Sony adds to its T-series of Cyber-shot cameras with the 7.2 megapixel DSC-T30, a digital camera that uses “double anti-blur protection” to avoid pictures that look like they were taken underwater. To sharpen up those shaky shots, Sony’s Super Steady Shot optical image stabilization teams up with a high sensitivity mode (ISO 1000) that allows for faster shutter speeds. To reduce the inevitable image artifacts introduced by that high ISO number, Sony has applied its Clear RAW noise reduction system.
The camera has a nice big 3-inch viewscreen, and this is the first T-series model with color manipulation capabilities, including Natural Mode for subtle color variations, or you can goose up the color correction in Vivid Mode. The camera will be available next month for around $500.
New Sony Cyber-Shot Camera Clears Up Life’s Blurry Moments [DP Preview]
