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Sony bigs up the Cyber-shot S730

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Written by Matt Chapman   
Thursday, 27 December 2007
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According to Sony, a new multi-point autofocus mode ensures pin-sharp images, even when your subject is moving or isn’t in the centre of the frame.

An on-screen Histogram mode also displays image brightness in graphical form, which is useful if you’re fine-tuning exposure settings for the best possible results.

The Cyber-shot S730 can even help beginners pick the optimum image size for shooting, depending on your preferred printing paper size and the amount of memory space remaining.

It will be available throughout Europe from mid January 2008.

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