Sony Cyber-shot DSCS750 7.2 MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom

The seller sent a beautiful little camera that was exactly what it replaced. It worked perfectly with my software installed years ago from Sony. He threw in a battery and charger and a beautiful little case for it. The whole package looked like it was new. Very impressed with the price and fast shipping. Thanks!

I wish it were thinner

I love this camera. I had damaged my old one and wanted another, so I shopped around and found the exact same camera with a case which will prevent the damage I experienced on the old one. And, at a really good price.

It was listed as used good working. First time use (2 Dec after our 30 day return window) It was whiting out the photos so they were unrecognizable. We somehow corrected this but now it leaves lines across the picture like shooting through louvered blinds. I do not consider this good.

A few months ago, I decided that since I regularly take digital pictures and upload them to my Flickr site ([...] it was about time to upgrade to a better camera. The economy being what it was, I decided that I didn't want to blow a HUGE wad o' cash--just enough to get a good quality camera that had higher megapixels than what I already had (a Casio QV-R40 with 4.0 megapixels).A Flickr friend had just bought herself a Sony Cybershot and liked it a lot, so I set about doing some research. As it turned out, Amazon.com had this particular Cybershot model on sale at the time I was looking, so I got a great deal as well as a great camera.The Sony Cybershot S750 features 7.2 megapixels, a 2.5" LCD monitor, ISO 1250 (high sensitivity) and a 3X optical zoom. In hindsight, I wish I had gone up a notch to a higher zoom but, all in all, I have been very happy with the camera. It was tremendously easy to learn to use. I am not a big fan of "reading the blanking manual," so having something that is easy to use right out of the box was a bonus.It has a very quick & easy wheel that allows you to switch between different types of shots quickly. The options are the standard auto adjustment setting for photos, a program auto setting (which I haven't tried yet), a movie setting, a snow setting for taking pictures in a bright white landscape, a waterside setting for beach and other water shots, a twilight setting for shooting in low light w/o flash, a twilight portait setting, a landscape setting, a soft background setting and a blur-reducing low-light setting.The battery supposedly would allow you to take about 280 shots on one battery charge, which is pretty darned great compared to my older camera. However, it won't take much without an additional memory card (for an additional cost, of course). I got the Sony Memory Stick Pro Duo with 8gb of memory and that has worked very well.

I initially liked this camera when I bought it, but the longer I have it, the more things I don't like. The construction has this cheap-feeling plastic around it and you need to have a very steady hand to take a clear picture. The shutter speed is also way too long.

I was looking for a simple point and shoot for my nephew to use at a decent price and I found it. He's been loving it so far!! Shipping was quick and hassle free.

This is an older model,but still takes great pics. It has a re-chargeable battery pack that seems to last longer than the re-chargeable AA NIMH's used on the DSC-S650. Also it doesn't come falling out when the door is open.2-Gig memory card stores over 10K pics on J-peg for E-mail. Saved $$ by purchasing an open box. Looks & performs as new. Has features I'll never use,but just point & click & your done. I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a digital camera except(yawn)a snobby/nerdy Tech geek which could spot flea poop in black pepper. They'll have to spend more $$$ to be satisfied.