Sony Digital Camera Language Settings

Use this product with my Sony digital camera alfa 5.

This camera is an awesome camera for people looking for more out of a digital camera than just the regular point and shoot but do not want to spend the money or carry around the lenses of an SLR. The 20X optical zoom is FANTASTIC! The offerings of this camera are numerous. The manual settings are simple to use and the numerous other settings such as colour accent are very fun to use. I highly recommend this camera to anyone looking to get more into photography while keeping money in their pockets.

I purchased the Canon PowerShot SX200 IS digital camera as my purse camera -- one that I could carry with me everywhere so I won't miss a shot if I don't have my Canon Digital Rebel XTi with me. I wanted a point-and-shoot camera that would do almost everything that my DSLR would do, and the SX200 meets that need perfectly. I especially like the long zoom capability, manual settings option, and the convenience of a movie function, which by the way delivers sharp movies with great sound. The IS feature really helps, of course. I have played with all of the settings, and I have been able to achieve great results, but I usually stay with Manual because I want the same control that the XTi gives me. I love this camera and I recommend it highly.

I haven't used a camera like this since before everything went digital. I use to have an OM-1. This camera takes great pictures, I am still experimenting with all the settings. Now I just have to save up for a telephoto lens to use with it. Won't take my example pic (too big)

I use this battery with my PMW-F3 sony camera. I also use other sony batteries for my digital camera and digital video cam. All SONY batteries last longer and get charged fast. But they are somewhat expensive.

Worked perfectly to attach a teleconverter to a Sony a5000 digital camera.

My shoulder appreciates the lighter camera. This is my second Sony mirrorless camera. It was easy to learn the settings.

This camera is a beast but I face some issues with the v90 SD cards. I am using a Lexar v90 64gb with S3 but sometime when recording 10bit videos the camera hangs and a message shows up to recover image. Last day when I was in a shoot the camera failed and not detecting any SD card in both the slots. When I reset the camera settings it came back to normal but lost all the settings and had to format the memory card. I hope Sony will resolve these issues as soon as possible a firmware update. I brought the v90 card as mentioned in the Sony website. So I recommend buying the cfexpress card for a flawless experience. I have to buy one soon. It was good if Sony bundled the body with CFast card as base kit as it is a new update

Having the Sony Xperia 1 (also from BHPhoto), with a camera that benefits the user when the user experiments with the manual settings, this light at a low cost adds an additional element to that experiment. Its just a matter of finding the right settings for subject at hand, then use the light to take up any lack in lighting.

Took a few tries getting it to link with Sony flash HVL-F60RM, the menu system could be a little easier to understand. However after finally got Flash and WRC1M to link it works with no further issues. Units link automatically every time I turn them on without need to update any settings. Has performed well for me in Manual and TTL mode, fairly easy to switch between the two. Flash compensation /- can be easily adjusted on camera as well. Using A7r iv. See what flash options are available in your camera flash settings.