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1. SONY DSC HX1 BLANK VIEWFINDER MOVIE
2. SONY DSC HX1 BLANK VIEWFINDER PRO
3. SONY DSC HX1 BLANK VIEWFINDER PLUS

SONY DSC HX1 BLANK VIEWFINDER PLUS

LCD : 3.0 inch 1 Clear Photo LCD Plus (230,400 pixels).

SONY DSC HX1 BLANK VIEWFINDER MOVIE

Optical Zoom During Movie Recording Yes.Sensor Type 1/2.4 inch Exmor CMOS Sensor.Got a shaky hand Optical SteadyShot image stabilization has you covered by reducing blur for sharp, lifelike images. And don’t miss the 20x optical zoom or the Intelligent Auto mode that eliminates the guesswork by automatically adjusting camera settings for you. Especially useful for beautiful landscape shots or shooting skyscrapers, the Sweep Panorama mode takes seamless 224-degree shots with breathtaking 9.1 megapixel resultsjust press the shutter and sweep in a horizontal or vertical direction. Remarkable Exmor CMOS technology even makes it easy to capture photos in low light while maintaining smooth color gradation and crisp detail. With the ultra-fast, 10-shots-per-second speed of the Cyber-shot DSC-HX1, its easy to capture a swinging bat just before it hits the ball. With Exmor CMOS Sensor, powerful G lens and 20x Optical Zoom, achieve an imaging excellence that will change the way you shoot. The one thing you don’t want to do is find out somewhere between proof of concept and production that you have the wrong storage – or worse yet, find out that your storage can’t keep up with the data as a new workload rolls into production and is a wild success.World s first digital still camera with Sweep Panorama. The new classes of HPC applications, such as machine learning training and data analytics running at scale, tend to feed on or create large datasets, so it is important to have this data first attitude as the system is being architected. It is fairly cheap to move data into clouds or generate it there and keep it there however, it can be exorbitantly expensive to move data from a cloud so it can be used elsewhere. It is in vogue these days to have a “cloud first” mentality when it comes to IT infrastructure, but what organizations really need is a “data first” attitude and then realize that cloud is just a deployment model with a pricing scheme and – perhaps – a deeper pool of resources than many organizations are accustomed to.

It is particularly important to think about the type and volume of the data that will feed into these applications because this, more than any other factor, will determine the success or failure of that workload in meeting the needs of the organization. Sponsored It is easy to spend a lot of time thinking about the compute and interconnect in any kind of high performance computing workload – and hard not to spend just as much time thinking about the storage supporting that workload. The latter are up to three times faster than ordinary Pro cards thanks to an eight-bit parallel interface and other features, but the DSC-HX1 only supports a four-bit parallel interface, so you’re wasting your money buying Duo Pro-HG cards to use with it. The DSC-HX1 is compatible with Memory Stick Duo Standard and Pro versions and can even use Duo Pro-HG cards. Sony alas, insists on adding some proprietary features to the camera, including the use of its Memory Stick Duo format. Note the lack of a hot shoe in its place is a stereo microphone for video recording. The EVF is small and not especially sharp, but in our view, every super zoom should offer some form of viewfinder, because it makes it much easier to support the camera with your hands when using the extreme end of the telephoto setting. It’s not as flexible as some articulated LCD screens we’ve seen, but it’s still a nice feature to have. The LCD screen is on a hinge and can be swivelled up or down by 90 degrees. You get a 0.2in electronic viewfinder composed of 201,000 dots and a 3-inch LCD screen with 230,000 dots. The product shots outline the basic control layouts, so we’ll just focus on some features. That said, the PowerShot SX1 IS does offer a few extras lacking on the Sony, such as RAW recording and 1920 x 1080 HD movies at 30fps – the DSC-HX1 also offers HD recording but with a lower specification. Its closest rival is Canon’s PowerShot SX1 IS, another model with a 5-100mm optical zoom, although at £589, the Canon’s suggested retail price is a fair bit more than the DSC-HX1’s £429. The DSC-HX1 has 5-100mm f/2.8-5.2 Sony G lens, equivalent to a 28-560mm zoom on a 35mm camera.