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Sony introduced the HX10V in February 2012 to sit in its latest range of superzoom travel compacts. The Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-HX10V features very similar specifications as the Sony HX20V , but comes with a shorter zoom range, at a still impressive 16x optic...
Full manual control, Great screen, Picture effects, Large zoom range, GPS...
No raw shooting, Processing time sometimes slow...
It has almost the same specification as the Sony HX20V , save for the extra zoom range, so if you're looking to save a little money, the Sony HX10V is a fantastic option for those in the market for a new holiday camera, or perhaps as an "everyday camera"...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
2014-05-17 02:28:19
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Sony introduced the HX10V in February 2012 to sit in its latest range of superzoom travel compacts.The Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-HX10V features very similar specifications as the Sony HX20V, but comes with a shorter zoom range, at a still impressive 16x optical...
Full manual control, Great screen, Picture effects, Large zoom range, GPS...
No raw shooting, Processing time sometimes slow...
There's a lot to like about the Sony HX10V, and we can see this appealing to a broad range of compact camera users. You might also like... Adobe Photoshop CS6 review Its sturdy design and sleek looks disguise the fact that it is packing an impressive 16x...
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Last month we reviewed the Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-HX20V, a pocket ultra-zoom camera packed with impressive features and a high price to match. That price has come down by £30 over the past month, but £280 is still a lot to pay for a point-and-shoot camera...
Photo quality is competent rather than outstanding, but with lots of useful features and a competitive price, it adds up to an attractive deal...
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There's no stopping Sony when it comes to manufacturing dependable compact cameras. They've always had a good reputation, so the Cyber-shot DSC-HX10V was bound to be a good one right from the start. And the tests we did proved that that was the case. The...
Sony and its CyberShot DSC-HX10V will surprise you in the best way possible. But not enough to give up on other cams...
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The Cyber-shot HX9V stands as our best travel zoom camera of 2011, so when Sony's new HX10V arrived in the office last week, we couldn't wait to dive in and test it out. This iteration obviously bears the same “V” designation as its predecessor, which si...
Free Willy 2We hate it when this happens! After a little over a week of shooting with the Sony HX10V, using all its systems and determining all it has to offer, we had a genuinely nice time with the camera. It isn't earth-shattering, or even outstanding...
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The Cyber-shot HX9V stands as our best travel zoom camera of 2011, so when Sony's new HX10V arrived in the office last week, we couldn't wait to dive in and test it out. This iteration obviously bears the same "V" designation as its predecessor and many o...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2014-05-17 02:28:19
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As usual, the M mode lets users play around with aperture and shutter speed. Here, however, there are only two aperture settings available—switching from f/3.5 to f/8 at wide-angle or f/5.9 to f/13 at telephoto. This is probably achieved using a filter...
Good build quality, design and handling, Consistent image quality at wideangle and telephoto settings, Image processing gives more natural results than previous models, Very responsive...
No custom controls and limited manual mode, Interlaced video only...
It's hard to find fault with the Sony Cyber-shot HX10V. It's basically a slightly more responsive HX9V that takes more natural-looking images at high ISO settings...
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