Reviewers Liked
- 30x optical zoom
- Built-in Wi-Fi and NFC
- Manual control
- Good image quality
- Solid performance
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Not enough improvement on the predecessor
- Lacking builtin EVF
- No raw format shooting
Sony Cybershot DSC-HX60V
81
7.4
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Expert reviews and ratings
By Pocket-lint
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As a standalone camera there's enough to like about the Sony Cyber-shot HX60V and if you buy one we're sure you'll be content with what it can do. Its significant zoom lens, physical control dials, decent optical image stabilisation and a battery...
By TechRadar AU
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The HX60 is a solid choice for anybody who wants a reliable travel camera that can take great shots, has a decent range of creative options and offers a lot of flexibility in terms of the zoom range. Unfortunately for Sony, where once it offered...
By What Digital Camera
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There's no denying that the Sony HX60V does improve on its impressive predecessor, the HX50. The addition of a new processor results in a bevvy of operational and performance improvements, while the features carried over continue to impress.However...
By Amateur Photographer
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I really like the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX60V. It is very well made and benefits a lot from the inclusion of the improved Bionz X processor. However, while its predecessor, the HX50, may have really stood out last year, this years competition is much...
By PhotographyBLOG
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The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX60V is a premium travel-zoom camera. Featuring a 30x zoom lens with a focal range of 24-720mm, 20.4 megapixel back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS sensor, Bionz X processor, Wi-Fi/NFC connectivity and built-in GPS tracking, the HX60V...
By DigitalVersus
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The Bionz X imaging engine may have promised boosted response times and better picture quality but, in the end, the Sony Cyber-shot HX60V isn’t much of an improvement on last year’s HX50V. Picture quality has got a little better, but this Sony superzoom...
By Camera Labs
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Sony's opted for the if-it-ain't-broke-don't-fix-it approach to the HX60V which shares a great deal with its predecessor, including the same 30x optical zoom range, packing into essentially the same body with the same hotshoe / accessory port, separate...
By hardwarezone.com.sg
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With prosumer/ premium digital compact cameras getting all the attention , there's actually another compact camera category that's still doing well despite the onslaught from ever-improving smartphones - the superzoom compact.If you want a digital...
By 01Net
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Oui, le HX60v peut remplacer un bridge : son zoom est largement suffisant pour 95% des utilisateurs. Il n'offre pas de viseur, mais aucun bridge de ce prix n'offre de viseur décent, ce n'est donc pas un gros manque à ce prix (moins de 400 €)....
By Das Digitalkamera-Magazin
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Bei der Neuauflage der Cyber-shot DSC-HX50V (Testbericht) hat sich Sony nicht viel neues einfallen lassen, die Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX60V (Hands-On) ist bis auf ganz wenige Punkte nahezu identisch. Kritisieren muss man dies allerdings auch nicht...
By Les Numériques
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Le HX60-V est le pendant avec GPS du HX60 que nous avons testé. Tout comme lui, le processeur Bionz X fait légèrement progresser la qualité d'image mais il recule sur d'autres points. Il reste néanmoins un APN polyvalent agréable à utiliser mais la...
By Chip.de
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Die Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX60V überrascht im Test – allerdings nicht durchgehend positiv. Zwar liefert die Reisezoom-Kamera bei Bildqualität, Ausstattung und Geschwindigkeit jeweils gute Werte. Doch das Vorgängermodell schneidet insgesamt einen Tick...
By nothingwired.com
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Updated as on January 2014. Don't forget to bookmark this page, as we will be updating it regularly.Compact cameras have reached all kinds of people over the past few years. As a result, the general photography habits have changed completely. Almost...
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