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Information and Features About Sony Dsc-h50

Sony has announced a successor to its DSC-H9 ’super zoom’ digital camera in the form of the 9.0 megapixel Cyber-Shot DSC-H50. As well as the inevitable rise in pixel count the H50 has several improvements over its predecessor, including an ED lens element, user-selectable noise reduction, white balance and color mode bracketing, and an upgraded DRO function. It also has an improved sports mode and, last but by no means least, Sony’s unique ’smile shutter’ and adult- or child-priority face detection.

Stylistically, the new camera is much in keeping with other recent offerings in the H line, presenting a mini-DSLR look with an offset lens barrel and prominent hand grip.

The H50 comes equipped with Sony's Advanced Sports Shooting mode that we've seen recently on other higher-end cameras from the manufacturer. Using the expected high shutter speeds in addition to a predictive auto focus system, previous implementations of the mode have made for easier action shooting than is normally the case for a non-DSLR.

The camera also features a large, 3-inch tilting LCD screen so you can shoot comfortably from nearly any position, at low and high angles. Its scratch-resistant, UV hard-coat finish adds a premium look and feel that mirrors the performance of the model.

The DSC-H50 also features Super Steady Shot, Night Shot, D-Range Optimizer, smile recognition, faces detection and has an advanced sports shooting mode that will offer shutter speeds up to 1/4000 of a second with continuous auto-focusing.

Its improved “advanced sports” shooting mode now employs a system to apply higher shutter speeds, up to 1/4000 of a second, more frequently than on previous models. This mode combines high shutter speeds with predictive continuous auto-focusing so you can quickly focus and capture fast-moving subjects with minimal shutter lag basically the time it takes for the camera to focus and shoot.

The camera also incorporates intelligent features that help you take better pictures more easily. They include improved smile shutter and face detection technologies with child or adult priority recognition, as well as, intelligent scene recognition with standard and advanced modes to analyze shooting conditions and select the optimal setting automatically.

Sony DSC-H50 Features:-

* Carl Zeiss 15x optical zoom lens

* Super Steady shot optical image stabilization

* 3" tilting LCD display

* Scratch-resistant, UV hard-coat finish

* Advanced Sports Shooting Mode (up to 1/4000 of a second)

* Versatile, long-distance flash

* Extensive manual controls

* Smile shutter and face detection technologies with child or adult priority recognition

* Night Shot technology

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Anyone know of a good lens for a Sony DSLR with a large aperture to achieve nice depth of field?

Also I'm kind of on a budget and looking for the most bang for my buck. Thank you.

You can look for a Minolta lens

As far as a large aperture achieving a nice depth of field, you are either calling selective depth of field, as in very little at large apertures or great depth of field using small f/stops (small aperture).

If you want to work with Bokeh then something like a 50mm f/1.4 or 85mm f/1.4 will do that for you.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/439160-REG/Sony_SAL50F14_SAL_50F14_50mm_f_1_4_Autofocus.html

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/463922-REG/Sony_SAL85F14Z_SAL_85F14Z_85mm_f_1_4_Carl.html

http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/bokeh.htm

As you can see, Sony and Minolta lenses are rather expensive, one reason so many photographers buy Nikon and Canon cameras .. the list of available new and used lenses at reasonable costs is amazing.

See if you can find some good used Minolta lenses in those focal lengths.

Try craigslist in a city near you'

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