Digital Photography Interface

Sony also announced two more affordable cameras equipped with new 16 megapixel CMOS sensors and point and shoot operation. They also have more conventional looks than the fancy Cyber-shot TX200V. The only differences that separate the Cyber-shot WX50 and Cyber-shot WX70 are the touchscreen and more choice of camera body colors on the latter (and price tag of course)

• 16 megapixel CMOS imaging sensor
• 5X optical zoom: 25 – 125 mm (f2.6 – f6.3) lens
• Optical image stabilization
• WX50: 2.7 inch LCD (460,800 pixels)
  WX70: 3 inch wide touchscreen LCD (921,000 pixels)
• Intelligent Auto with scene modes; no manual controls
• 10 FPS continuous shooting
• Clear Image Zoom allows for 2X digital zoom without lowering image quality
• Picture Effects, 3D photo/panorama modes, Sweep Panorama, Anti Motion Blur and HDR modes
• Full HD 60i movie mode with stereo sound and zoom; can take 12 megapixel photos while recording
• Takes SD/SDHC/SDXC memory cards
• Uses a lithium-ion battery
• Available in March for $200 (WX50) and $230 (WX70)
• WX50 comes in choice of silver or black
  WX70 comes in choice of silver, black, white, pink or purple