015-02-26 08:24:56
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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-WX1 is a new 10 megapixel, 5 times optical zoom point-and-shoot digital camera from Sony. It features Sony's new EXMOR CMOS sensor technology, which provides excellent low-light performance. Other features include a 24-120mm focal l...
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-WX1 is not your average point-and-shoot camera. The new EXMOR sensor technology overcomes many of the shortcomings of compact cameras with small sensors. Its performance specs are truly impressive, and the build quality is above...
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techreviewsource.com Updated:
2015-02-26 08:24:56
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The small-bodied Cyber-shot DSC-WX1 from Sony packs a punch with a huge feature set, including a lightning fast image processor, wide-angle aperture, and a 10.2 megapixel CMOS sensor. You also get 720p high-definition video capture and TV connecti...
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Sony's $299.99 (direct) Cyber-shot WX1 may fool you with its petite body, but this camera packs big features. The camera's lens includes a maximum wide-angle aperture of f/2.4, allowing the WX1 to capture more light than your average point and shoot...
Compact body. f/2.4 lens enables fast shutter speeds in low light. Fantastic low-light performance. Fast capture speed. Shoots 720p HD video.
Noticeable image blooming in bright light. Limited connectivity options.
The Sony WX1 is a great choice for intermediate photographers looking for a very compact camera with great low-light performance...
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Point and shoot digital cameras have come a long way in the past decade - most are now capable of capturing high quality images outdoors in good light. But digital cameras generally don't do as well in low-light situations, indoors, and after dark...
Impressive noise management, Excellent 5x zoom, 720p movie mode...
Slight tendency toward overexposure, No direct access to the most commonly changed/adjusted camera settings and functions...
I really enjoyed using the WX1 and I captured some interesting images with it, but I also found the camera a bit frustrating - it sometimes appears to have been designed by a committee. On the one hand, the WX1 provides a lot of nifty features that we...
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buy-n-shoot.com Updated:
2015-02-26 08:24:56
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There’s almost nothing bad to say about Sony’s Cyber-Shot DSC-WX1.This stylish and affordable unit is as easy to use as it is extremely compact and its tiny size denies the powerful internal back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS sensor that helps the...
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The Cyber-shot DSC-WX1 is the latest addition to Sony’s extensive range of stylish compact digital cameras. The WX1 isn’t just another incremental update, though, because it features Sony’s brand new 10 megapixel "Exmor R" back-illuminated CMOS image...
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-WX1 offers the same focus on image quality rather than simply increasing the megapixel count as its sister model, the TX1, with more conventional controls and a cheaper price-tag.Sony's new Exmor-R sensor certainly delivers th...
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devhardware.com Updated:
2015-02-26 08:25:10
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With modern digital cameras offering 10 megapixels and more advanced technologies, you don't need to be a dedicated shutterbug -- or spend thousands of dollars -- to take gorgeous pictures. Today we'll be reviewing two compact point-and-shoot digital c...
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dcresource.com Updated:
2015-02-26 08:25:10
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The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-WX1 ($349) is an ultra-compact, point-and-shoot camera that uses a new "back-illuminated" CMOS sensor, which promises better higher sensitivity and less noise than traditional CCDs. Throw in a wide and fast 5X zoom lens, HD mov...
Modest improvement at middle ISOs over conventional sensors, 5X, 24 120 mm lens in an ultracompact body, Lens is faster than average at wideangle, Optical image stabilization, Snappy performance, great burst mode, Intelligent Auto mode picks a scene mode...
Heavy noise reduction and lots of shadow noise at base ISO (160), Significant blurring in corners (and sometimes edges) of frame, Camera tends to overexpose; colors can sometimes be drab, Redeye a problem, though you can remove it in playback mode, Lens i...
Like many of you, I was quite intrigued by the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-WX1 when it was announced. Sony combined a fast lens (at least at wide-angle) with a new sensor design that promises "twice the sensitivity of traditional image sensors" and put them i...
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The Sony Cybershot WX1 is a 10.1-megapixel point and shoot camera – but it isn’t just another camera with a new model number and more megapixels. The WX1 provides everything that you get in your run-of-the-mill point and shoot camera, but also adds som...
Overall, I think the Sony WX1 is one of the leading, consumer-oriented point and shoot cameras. If you’re ready to recognize that a pocket-sized camera is smarter than you, and you can trust it to do it’s job, you’ll have a happy relationship with the...
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The Sony WX1 has some magic up its sleeve. Its new sensor sees better in low light and it can grab a handful of shots in the dark and composite them into an image you can't capture with other cameras. Add Sweep Panorama to the picture and the Sony WX1...
Excellent LCD Good 24mm wide-angle lens Optical image stabilization Better than average high-ISO performance for a compact digicam Astonishing capability for handheld photography in low light Sweep Panorama mode Good resolution for a 10 meg...
Very small buttons are difficult to operate Mode dial turns accidentally under the thumb Battery door opens too easily Flare reduces resolution and contrast in the corners of the frame at telephoto focal lengths We'd like just slightly less yello...
The Sony WX1 has some magic up its sleeve. Its new sensor sees better in low light and it can grab a handful of shots in the dark and composite them into an image you can't capture with other cameras. Add Sweep Panorama to the picture and the Sony WX1...
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akihabaranews.com Updated:
2015-02-26 08:25:10
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If I had to choose I wouldn't hesitate a second and jump over to the TX1 for its great design and ultra compact size. Granted the TX1 offers slightly less impressive (but not much) photos than the WX1, on other hand it offers an outstanding ratio size performance that will make you forget everything else.
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![Sony DSC-WX1 1/2.3" Compact camera 10,2 MP CMOS 3648 x 2736 pixels Silver Digital Cameras (DSC-WX1/SILVER)](https://images.icecat.biz/img/brand/thumb/5_5cab5872d6dd4a6d92563cc07ce2b46a.jpg "Sony DSC-WX1 1/2.3" Compact camera 10,2 MP CMOS 3648 x 2736 pixels Silver Digital Cameras (DSC-WX1/SILVER)")
