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Sony Cyber-shot W Series DSC-W810/B Point & Shoot Camera 20.1 MP

Name: Sony Cyber-shot W Series DSC-W810/B Point & Shoot Camera 20.1 MP
Brand: Sony
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Key Features

HAD CCD sensor with 20.1 megapixels
High-resolution 720p HD movie shooting
Picture Effect for both still images and movies
Touch-up portraits with Beauty Effect mode

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Description
Fun, fast photography

Capture everything from nights out to scenic holiday snaps; the W810 is packed with features that make it easy to shoot fun, clear photos and HD video. Take detailed close-ups using 6x optical zoom while Party Mode makes it easy to shoot great photos on a night out.

* This SONY W810 Camera image is for illustration purpose only. Actual image may vary.

It's all in the detail

Effortlessly capture the beauty in every scene. A high-resolution 20.1 MP image sensor works with built-in autofocus to ensure sharp, finely detailed results even when locking into focus. That's something your smartphone just can't match.

* This SONY W810 Camera image is for illustration purpose only. Actual image may vary.

Get up close and personal with 6x zoom

If your subject is far away, bring it to you with 6x optical zoom that captures the scene in precise detail.

* This SONY W810 Camera image is for illustration purpose only. Actual image may vary.

The life of the party

Party Mode is perfect for a night out. It combines an advanced flash optimised settings for ISO, exposure and chromatic intensity, for bright, clear shots, particularly when people are dancing the night away.

* This SONY W810 Camera image is for illustration purpose only. Actual image may vary.

Shoot and share HD movies

Hit the movie button to shoot smooth 720p HD video clips, then play them back instantly to re-live the moment with friends.

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Smooth and steady

Enjoy crisp, clear photos and movies even when zooming. SteadyShot uses a buffer area around the edge of the sensor to compensate for camera shake.

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See the bigger picture with 360 degree Sweep Panorama

The camera automatically stitches together a high-speed burst of frames to create full panorama shots that capture an entire scene.

* This SONY W810 Camera image is for illustration purpose only. Actual image may vary.

Specifications
General Information
- Item Code
  491099230
- Brand
  Sony
Camera Sensor Related
- Sensor Type
  Super HAD CCD
Connectivity Details
- USB
  Multi, Hi-Speed
In The Box & Warranty
- Warranty
  2 Years
Manufacturing & Packing Information
- Customer care address
  Reliance Digital, Reliance Retail Limited, 3rd Floor, Court House, Lokmanya Tilak Marg, Dhobi Talao,
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- Customer Care Phone
  1800-889-1055
- Country of origin
  China
- Customer care email
  reliancedigital@ril.com
- Name and address of Packer
  Sony India Pvt LtdA-18, Mohan Co-operative Industrial Estate, Mathura Road, New Delhi-110044 , T
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- Name and address of Importer
  Sony India Pvt. Ltd. , A-18, Mohan Co-operative Industrial Estate, Mathura Road, New Delhi-11004
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- Net Weight
  130 g
- Commodity Name
  Digital Camera
- Item Length
  2.25 cm
- Item Width
  9.23 cm
- Item Height
  5.25 cm
- Net Quantity
  1 N
- Month and year of commodity first manufactured/packed/imported
  December' 2017
- Name of Seller
  Reliance Retail Ltd.
- Name and address of Manufacturer
  Sony Global Treasury Services Plc., Sony Interactive Entertainment Europe Ltd , 1-7-1 Konan Minato
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- BIS Model Number
  BIS not avl
- Name and address of Marketed By
  Sony India Pvt LtdA-18, Mohan Co-operative Industrial Estate, Mathura Road, New Delhi-110044 , Toll
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FAQs
How to Shoot night scenes or decorative lighting with Cyber-shot?

This introduces techniques for taking beautiful shots of night scenes. Night scenes may include streets light by streetlamps and gorgeous bright lighting. Follow the hints below to capture photographs of beautiful night scenes and gorgeous decorative lighting.

Have you had problems like these before?

Some common problems in using auto mode for photographing night scenes and decorative lighting are lots of noise in photographs and camera shake due to slow shutter speeds. The photographs below illustrate those problems.

[1] Lots of noise
[2] Camera shake

Superior Auto

Cyber-shot cameras feature the Image (Superior Auto) shooting mode to minimize such problems. With this mode, the camera automatically recognizes low-light situations such as night scenes and decorative lighting and combines up to six continuous shots to create a single clear photograph.

Setting of SCN (Scene Selection)

Another way to shoot night scenes and decorative lighting in addition to with Superior Auto is to use "Hand-held Twilight," "Night Portrait," or "Night Scene" modes in SCN (Scene Selection).

Select this to shoot night scenes without using a tripod.

With this setting, the camera takes up to six continuous shots each time the shutter button is pressed. The shots are combined to create a single photograph.

Taking continuous shots reduces camera shake, and combining the shots allows for a clear photograph with less noise.

When shooting, keep the camera pointed at the subject unit "Processing..." is displayed.

Hand-held Twilight

Select this to shoot photographs of people with scenery in the background using a tripod.

This makes everything from the person's expression to the night scene in the background come out clear.

NOTE: Camera shake may occur when pressing the shutter button, even when using a tripod. Set Self-Timer to 2sec to shoot without blurring.

Night Portrait

Select this to shoot clear night scenes using a tripod.

This sets a low ISO sensitivity to reduce noise, and it uses a slow shutter speed to brighten the image.

NOTE: Camera shake may occur when pressing the shutter button, even when using a tripod. Set Self-Timer to 2sec to shoot without blurring.

Night Scene

How to Shoot landscapes and flowers with Cyber-shot ?

This introduces techniques for taking shots of nature scenes such as spring greenery, autumn leaves, and flowers.

Camera settings:
Switch the SteadyShot setting to On.

NOTE:
When using a tripod, switch the setting to Off to prevent the SteadyShot function from reacting when not needed.
Set the self timer to 2sec when using a tripod to prevent blurring when pressing the shutter button.

Shooting modes to use:

Landscape in SCN (Scene Selection) is recommended for shooting nature scenes during the day.
Setting to Landscape lets you shoot in bright and clear colors from foreground to background.

Choosing the composition:

Lighting direction:

Be aware of the position of the sun when shooting landscapes (scenery). The impression the photograph portrays will differ depending on how light strikes the subject (direct light, side light, backlight).

[1] Shooting with direct light
[2] Shooting with side light
[3] Shooting with backlight

NOTE:

"Direct light" is when light strikes the subject from the front with the sun behind the photographer. This lets you take vivid and natural photographs close to how the actual situation is seen by the eye, but they tend to be plain photographs with no feel of depth.
"Side light" is when light strikes the subject from the side or at and angle. This creates shadows, allowing for photographs with scenery having a sense of depth.
"Backlight" is when light strikes the subject from behind with the photographer facing the sun. This lets you take photographs of leaves where light is seen through them almost as if they were lit up.

Photographing from a different viewpoint:

When photographing flowers by the roadside, do you often end up shooting from above like when trying to capture the place in the red box below?

Photos from above are not bad, but trying something new such as shooting close up or changing the angle you shoot from will give you shots like never before.

Photographing with different camera settings:

Blurring the background:

Using the Background Defocus function adds more blur to the background.

NOTE: Some models are not equipped with the Background Defocus function.

Changing the white balance lets you shoot with different color tones. You cannot change the white balance in shooting modes such as Scene Selection or Intelligent Auto, so switch the shooting mode to P (Program Auto).