Sony DSC S650 Review
SonyCameras.co.uk has a review of the Sony DSC S650 and writes, “The DSC S650 produced quite a strange set of test photos. For once I was more impressed by the indoor shots in poor light than with any of the other test photos I took. My biggest gripe about the outdoor scenic type shots is the focusing. The pictures are simply not as sharp as I like to see. This is not just towards the edges of each shot but even towards the centre I feel the shots could be sharper.
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Add comment May 10th, 2007
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