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23 June 2009
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W230/L 12.1 Megapixel Review
13 of 15 found this helpful Design:
The W230 cannot be termed as ultre compact but slim.It is a semi professional camera witha three inch screen and 12 megapixels.
Features:
It is loaded with awesome features like 12 megapixel lens, 4X optical zoom , 3 inch LCD screen, Intelligent scene recognition, face detection technology, smile shutter technology,double anti blur solution, high sensitivity, memory stick duo compatibility, HDTV compatibility , wide zoom display and photo sensitivity.
Performance:
Capture gorgeous images with superb contrast and clarity down to the finest detail,4x optical zoom lens brings distant subjects closer ,Clear Photo LCD™ display features sharp, natural color ,Auto Mode automatically adjusts exposure and white balance settings for better pictures,Intelligent Scene Recognition (iSCN) Mode automatically detects five different types of scenes conditions ,Face Detection technology detects up to eight individual faces and controls flash, focus and exposure, Smile Shutter™ technology automatically detects and captures a smiling face, High ISO sensitivity helps compensate for shaky hands, minimizes ,extended battery life and shooting capacity , View your photos in glorious high definition .
Overall:
The camera is appreciable, attention is paid to picture quality, lightweight and compact.
11 July 2010
HILARIOUS!
I had always despised ventriloquists and mimes. I mean, ewwww. Jeff Dunham and his alter egos are making me rethink my previous opinions. I was home, sick, and put this on my computer (don't know how I found it, probably recommended because I appreciate edgy humor.) It was the highlight of my sickly day, maybe the week! Now I want to go see him in person. Funny, smart and politically incorrect. Loved ACCCHHmed the Dead Terrorist. One day, "SILENCE! I will KEELL you!" will be as well known as "Where's the beef?" And now I have dated myself. Oh well. Get this video and have a ball laughing. It will add a year or so to your life.
10 June 2009
Any Given Sunday Review
1 of 1 found this helpful It's too easy to take pot shots at Oliver Stone, his filmmaking style, his excessive use of well, pretty much everything. Criticisms of Stone's cliché's pretty much have become the realm of cliché themselves. I've read a number of reviews by "sports fans" who hate this movie because they are "sports fans." I'm not buying it. I'm a sports fan (a fairly rabid one at that) and I loved this film, warts and all. Complaints of perceived non-linear storytelling don't matter to me in this type of movie. It's ALL about the Crash Boom! Anyone who's played professional sports (most of all NFL) will tell you the game today does closely resemble a video war game. From the initial drafting to the big business, high expectations, marketing frenzy and ownership/management chaos to player conceits, familial expectations, and tribulations both marital and extra marital, Stone's movie doesn't flinch. Climb on board, and you find yourself on an unrelenting, entertaining, frustrating, and ultimately exhilarating roller coaster ride that you'll disembark from with a wink and a smile. I'm not always (or often) a fan of Oliver Stone - but here, his chaotic, frenzied style, slamming camera angles, use of loud, percussive music and rap feel like life itself: fast, dangerous, sometimes predictable but often off kilter. His style serves a vision of the All American game as few others before him have. He here captures the feeling of the "business" of football with ferocious artistic integrity and vision, if not necessarily with the accuracy some fan's may wish. Frankly, I don't care for accuracy either historical or technical in film, my only demand is "entertain me." Any Given Sunday entertains and that's what I expect most from a movie.