Sony DSC-S650 - Manual (Page 6)

Shooting in low light means long exposure times. And
that means that even slight camera motion ends up
destroying the shot with blur. You could set the camera
up on a tripod, but only if you have one handy! You could turn on
the camera’s flash, but that would spoil the mood! Sony has a better
way. Our Clear RAW ™ noise reduction reduces the picture “noise”
common to low-light exposures. High ISO Sensitivity enables you
to shoot at faster shutter speeds. And Super SteadyShot ® optical
image stabilization compensates for camera shake.
DSC-T20
Bye-bye, blur
Handheld shots in low light have been the perfect recipe for blur. Sony uses
three powerful technologies to kiss blur goodbye.
The system uses separate vertical and
horizontal sensors that detect camera
shake. The camera sends an equal-but-
opposite correcting signal to a stabilization
lens, which moves to compensate for shake.
(Sample photos for illustration purposes.)
See page 27 for details
or visit www.sony.com/dsctraining.
Without Super SteadyShot With Super SteadyShot
SUPER STEADYSHOT OPTICAL IMAGE STABILIZATION
Actual photo taken with a Sony ® digital camera. Shutter 1/8 sec. Aperture f4.5. Flash Off. ISO 400.
Monitor picture simulated.
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