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Originally reviewed by Audley Jarvis 16 June 2011
The Sony TX10 offers just about the best overall image quality we’ve yet
seen in a toughened camera with a folded-lens design. While some
processing and compression flaws do become apparent at 100% and above,
at lower sizes images deliver plenty of punch. Add to this Sony’s Sweep
Panorama technology, which remains the benchmark for ultra-wideangle
fun, along with excellent movie recording abilities and the TX10 just
about justifies its premium price tag. The lack of finger-grip and shiny
aluminium finish do make it a bit slippery to hold though, so be sure
to use it with a wrist strap attached - otherwise you may well end up
testing the camera’s shockproof qualities sooner rather than later.
Read the full Sony TX10 review