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Oct 2005.
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Sony CyberShot DSC-N1
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Answered Questions for the DSC-N1
- Q: sony cybershot N-1 lens mechanism stuck not an abused camera
- A: OK... this is similar to another common Sony lens error. In general, what is happening is something is sticking and... read more
- Q: What is the newer equivilant of the sony cybershot DSC-N1 and is it better?
- A: I'd be wary of the W series. I've seen some examples of pics shot and at high ISOs they are... read more
- Q: Which is better Sony N1 or Sony N2?
- A: I'm really sorry that the touchscreen doesn't work for you, Larissa. Since the original question was about two touch screen... read more
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Open Questions for the DSC-N1
- Q: could anybody tell me whereto find a screen for a dsc-t70
- 10 points for best answer - 1 reply
- Q: Some of my pictures come out crystal clear and some of them come out a tad bit blurry. What can I do to fix this?!?
- 20 points for best answer - 1 reply
- Q: Replacing the Lens unit on the Sony DSC-N1
- 20 points for best answer - 2 replies
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Editors' Comments
Sony reveals the DSC-N1, with a stunning 3" wide angle LCD screen. The Sony Cybershot DSC-N1's 3" LCD screen isn't just for viewing your photos, it's a fully functional touch screen designed to help you control the camera's settings. The camera also holds up to 500 pictures internally, even after you transfer them to your computer, acting as a digital...
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Specifications
- 8 megapixels
- 3x optical zoom/2x digital zoom (6x Smart Zoom)
- autofocus
- auto and manual exposure
- ISO 64-800
- JPEG file format
Sony CyberShot DSC-N1 News
10/17/05
Sony's DSC-N1 Introduces Interactive Touchscreen
The camera's super wide 3" LCD screen does away with much of the typical camera interface, allowing you to adjust settings and controls via the LCD screen itself. A fantastic concept and design from Sony.
