Sony DSC-H50

Sony H50 Basic Features

9.1-megapixel sensor
15.00x optical zoom lens (31-465mm 35mm equivalent)
Electronic Viewfinder
3.0-inch, tilting LCD
15MB internal memory
ISO sensitivity from 80 to 3,200
Shutter speeds from 30 seconds to 1/4,000 second
Max Aperture of f/2.7 at wide angle
MS Duo/MS PRO Duo memory card support
Custom lithium-ion battery


Sony H50 Special Features

Face detection technology for focus and exposure
Smile Shutter technology to capture smiles, laughs and grins
Super SteadyShot optical image stabilization
High Sensitivity mode of ISO 3,200
Intelligent scene recognition for Backlight, Backlight Portrait, Twilight, Twilight Portrait, and Twilight using a Tripod with either automatic settings or optimized settings.
Bionz image processor
Dynamic Range Optimization Standard and Plus
Nightshot infrared system
Advanced Sports Shooting mode using AF to analyze subject motion, predict the next move while shutter is half-pressed and more readily use a high shutter speed (up to 1/4,000 sec.).
Long distance flash
Automatic Macro shooting
Built-in color filters
Real color mode to minimize in-camera processing Pro:

Long zoom with a reasonable wide angle
Very good resolution with high-contrast subjects
Digital zoom holds detail
Remote control included
Good macro performance
Good color performance
Large LCD with clear EVF
9.1 megapixel sensor with Bionz processor
Dynamic Range Optimization works well to retain detail in shadows
Advanced Sports mode
Nightshot mode can see in the dark
Excellent slideshow mode easily accessed by a button
ISO 800 images make good 5x7-inch prints, ISO 80 images are good up to 11x14 inches, except for softening on the sides
Good low light performance
Auto flash works well considering the long lens
Fast prefocus shutter lag
Fast shutter lag at wide angle
Good battery life
Fresh looking,not a single problem,recently i have taken NIKON D90,so i want to sell my sony DSC 50