I know I have already commented. but this is my 5th time watching this video. this video is responsible for the Sony T7 becoming my favorite EDC camera. I take it everywhere and IMO it takes better photos than the iPhone.
Meh I think 2300 is the "golden age" with the Sony OpticNerve(tm) sensor that implants straight into your skull and provides that "real life - style photo"
I have 2 of these and absolutely love them, the 'more worn' one I use for work, the 'better' one I use as my 'daily carry', it always draws comments from people. Terrific little camera.
Oh nice!! Yes, I’ve had quite a few “what camera is that?” encounters as well. I agree, I love mine and will likely end up with a backup copy haha. Thanks for watching!
i took mine for photoshoot today. Image quality was great. This is the first and the thinniest camera ever made by Sony. Glad to found your review when i searched for this camera on youtube. Great review! keep it up!
Oh look a periscope lens camera! This sort of construction is SEVERELY underrated. It seems they are inherently very low chromatic aberration, which helps. I had its predecessor the Minolta Dimage X20. It came with a sticker on the side explaining the lens, and the original Dimage X has another breakdown as a paintover in the promotion pictures. I was surprised by how well the lens and the sensor performed, though the rest of the camera could have been better. Oh mine's dead due to SONY sensor plague of 2003. I still use a mid 2000s Pentax Optio W10 which is also a periscope lens, just oriented differently, more sneaky. Went on a vacation with friends and shot amazing pictures with it, with advantage that i had a hip belt holster for it and just always in reach and you can go swim with it, it's quick, it's one-handed, it reads well in sunlight, live peaking, over-exposure warning and histo, helpful modes, lots of fun. You can still get Ricoh and Nikon periscope lens cameras, but back in the day a whole bunch of companies were making them, Samsung etc. The modern crop of remaining ones cost a premium but are designed to take an extreme beating. Periscope lens makes it possible. Oh btw Zeiss branding, don't pay attention. The lens is likely to be of Minolta origin. Which is fine too. Before SONY absorbed Konica Minolta, they often bought Canon lenses and slapped the Zeiss logo on there. :D
I have a T10 which I’ve recently started using again after it being left in a drawer for over 10 yrs. I actually carry it in my pocket on a daily basis and can’t believe I neglected it for so long. A great little camera.
Fantastic, fun video on a fantastic, fun hobby: hunting for, collecting and shooting vintage digicams! I like your scoring system as well. Looking forward to more content!
Great review! I been doing the digicam thing for awhile, one of the best finds was a nearly mint condition Sony Cybershot DSC-w150. Picked it up for $2.00 ( charity sale ) had case, memory stick, charger and 3 batteries, the 8 mpx CCD sensor is amazing! I still have 2 mpx cameras that I enjoy shooting. CCD sensors have a real appeal! I would say 5-10 mpx is a sweet spot! Thanks for sharing!
Oh wow that’s awesome! Yes I agree, something about them just has a certain charm! I feel like I didn’t appreciate them enough when they were current so it’s been lots of fun using them again! Thanks so much for the feedback and being here!
This is so good for your first video. Your setup is very welcoming, great vibe! I really enjoyed everything you had to say about this camera, you made some great points, and the photos you shared are really good. You've got me interested in the T7 now! I can't wait for the next video!
Nate is that you!?! Brother thanks so much. I have absolutely no idea what I’m doing 😅. Thank you for the feedback and for being here!!! I’ve always wanted to do this so here goes! 🍻
One point not mentioned or thought about is the near totally sealed body and lens that eliminates “debris” being sucked into the lens assembly crashing it or dust winding up on the sensor.
Awesome video, bro!! The quality, the setup, everything is just awesome! I'm a subscriber! Surprisingly, I have the Sony Cyber-shot T7 too! And after watching this I'm gonna go and find it! Keep it up, bro! Looking forward to the next vid!
Thanks, Enjoyed your ideas about your T7 camera. I'm age 84, I was given an old Sony DSC T9 camera by my grand daughter, thought it was toy-like, kinda set it aside. I also have a camera bag with unused Minolta SRT-101 film SLR with kit and zoom lenses, etc., have been tempted to try some film photos again, but don't like the cost of film and processing and waiting for return of negs and prints. Started fiddling with the DSC T9 and began to think that maybe this is a usable point and shoot, still and video, suited to my current needs. Meanwhile, I've been watching videos about the Canon Rebel T7 DSLR, reasonable price new, with some limitations. I think that I'll continue to learn the DSC T9 settings and the process of saving pix to my PC and printing stills on my Epson printer. At age 84, I don't get around much so really don't need a "serious" DSLR. Maybe I can sell my Minolta SRT 101, etc. and feel better about buying a DSLR just for the fun of it.
Hi Gary! Thanks so much for watching and for your comment! I think your t9 would be lots of fun! They are more capable than they appear. I also have an srt-101. Great camera but I agree about the high costs of shooting film right now. I have some more modern Fujifilm cameras, but the smaller cameras such as the t7/t9 also provide a lot of fun for a low cost. I think it’s great that you’re actively taking pictures! I hope you continue to do so. Thank you again for being here, have a great day!
Very thorough review! I'm excited to use! I just found this camera at the thrift and I was wondering what reader you use to take the photos off of it or how you get your photos off?
Super photos ! I was doubtful about digicams until I bought a Canon SX100 IS for 10 euros a few weeks ago. Now I take it everywhere. I'm curious to discover other cameras and I'm sure your new channel is a good place to do so.
Thank you so much! I will be talking about more of them! I think they are quite capable, given the proper expectations. They’re not meant to replace a modern camera, but perhaps be a fun backup, or something more compact/discreet. Maybe a bit of nostalgic fun too? That’s a great one that you found, you will have fun with it! Thanks so much for the sub and the comment. Have a great day!
@@louhautdavid6451 haha! I also started and learned on film. So maybe a bit less nostalgic for us. And yes absolutely! Having fun is what it’s all about!! 🙏🏼
I found one of these in my house and it doesn't turn on even tho i charge it, what would you recommend me to do to try and make it work. Very good video :)
@@ona1394 thank you! Hmmm it’s possible that the original battery isn’t good anymore, but it’s hard to say. You could try a replacement battery, they are available on amazon and ebay for roughly $20. If that didn’t fix it, it’s possible the camera itself is damaged. Hope you can get it working!
I recently bought a Sony DSC-TX7 (2010 version) for around £75 and it's amazing. Photos look relatively clear with just the right amount of noise. Sure Dynamic Range is not as good as iPhones today, same with video stability and performance, but you're not buying these types of cameras for that anymore. You're buying them for the old school style
4:01 Love this pic not only for the framing and colors but because it looks EXACTLY like a pool we used to go to growing up in Vegas. I’ve got my eyes on one of these lil bad boys and got really stoked when I saw someone with a recent, extensive review of it. Love your setup man. The aesthetics of your set are amazing and you’re great in front of the camera. You deserve way more subscribers and I have no doubt you’ll get there if you push through and stay consistent. Best of luck! Subscribed Also: what do you think of the t77?
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the video and it sparked a good memory for you. It’s a really fun camera. I don’t have experience with the 77. Thanks for the feedback, I hope to continue these as time allows!
great video, if its not a lot to ask what is your prefered settings on the camera that you usually had outdoors and indoors? im starting to take photos so it could be very useful for me thank you
Thank you! Honestly I play with the settings a lot! Indoors I typically leave the flash on and mostly use auto as I enjoy the flash look. Outside, I tend to boost the color slightly, and maybe a little under exposure depending on the light. I definitely recommend playing with them to get a look that you enjoy. It’s a great little camera, have fun with it!
I don’t have a specific link. If you google Sony t7 battery it will tell you the battery model. Then just enter that into amazon, ebay etc…I got a generic set on ebay and they work great. Have fun!
Thank you! You just need a card reader that reads sony memory sticks, they are widely available on Amazon, Ebay etc…typically they attach to pc with usb. You can get usb adapters for your phone as well.
Great review and you’re pictures turned out great. Wondering what you did to edit them to give them that retro feel? Would love to try and edit some of my pictures like that!
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it! These were actually minimally edited. One cool thing about the older CCD sensor cameras is that the colors they produce and the “noise” aka graininess kind of give a retro feel by default, hence them growing in popularity. That said, there are things you can do to help get that feel in your edits. Adding grain, a warmer white balance, pastel-y blues, and slightly green shadows are some things to consider playing with. What camera and editing software are you using? Thanks again!
@@cameraclubdiaries I actually just picked up at t7. Wondering what memory card you use and where you get it from. Having trouble finding the 32 MB memory stick duos they came with online.
@@kylestrom2067 oh right on! I got a Memory Stick duopro on ebay. There should be a decent amount of them. Also with these you can go up to 2gb and the camera will handle it fine. You don’t necessarily have to stick with the smaller mb cards, and those smaller ones are going to be harder to find probably. Have fun!
Thanks for the sharing :) Although I have the X model number of yours, TX7 :D (I know it is completely different but it is coincidence the same model number)
@@t3floz battery life is always a variable thing as it’s affected by a few factors…battery health/age, use of flash or not, operating temperatures etc…but under normal conditions you should expect to get several hours of use if you’re just doing photos. Of course the battery is very small by default so having extras is a good idea regardless. Thanks for watching!
Hi! The original Sony battery is the np-fe1. If you search amazon or ebay for this model replacement it will give you several options. I got mine from amazon.
thank you for this amazing video, however i have a question: when i read the manual it says there are about 5 white balance options but mine only have two. do you know why is that?
Thanks! Hmm that’s interesting. I wonder if it has to do with what mode you are in? Perhaps it changes depending on the mode? I don’t have mine in front of me right now to check them. I stay in “P” or program mode and I can change the white balance without issue. Although I typically use auto white balance unless I need a very specific look.
i found this camera in my dad's old closet with the battery and the chargers missing so do these things can be sold without the camera and if they are, where can i find them?
Hi sorry I missed this. The focal length/zoom has dedicated buttons on the body. To adjust the most other settings possible, use the “P” or program mode and you can control those things in the menus.
Hi! On the back you will see a small slider that switches the camera between “camera mode” to “play mode” slide that to the play icon and you will then be able to scroll through all of your photos. This was common on many older digital cameras. Have fun with yours!
I personally use the program mode then adjust settings in there depending on the scene. The menu system is really simple and easy to adjust your settings.
Hi! My settings will vary depending on the scene but I typically stay in program mode, boost color slightly and underexpose slightly if shooting outdoors. I recommend using program mode and playing with the settings to achieve a look that you enjoy!
It can run a DuoPro, I am using a 2gb with no issues. That’s definitely overkill for this camera but I had found a great deal for one on ebay. You can absolutely get by with way less.
Hi! You just need a memory card reader that supports memory stick. Then you can connect that to your computer and retrieve the photos that way. No need to connect the actual camera.
@@SHANEEEE_ oh no! Hmm I’m not sure, it should just slide down, it’s possible that it may have been damaged before you got it, it should slide without hesitation.
@@cameraclubdiaries Hi, thank you for the reply but I meant I cant open the camera power not the slide. I apologies for the misunderstanding! Do i need charger?
@@SHANEEEE_ ah ok. Hmmm if it is not making power then yes I would try a new battery and charger, although it’s hard to say without seeing exactly what is happening. They are cheap on ebay and amazon…If a new battery and charger don’t fix it, the camera may be damaged. Good luck!
I love this! Great review and super bang on. Love this camera as well, hence why I bought 3 copies 😂
Thanks so much Ali! Means a lot! Yes I love mine so much! Super fun. 🙏🏼😊
I just found this camera at the thrift and I was wondering what reader you use to take the photos off of it or how you get your photos off?
I know I have already commented. but this is my 5th time watching this video. this video is responsible for the Sony T7 becoming my favorite EDC camera. I take it everywhere and IMO it takes better photos than the iPhone.
@@DieselDucy I appreciate it! Glad you’re enjoying it, definitely a fun camera!
2005 is the sweet-spot-year for digicams. This is one of more interesting cameras from this era. Great video, great content.
Yes many great cameras in that era! And thank you so much! 🙏🏼
Meh I think 2300 is the "golden age" with the Sony OpticNerve(tm) sensor that implants straight into your skull and provides that "real life - style photo"
I have 2 of these and absolutely love them, the 'more worn' one I use for work, the 'better' one I use as my 'daily carry', it always draws comments from people. Terrific little camera.
Oh nice!! Yes, I’ve had quite a few “what camera is that?” encounters as well. I agree, I love mine and will likely end up with a backup copy haha. Thanks for watching!
I just bought one gonna do a review of it and some videos. Love old cameras.
Nice! It’s a fun camera, enjoy!
i took mine for photoshoot today. Image quality was great. This is the first and the thinniest camera ever made by Sony. Glad to found your review when i searched for this camera on youtube. Great review! keep it up!
Right on! I was impressed with the quality given the age! It’s a super fun camera. Thanks for the kind words and for being here. Have fun with yours!
I have a T7 and absolutely love it! Great presentation and review! I agree with you on everything!
Thanks for your comment and the feedback! It’s a super fun camera!
Oh look a periscope lens camera! This sort of construction is SEVERELY underrated. It seems they are inherently very low chromatic aberration, which helps.
I had its predecessor the Minolta Dimage X20. It came with a sticker on the side explaining the lens, and the original Dimage X has another breakdown as a paintover in the promotion pictures. I was surprised by how well the lens and the sensor performed, though the rest of the camera could have been better. Oh mine's dead due to SONY sensor plague of 2003.
I still use a mid 2000s Pentax Optio W10 which is also a periscope lens, just oriented differently, more sneaky. Went on a vacation with friends and shot amazing pictures with it, with advantage that i had a hip belt holster for it and just always in reach and you can go swim with it, it's quick, it's one-handed, it reads well in sunlight, live peaking, over-exposure warning and histo, helpful modes, lots of fun. You can still get Ricoh and Nikon periscope lens cameras, but back in the day a whole bunch of companies were making them, Samsung etc. The modern crop of remaining ones cost a premium but are designed to take an extreme beating. Periscope lens makes it possible.
Oh btw Zeiss branding, don't pay attention. The lens is likely to be of Minolta origin. Which is fine too. Before SONY absorbed Konica Minolta, they often bought Canon lenses and slapped the Zeiss logo on there. :D
I have a T10 which I’ve recently started using again after it being left in a drawer for over 10 yrs. I actually carry it in my pocket on a daily basis and can’t believe I neglected it for so long. A great little camera.
@@gudlad61 nice! I agree, it’s a perfect daily pocket camera!
I love the t10. I have a working t1, t900, t7,tx100v, tx10 20 and 30 as well.
Fantastic, fun video on a fantastic, fun hobby: hunting for, collecting and shooting vintage digicams!
I like your scoring system as well. Looking forward to more content!
Thanks so much, I really appreciate the feedback!
Just bought this camera for $8 and I love it ✨
Wow that’s awesome, what a deal!!!
Solid video brotha! The whole setup is badass and you nailed it with covering the camera. Keep these up I’m digging it 🤙
Thanks so much brother! I really appreciate the feedback! 🙏🏼👊🏼
Great review! I been doing the digicam thing for awhile, one of the best finds was a nearly mint condition Sony Cybershot DSC-w150. Picked it up for $2.00 ( charity sale ) had case, memory stick, charger and 3 batteries, the 8 mpx CCD sensor is amazing! I still have 2 mpx cameras that I enjoy shooting. CCD sensors have a real appeal! I would say 5-10 mpx is a sweet spot! Thanks for sharing!
Oh wow that’s awesome! Yes I agree, something about them just has a certain charm! I feel like I didn’t appreciate them enough when they were current so it’s been lots of fun using them again! Thanks so much for the feedback and being here!
This is so good for your first video. Your setup is very welcoming, great vibe! I really enjoyed everything you had to say about this camera, you made some great points, and the photos you shared are really good. You've got me interested in the T7 now! I can't wait for the next video!
Nate is that you!?! Brother thanks so much. I have absolutely no idea what I’m doing 😅. Thank you for the feedback and for being here!!! I’ve always wanted to do this so here goes! 🍻
@@cameraclubdiaries Haha It's me😂. I was very impressed, Drew! I'm glad you decided to create this channel. 💯
I would buy that camera from you just to review it and give your channel a shout out LOL. I really enjoy your videos.
Haha thank you! I appreciate it!
Solid video bro! Makes me wanna get one. Also, loves the Juicy Haze camio 💪🏼👍🏻👍🏻 looking forward to the next video
Hey Bryan!! Thanks so much! I’m really enjoying it as a little sidekick. Haha 🍻 yes! Like I said it makes me take pictures of anything lol!! 🙏🏼💯
One point not mentioned or thought about is the near totally sealed body and lens that eliminates “debris” being sucked into the lens assembly crashing it or dust winding up on the sensor.
Yes excellent point! The lens is protected and then the cover protects that! I really love the way it was designed. Thanks for the comment!
Awesome work man! Loved the transitions and the overall vibe. Looking forward to the next one!! 🤘🏼👊🏼🤘🏼
Thanks so much brother!
what's with this first video, you nailed!! Keep it up broooo🔥🔥
Thank you so much!!!
Awesome video, bro!! The quality, the setup, everything is just awesome! I'm a subscriber! Surprisingly, I have the Sony Cyber-shot T7 too! And after watching this I'm gonna go and find it! Keep it up, bro! Looking forward to the next vid!
Thanks so much man!! I really appreciate that. And that’s cool! Yes dig it out!! So fun just to have as an extra. Thanks again!
Wow! Got your channel from the Instagram’s link. Awesome video!❤️
Hey Alisa! Thank you so much! I appreciate you being here!! 🙏🏼
Thanks, Enjoyed your ideas about your T7 camera. I'm age 84, I was given an old Sony DSC T9 camera by my grand daughter, thought it was toy-like, kinda set it aside. I also have a camera bag with unused Minolta SRT-101 film SLR with kit and zoom lenses, etc., have been tempted to try some film photos again, but don't like the cost of film and processing and waiting for return of negs and prints. Started fiddling with the DSC T9 and began to think that maybe this is a usable point and shoot, still and video, suited to my current needs. Meanwhile, I've been watching videos about the Canon Rebel T7 DSLR, reasonable price new, with some limitations. I think that I'll continue to learn the DSC T9 settings and the process of saving pix to my PC and printing stills on my Epson printer. At age 84, I don't get around much so really don't need a "serious" DSLR. Maybe I can sell my Minolta SRT 101, etc. and feel better about buying a DSLR just for the fun of it.
Hi Gary! Thanks so much for watching and for your comment! I think your t9 would be lots of fun! They are more capable than they appear. I also have an srt-101. Great camera but I agree about the high costs of shooting film right now. I have some more modern Fujifilm cameras, but the smaller cameras such as the t7/t9 also provide a lot of fun for a low cost. I think it’s great that you’re actively taking pictures! I hope you continue to do so. Thank you again for being here, have a great day!
The battery gave out on mine. Once I get a replacement, I'll be back to shooting with it
@@MadChatterYT ah yeah, luckily there are plenty of replacements available. They are fun little cameras!
Very thorough review! I'm excited to use! I just found this camera at the thrift and I was wondering what reader you use to take the photos off of it or how you get your photos off?
Thank you! You just need a reader capable of reading the Sony memory sticks. I got one on Amazon and it works well. Have fun!
Super photos ! I was doubtful about digicams until I bought a Canon SX100 IS for 10 euros a few weeks ago. Now I take it everywhere. I'm curious to discover other cameras and I'm sure your new channel is a good place to do so.
Thank you so much! I will be talking about more of them! I think they are quite capable, given the proper expectations. They’re not meant to replace a modern camera, but perhaps be a fun backup, or something more compact/discreet. Maybe a bit of nostalgic fun too? That’s a great one that you found, you will have fun with it! Thanks so much for the sub and the comment. Have a great day!
@@cameraclubdiaries Not really nostalgic because I'm from the dinausors film area. Just looking for new kind of looks for cheap and having fun !
@@louhautdavid6451 haha! I also started and learned on film. So maybe a bit less nostalgic for us. And yes absolutely! Having fun is what it’s all about!! 🙏🏼
Great video! I was wondering, are all the pictures you used in this video taken by the camera you’re reviewing?
@@jacoberbest4421 thanks! Yes, all pictures (aside from the pictures of the camera itself of course) were taken with the t7.
I found one of these in my house and it doesn't turn on even tho i charge it, what would you recommend me to do to try and make it work. Very good video :)
@@ona1394 thank you! Hmmm it’s possible that the original battery isn’t good anymore, but it’s hard to say. You could try a replacement battery, they are available on amazon and ebay for roughly $20. If that didn’t fix it, it’s possible the camera itself is damaged. Hope you can get it working!
Excellent review!! Subscribed!!!
Thanks so much! I really appreciate it!!
I recently bought a Sony DSC-TX7 (2010 version) for around £75 and it's amazing. Photos look relatively clear with just the right amount of noise. Sure Dynamic Range is not as good as iPhones today, same with video stability and performance, but you're not buying these types of cameras for that anymore. You're buying them for the old school style
Nice!! Exactly, I agree. Can’t compare as they play different roles. Have fun!
4:01
Love this pic not only for the framing and colors but because it looks EXACTLY like a pool we used to go to growing up in Vegas.
I’ve got my eyes on one of these lil bad boys and got really stoked when I saw someone with a recent, extensive review of it. Love your setup man. The aesthetics of your set are amazing and you’re great in front of the camera. You deserve way more subscribers and I have no doubt you’ll get there if you push through and stay consistent. Best of luck! Subscribed
Also: what do you think of the t77?
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the video and it sparked a good memory for you. It’s a really fun camera. I don’t have experience with the 77. Thanks for the feedback, I hope to continue these as time allows!
great video, if its not a lot to ask what is your prefered settings on the camera that you usually had outdoors and indoors? im starting to take photos so it could be very useful for me thank you
Thank you! Honestly I play with the settings a lot! Indoors I typically leave the flash on and mostly use auto as I enjoy the flash look. Outside, I tend to boost the color slightly, and maybe a little under exposure depending on the light. I definitely recommend playing with them to get a look that you enjoy. It’s a great little camera, have fun with it!
I need help, I just got this camera and I cannot figure out how to transfer the pictures to my laptop T_T
sameee
Hello, excellent video, but can I ask you a favor? Could you send me the Amazon link where you bought the batteries and the charger, please?
Thanks for the comment! If you google “t7 replacement battery”, it will give you many results, including the Amazon links. Have a great day!
Do you have the link to where you bought the charger and battery’s? I’m new to cameras so I’m not too sure what to look for.
I don’t have a specific link. If you google Sony t7 battery it will tell you the battery model. Then just enter that into amazon, ebay etc…I got a generic set on ebay and they work great. Have fun!
@@cameraclubdiaries thank you so much!!
Hi there. such a great video!
may i know how do you transfer the pictures to the phone/pc?
Thank you! You just need a card reader that reads sony memory sticks, they are widely available on Amazon, Ebay etc…typically they attach to pc with usb. You can get usb adapters for your phone as well.
Great review and you’re pictures turned out great. Wondering what you did to edit them to give them that retro feel? Would love to try and edit some of my pictures like that!
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it! These were actually minimally edited. One cool thing about the older CCD sensor cameras is that the colors they produce and the “noise” aka graininess kind of give a retro feel by default, hence them growing in popularity. That said, there are things you can do to help get that feel in your edits. Adding grain, a warmer white balance, pastel-y blues, and slightly green shadows are some things to consider playing with. What camera and editing software are you using? Thanks again!
@@cameraclubdiaries I actually just picked up at t7. Wondering what memory card you use and where you get it from. Having trouble finding the 32 MB memory stick duos they came with online.
@@kylestrom2067 oh right on! I got a Memory Stick duopro on ebay. There should be a decent amount of them. Also with these you can go up to 2gb and the camera will handle it fine. You don’t necessarily have to stick with the smaller mb cards, and those smaller ones are going to be harder to find probably. Have fun!
Thanks for the sharing :) Although I have the X model number of yours, TX7 :D (I know it is completely different but it is coincidence the same model number)
Maybe you said it and I just missed it, but how long does the battery last?
@@t3floz battery life is always a variable thing as it’s affected by a few factors…battery health/age, use of flash or not, operating temperatures etc…but under normal conditions you should expect to get several hours of use if you’re just doing photos. Of course the battery is very small by default so having extras is a good idea regardless. Thanks for watching!
Can you make a video on the Fujifilm X10
I do have that camera and I love it! I’m planning to make more videos. I appreciate the interest!
A friend gave me this camera T-99 model, waiting for the batteries to arrive. perfect size for my needs.
What were the camera settings that you used like contrast, exposure, etc on the photos that you showed us 4:01 ?
I'm struggling to find replacement batteries that fit this camera -- which did you buy? and which charger?
Hi! The original Sony battery is the np-fe1. If you search amazon or ebay for this model replacement it will give you several options. I got mine from amazon.
wonderful! thank you so much for replying!@@cameraclubdiaries
thank you for this amazing video, however i have a question: when i read the manual it says there are about 5 white balance options but mine only have two. do you know why is that?
Thanks! Hmm that’s interesting. I wonder if it has to do with what mode you are in? Perhaps it changes depending on the mode? I don’t have mine in front of me right now to check them. I stay in “P” or program mode and I can change the white balance without issue. Although I typically use auto white balance unless I need a very specific look.
i found this camera in my dad's old closet with the battery and the chargers missing so do these things can be sold without the camera and if they are, where can i find them?
Ebay!
Great review :)
Thank you so much!
hey man do you know how to program the focal length, aperture and the exposure on this camera?
Hi sorry I missed this. The focal length/zoom has dedicated buttons on the body. To adjust the most other settings possible, use the “P” or program mode and you can control those things in the menus.
i just got one and i wanted to know how could i see the pictures in the camara because it only lets me see the last picture i took
Hi! On the back you will see a small slider that switches the camera between “camera mode” to “play mode” slide that to the play icon and you will then be able to scroll through all of your photos. This was common on many older digital cameras. Have fun with yours!
what settings do you use for this little camera?
I personally use the program mode then adjust settings in there depending on the scene. The menu system is really simple and easy to adjust your settings.
What settings have you got on for it
Hi! My settings will vary depending on the scene but I typically stay in program mode, boost color slightly and underexpose slightly if shooting outdoors. I recommend using program mode and playing with the settings to achieve a look that you enjoy!
What is the maximum capable memory stick
It can run a DuoPro, I am using a 2gb with no issues. That’s definitely overkill for this camera but I had found a great deal for one on ebay. You can absolutely get by with way less.
@@cameraclubdiaries I thought you could only run 1gb maximum! Thanks, I guess im going for 2gb since this is my only camera
@@chsrgN this made me question myself haha but yes I just checked again and I’m running a 2gb. Have fun!
@@cameraclubdiaries Thank you and awesome video! I hope you make more in the future
@@chsrgN thank you!
does this have a subtitle menu
how can i transfer the photos from this camera to computer i have her and have no idea how to connect it to computer
you don't.
Hi! You just need a memory card reader that supports memory stick. Then you can connect that to your computer and retrieve the photos that way. No need to connect the actual camera.
I cant open mine, how do i fix?
@@SHANEEEE_ oh no! Hmm I’m not sure, it should just slide down, it’s possible that it may have been damaged before you got it, it should slide without hesitation.
@@cameraclubdiaries Hi, thank you for the reply but I meant I cant open the camera power not the slide. I apologies for the misunderstanding! Do i need charger?
@@SHANEEEE_ ah ok. Hmmm if it is not making power then yes I would try a new battery and charger, although it’s hard to say without seeing exactly what is happening. They are cheap on ebay and amazon…If a new battery and charger don’t fix it, the camera may be damaged. Good luck!
@@cameraclubdiaries Thank you so much sir, im gonna give a SUB!!
@@SHANEEEE_ thank you!
I found this camera in my parents’ house and when i try to use it the green light turns on but the screen won’t turn on/is black 👎👎
Aww that’s a bummer! I’ve had that happen with older cameras also 😕
I remember seeing this new msrp was around 500$ I wanted the t7 so bad but I ended up buying the t5 instead couldn’t afford the 7😂
I was really surprised to find out what they went for originally!
i like you rating system