http://www.jtxs.net/sony-cyber-shot-dsc-w180-101mp-digital-camera-with-3x-steadyshot-stabilized-zoom-and-27-inch-lcd-2 we recommend the best stuff ! Thu, 09 Feb 2012 12:19:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 http://www.jtxs.net/sony-cyber-shot-dsc-w180-101mp-digital-camera-with-3x-steadyshot-stabilized-zoom-and-27-inch-lcd-2/comment-page-1#comment-4047 Doug Thu, 24 Dec 2009 02:50:45 +0000 http://www.jtxs.net/sony-cyber-shot-dsc-w180-101mp-digital-camera-with-3x-steadyshot-stabilized-zoom-and-27-inch-lcd-2#comment-4047 I purchased this camera after losing my Sony P200 (which I liked very much). By appearances the camera looked good, and it was compact and simple to use. The problem came when you actually took a picture. I had read in another review that the 180 made pictures look "oily". I really didn't give this review much thought until looking at the pictures I took. In addition to poor low light (indoor) pictures, many of the pictures did in fact have an "oily" appearance. Faces looked as if individuals had been working up a sweat at the gym. This also occurred in pictures not containing people, for instance, wood also had an oily appearance. I might have tolerated the poor indoor picture quality, but the weird oily pictures were too much. I took the camera back and purcahsed a Canon SD1200 IS, with which I am totally satisfied. If you want decent pictures, I'd look at something other than the Sony DSC180. I purchased this camera after losing my Sony P200 (which I liked very much). By appearances the camera looked good, and it was compact and simple to use. The problem came when you actually took a picture. I had read in another review that the 180 made pictures look “oily”. I really didn’t give this review much thought until looking at the pictures I took. In addition to poor low light (indoor) pictures, many of the pictures did in fact have an “oily” appearance. Faces looked as if individuals had been working up a sweat at the gym. This also occurred in pictures not containing people, for instance, wood also had an oily appearance. I might have tolerated the poor indoor picture quality, but the weird oily pictures were too much. I took the camera back and purcahsed a Canon SD1200 IS, with which I am totally satisfied. If you want decent pictures, I’d look at something other than the Sony DSC180.

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