We feel that this camera delivers all that quite well, and we are pleased with its performance. We know that what we wanted in a camera demanded a lot. Though we know mobile phones can take good photos, they aren’t great about the long range shots. We also wanted a camera that would be compact enough to travel with us easily while road tripping, hiking, cycling, kayaking, etc. We wanted to capture great photos of landscapes, people and scenes, and wildlife. So many manufacturers and retailers will ask for reviews when you’ve barely made it home from the store! There are two of us using this camera. First, I would like to mention that we appreciate that Sony chooses to wait for a reasonable period of time before asking for a review. There are two of us that use this camera. You then end up in that annoying 'Let's try a 100 more times" loop until it gets to a point that you believe it is you doing something wrong and actually Sony - it isn't.
Sony wx 350 reviews password#
Well, this camera has a password and when you try to put it into the device you want to connect it to (If the device picks it up at all - my laptop didn't) it continually states "Wrong password". You know when you want to connect something to Wi-Fi and it asks you for a password? Bit of a pain but I understand you have to be secure these days. This should have been dealt with prior to product release and I can't believe Sony didn't see it.ī). There is no point cleaning the lens or the camera - it always appears. I think it is the flash catching a little bit of the extended zoom lens and thus why there is only ever a smudge when you use the flash - and always bottom left. I don't actually think it is the flash (And it certainly isn't a finger or thumb I figured that out pretty quick). Things started to go down hill when I a) Tried to use the Flash and b) When I tried to connect the Wi-Fi to my Smartphone, laptop and Apple MacĪ) When you use the flash, and when you examine the picture you have just taken, it looks like you have accidently put a finger over the lens and a 'smudge' always appears on the bottom left.
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