We mentioned earlier typical startup times but have found these can be increased further in some circumstances. We'll be looking at the quality this is capable of later in the review, but wanted to mention an odd quirk of the camera first. The DSC-P92 is one of the cheaper compact cameras in the Sony range and as such isn't gifted with one of the fabled Carl Zeiss lenses. Sony send the DSC-P92 out with two powerful Ni-MH rechargeable batteries and a charger, which is quite generous as many manufacturers offer just a feeble pair of Alkalines with their AA compatible cameras. Now more of their cameras are coming out that accept the standard AA size and the DSC-P92 is just such a camera. Well regardless of whether it does or as we suspect, doesn't, we did a speed test on both USB and USB 2.0 connections and found no discernible difference!įor what has seemed a long time Sony designed their cameras around a proprietary battery of their own. Apparently many other photography web-sites have been caught out by this and are listing the DSC-P92 as having USB 2.0 support. We thought this a little odd as there is no mention of the high speed USB connection on the box or in any other specification sheet. When browsing the specifications for this camera on the Sony USA site, we noticed them mentioning it had USB 2.0.
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Sony certainly know how to make an easy to use camera interface and any beginners should have no problems coming to grips with the DSC-P92. The LCD screen is on the small side at 1.5 inches and it looks like there is ample room on the body for a larger one. The tripod mount at the base of the camera is located at the far right of the camera, at the opposite end to the lens. The video-out, power-in and USB connections are cleverly hidden underneath the grey plastic handle area at the bottom right of the camera. The fit and finish of the buttons and compartment doors are very good and there's little chance of bits falling off!
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The weight of the DSC-P92 helps give it a tough feel but also makes it one of the less portable compacts. When you first switch on the DSC-P92, it takes approximately 2.3 seconds for the lens to extend and approximately another four seconds before you can actually take a shot, this is below average.
Compatible with Memory Stick and Memory Stick PRO.We take a look to see if it is still worth considering. It is marketed as a point-and-shoot compact and doesn't offer some of the advanced features that other compacts in the Sony range do. The Sony Cybershot DSC-P92 is a recent addition to Sony's ever-growing digital camera range.
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