Sony Cybershot DSC-T70 8.1MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom with Super Steady Shot Image Stabilization (Pink) (OLD MODEL)

this camera was better than i expected. easy to use. and takes nice pictures. small size. exactly what i was looking for. seller was terrific also. for my daughter. she loved it.

The quality of this camera that they are charging over $300.00 is in such bad shape. Scratches all over it. It looks like it’s been thrown around a lot. Came in a very old dusty case. Do not buy from this guy. He lied to me when I asked about the quality of the camera.

Great camera! I've had mine for about 7 years now and won't use anything else. I got this for taking pictures for my handmade jewelry business and love the double macro! Great close ups! Some people are complaining about the image quality and color, but with a little bit of tweaking in a photo editing program the pictures come out perfect. I've received a lot of compliments on how professional my images look.

I call this the perfect "teen" camera. I bought this for my teenage daughter, and she loves it. It has all of the "cute" bells and whistles that would appeal to a creative high school student, such as the stylus that allows her to write graffiti on pictures or the frame tool that allows her to add stylish frames to the pics. And just when you started to think that this might be more of a toy than a camera, it will "wow" you with it's incredibly sharp and color-true photos. It's a thin, light-weight camera ... it can go anywhere. And even pros will be suprised by the photo quality. It's a winner.

Can't say enough about this camera.SmileShutter is amazing, you won't miss people's smiles, truly. Great indoor and outdoor pictures. White balance for indoors can easily be adjusted to incandescent and produce a remarkably close color to real-life. Flash works great (nice and bright). Takes good close-up pictures as well with macro zoom. Slideshows are very neat and now you can either select from their music or add your own! You can also do effects to the pictures, such as sepia, b&w, and then effects to them after you take them. Face detection works great.The best thing about this camera is it is a true point-and-shoot. When you take a picture, you capture the moment, not the way people looked after the moment happened. What I mean is this camera takes fast pictures, you will get the moment that you want to capture.Great camera, and I haven't gotten a Sony product that I haven't thoroughly appreciated the quality.

We've had this camera for three years. For the price I cannot complain about the photo quality and I drop lots of things and this has held up... However, the battery has to be replaced once a year and it costs $70. My parents also have this camera and the same problem. For a camera that I paid less than $200 for, this is not acceptable! The way I see it, this significantly raises the price of the camera, because I expect the rechargeable battery to last the life of the camera- I didn't take the cost of replacing the battery into account when I priced it.With our first child on the way, we are in the market for a new camera, because I cannot trust a camera that might randomly be dead and never want to charge again.

PRETTY IN PINKI own a professional camera (Canon EOS 1D Mark III) so it was bit of an embarrassment to seek a camera for my wife that was "cute" (1st criteria), "slim" (2nd criteria), and "pink" (third criteria). For these three criteria, there is no substitute other than the T70 from Sony.POOR PERFORMANCEThe camera performs very well in great conditions (sunny, bright days) but suffers when lighting is compromised (darkness, incandescent or fluorescent lighting). This is largely based on the camera's inability to modify white balance to accommodate the strong colour hues given in artificial light.TOUCH SCREENThe touch-screen menu is not entirely intuitive but it is high on the "cool factor" (no buttons to press, it's mostly touch-screen).SMILEAlso amazing (although more in an hilarious way than a cool way) is the smile technology where the camera only takes the picture when people are smiling. It seems this only works when you have the "cheesiest" smile ever. You need to be showing all your teeth (including your molars!) to get the camera to take a picture. Our family laughed about this for an hour as we were all screaming "cheese". My wife (who normally refuses to smile for the camera) was being as cheesy as ever! This feature is a bit silly and impractical but it can be fun.MEMORY DUO STICKAnother factor with this camera is it's use of the Memory Duo for photo storage. This is a proprietary Sony item, and appears to be destined to the same history as Beta Video tapes (ie. premature obsolescence). Memory is cheap (we bought a 2GB card for $30) but you are unlikely to already have this card from a previous camera unless you are a Sony person. You should also check that you have a card reader (for more efficient transfer of images) on your computer.8.1 MP TOO MUCH!Lastly, the 8.1 MP is great, but the optics and image quality aren't worthy of this MP size. I would suggest that you are wasting memory and time shooting at full size. You will not lose much (if any) discernible quality by shooting at 5MP.OTHER OPTIONSBefore you consider this camera, I would suggest looking at the Canon A720IS or Canon A560. The camera are not as "cool" but the image quality will be remarkable. My son's graduation pictures (from kindergarten) were wasted using the "cute" camera and nothing will recapture that moment.

I bought this camera for my wife and as soon as we downloaded the first batch of pictures, i knew that this camera was going back to the store.i believe the problem lies with the tiny lens and the camera is forced to bump up the ISO level to accommodate for the lack of light entering the camera. this results in a total washout of any detail in the picture. so you end up capturing 8 MP of smear.to be fair, it took good pictures outdoors or with very high light levels. but for indoor shots or those with low light, the flash is weak and the ISO gets pushed up to 800 or more.avoid this model. I own a Canon S2 IS and love it. we were only looking for something more compact. I will stick to Canon.