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The Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-D770 equips photographers to enjoy both the point-and-snap style of taking pictures and manually choosing settings for each photograph. Having this flexibility provides the user with maximum control over how the photos look, while also making it easy to take photos quickly. This Sony digital camera is nearly 4-inch tall, slightly more than 5-inch wide, and weighs less than 2 lbs, making it a compact device that travels easily. Resolution is high because it’s a 1.5 MP digital camera, and the camera saves photos in either a TIFF or JPEG format. Battery life with Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-D770 runs up to 150 minutes, reducing concerns about batteries dying just as that perfect shot comes into focus. Four different aperture settings, automatic and manual focus capabilities, and manual zoom feature offer plenty of options for taking photos in a variety of indoor and outdoor settings. The pop-up flash on this model of Sony digital camera can be set to on, off, or automatic and projects the flash at a range of up to 8 ft. Perfectly frame every shot with either the optical viewfinder or 2.5-inch LCD screen on the back of the 1.5 MP digital camera. Images captured on a Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-D770 reside on either a memory stick or PC card, making it easy to transfer photos to a laptop or other device for sharing with friends and family.Product Identifiers
BrandSony
MPNDSC-D770, DSCD770
UPC0027242557901
ModelDSC-D770
eBay Product ID (ePID)100162157
Product Key Features
Digital Zoom2x
Battery TypeLithium-Ion
FeaturesNot Interchangeable Lenses, PCMCIA, Date/Time Stamp, With Tripod Mount, AE/FE Lock, Auto Power Save, Parallel, Rgb Primary Color Filter, Digital Image Rotation, Progressive Scan CCD System
SeriesSony Cyber-shot
Optical Zoom5x
Dimensions
Depth5.91in
Width5.19in
Item Weight28.7 Oz.
Height3.94in
Additional Product Features
Screen DetailsLCD Display-Tft Active Matrix-2.5"-Color
Exposure Compensation±2 Ev Range, in 1/4 Ev Steps
Light SensitivityIso 400, Iso 100, Iso 50
Sensor TypeCCD
Shooting ModesFrame Movie Mode
Focal Length Equivalent to 35mm Camera28-140mm
Camera Flash FeaturesFlash OFF!, Fill-In Flash, Auto Flash
White BalanceAuto, Indoor (Preset), Manual, Outdoor (Preset)
Focus AdjustmentAutofocus & Manual Focus, Manual, Automatic
Expansion Slot1X Memory Stick, 1X PC Card-Type II
MAX Shutter SPEED1/2000 Sec
Sensor Size1/2in
Display Size2.5in
Still Image FormatTIFF, JPEG
Exposure ModesAperture-Priority, Shutter-Priority, Manual, Automatic
Display RotationBuilt-In
Screen Size2.0".5"
Light Sensitivity MAX400
TypePoint & Shoot
Maximum Resolution1.5MP
Optical Viewfinder TypeEye-Level Roof Prism
Floppy Drive StorageNone
Display TypeLCD
Sensor Resolution1.5MP
Exposure MeteringSPOT, Center-Weighted
Min Shutter SPEED4 Sec
MAX Video Resolution640x480
Additional FeaturesAe/Fe Lock, Not Interchangeable Lenses, PCMCIA, Date/Time Stamp, With Tripod Mount, Auto Power Save, Parallel, Rgb Primary Color Filter, Digital Image Rotation, Progressive Scan CCD System
Flash TypePop-Up Flash
Min Operating Temperature0°C
Effective Flash Range1m-2.5m
Continuous Shooting SPEED2fps
Viewfinder-Field Coverage92%
Run Time Up to150 Min
Exterior ColorSilver
Microphone TypeNone
MAX Operating Temperature40°C
Connector Types1X Composite Video Output
Flash ModesAuto Mode, OFF! Mode, Flash ON Mode
Camera TypePoint & Shoot
Auto Focus TypeTTL Contrast Detection
Viewfinder TypeOptical, Optical (Through-The-Lens)
Supported Flash MemoryPC Card Type II, Memory Stick, PC Card
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- 05. Nov. 2019
The First Digital DSLR. Solid. Well built. Still Usable Today.
Although this Sony D770 camera (and the identical D700) is nearly 22 years old, it's the first of the DSLR digital cameras to hit the consumer market. Amazingly, it can still find use today. No, you aren't going to create crisp 16 by 20 inch posters with this, and no, it doesn't sport a 24 or 36 megapixel sensor. In fact, it's paltry 1.5 megapixel sensor, by today's standards, will create a usable image of 8x10 at best. For web images or eBay sales, this is perfectly acceptable, but that really isn't the point of owning this camera 22 years after it came to market. This camera is a collectors item. It's built like the proverbial brick outhouse. It's solid, it's heavy, and it has a substantial professional feel to it that eludes many of today's better performing brethren. Yet, the battery it uses is still manufactured by Sony for other Sony cameras made today. So there's no fear of not being able to use the D770. The 5 to 1 zoom lens is well made, and the camera can be used fully manually, fully automatic, or with any combination of settings in between. In its day, it was the king of cameras for newspaper journalists, who made it difficult for the rest of us to find one. Today, it's a relic of our past. A conversation piece to put on the mantle, and pull down every now and then to appreciate how far digital imaging has advanced in 22 years. Plus, the darn thing is just so cool looking, even today. The D770 and D700 are identical except for one thing. The D770 starts at ISO 50, and the D700 starts at ISO 100. Both top out at ISO 400, where grain becomes visible. The sensor needs light. Being its limit is ISO 400, the ISO 50 setting is notably cleaner than ISO 100. If owning a piece of digital history is your thing, grab one of these while you can. A fully working, clean D770 or D700 is getting harder to come by as the years tick forward.
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- 23. Nov. 2018
Great value
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- 10. Nov. 2016
It is gr8 jus need a charger for it
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