What are the specific differences between the Sony camera W170 and the W150

Updated on number 2024-05-09
5 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    The W170 wide-angle end is equivalent to 28mm W150, the wide-angle end is equivalent to 30mm, W170, 1000W pixels, and W150 800W pixels.

    W170 5x photovolity W150 3x photovolatility.

    W170 is 150 more expensive than 120 pieces.

    W170 two colors W150 four colors.

    Everything else is the same.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    DSC-W170 Sensor Size: 1 (.)

    Total pixels (10,000): Approximately 10.3 million pixels.

    Effective pixels (10,000): Approximately 10.1 million pixels.

    Focal length f=(35mm equivalent): 5-25mm(28-140mm) DSC-W150 digital camera.

    Sensor size: 1" (

    Total pixels (10,000): Approximately 8.3 million pixels.

    Effective pixels (10,000): Approximately 8.1 million pixels.

    Focal length f=(35mm equivalent): 5-25mm(30-150mm)The others are not much different.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    In fact, the settings inside are all the same, and there is no difference.

    It's just that if you have a wide angle, it's a lot more expensive, but in fact, 500w of pixels can meet the general needs.

    I think it depends on which one I prefer, I prefer 170.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    **, wide angle, pixels, w170 are relatively high.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Personal advice and opinions for your reference:

    On the Olympus FE3000, Sony W150, and W170 models, the CCD size of the photoreceptor chip, the most important imaging device, is almost the same, all of which are about 1 inch, and there is no major substantive difference in the actual imaging effect, which is basically the same type and grade model.

    Olympus FE3000, Sony W150, and W170 are card players with telescopic lenses, and the imaging effect is slightly better than those with periscope lenses.

    Olympus FE3000, Sony W150, W170 are fully automatic cameras, for a variety of complex and changeable shooting environments, can not be manually adjusted aperture, shutter and other parameters to obtain accurate **, can only be pre-staged in the camera to cope with a variety of complex and changeable shooting environments, in poor light conditions, especially when shooting night scenes, the imaging effect will not be ideal, but the general home can be completely competent.

    In terms of comprehensive performance, Sony W170 is better, mainly with a wide angle of 28mm, and Sony W150 is higher in cost performance.

    The biggest disadvantage of Olympus FE3000 is that it does not have a practical and effective optical image stabilization function, and in poor light, especially in night shooting, handheld shooting is very easy due to the slight shake of the camera, resulting in blurry images, and there will be many limitations in actual use.

    Buying a camera is the same as buying a computer, what suits you is the best, you can compare them according to your own price and preferences, and check the information on the Internet.

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