New Cyber-shots with big zoom announced
Cutaway of the DSC-HX100V, which features a 30x optical zoom Carl Zeiss lens, high speed autofocus that is said to lock onto a subject in as little as 0.1 seconds, and the ability to record full 1080p movies
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Sony has announced a couple of superzoom additions to its Cyber-shot camera range. Both the compact and the DSLR-like models can record full high definition movies, are GPS-enabled and have the ability to generate 3D stills without requiring the now familiar dual lens setup seen in other cameras. They both offer autofocus speeds comparable to digital SLRs and borrow some advanced technology from the company's Handycam camcorders.
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