Product Description:
An amazing combination value, simplicity and performance make the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-S45 a perfect entry-level choice for first-time digital photographers. Advanced features place it at the head of its class: 5.1 MP resolution for tight crops and big prints, a quality 3x optical zoom and wide-angle shooting capability, a large 2.4" LCD screen for setting up shots and sharing results, 10 MB internal memory for capturing images in-camera and high-capacity up to 350-shot Stamina power with NiMH rechargeable battery (not included).
Product Details
- Binding: Electronics
- Brand: Sony
- EAN: 0027242690479
- FloppyDiskDriveDescription: None
- FormFactor: Built-in
- HasRedEyeReduction: 1
- Label: Sony
- LensType: Zoom lens
- Manufacturer: Sony
- MediaType: None
- Model: DSC-S45
- MPN: DSC-S45
- PackageQuantity: 1
- ProductGroup: Photography
- ProductTypeName: CAMERA_DIGITAL
- Publisher: Sony
- Studio: Sony
- UPC: 027242690479
Customer Reviews 
cool
2009-06-22This camera was affordable and was delivered quickly. I had to keep the USB cord from my old camera in order to upload pictures and the battery latch doesn't always close all the way. Overall, though, it is a great camera that gets the job done.
Very disappointed
2007-12-27This camera worked fine for about a year. It ate batteries but took OK pictures. First the door to the battery compartment broke; then I started getting "file error" & was not able to view my photos on the camera screen. Finally, I couldn't turn it on - the button would NOT work at all. Very disappointed - will not buy another SONY.
Great little camera
2007-09-01I got this camera for Mother's Day two years ago and am very happy with it. Only problem I had is that it eats batteries but I got a charger and all is well. Am not good at reading manuals but the service people at Sony were extremely helpful and patient with me. I'd highly recommend this product.
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