Sony has a wide range of Cyber-shot cameras. The cameras are in one of three categories: the ultra-slim point-and-shoot, the compact point-and-shoot, and the high zoom. Within each category, the cameras have various features and price ranges. Whether you want a camera small enough to slip into your pocket on the way out the door, or you want complete creative control, there is a Sony camera for everyone. Even though the cameras may look completely different, their basic operations are similar.
Instructions
1. Insert the battery into the battery compartment. The battery compartment door is usually on the side or bottom of the camera. Load the batteries in the correct direction. Dead batteries or batteries loaded incorrectly will prevent the camera from working.
2. Insert a compatible memory card. The memory card slot may be under the same door as the battery compartment or it may have its own door. If the card is full, or it is not inserted properly, it can't record information.
3. Turn on the camera. Point-and-shoot cameras may have a lens cover that you manually move either to the side or down. Press the cover gently and move it into the open position. Some cameras may have a lens cap that you remove completely, such as the DSC D700.
4. Adjust the mode to the correct shooting position. For example, set the mode to "Auto" or choose a different shooting mode.
5. Press the shutter button down halfway so the camera can adjust the focus and exposure. Green brackets or lights will appear in the viewfinder or the LCD screen when the camera is ready. Press the button down the rest of the way to take a picture.
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