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Normal: 50 cm-infinity (wide), 90 cm-infinity (tele).

Super Steady Shot (optical image stabilization) 10 elements in 9 groups (including 1 aspheric element).Note that a large proportion of the descriptive text in this review is taken directly from the DSC-H3 review, as the cameras are functionally identical. HDTV video output (requires optional cable or dock).

10x (38-380mm equiv.) Carl Zeiss branded optical zoom.

1/2.5" CCD sensor, 8.1 million effective pixels.

Let's get started, as ever, with the headline features: We'll see if Sony has managed to get rid of at least some of those on the H10 in the following review. In our January review of the H3 we said the camera was a reliable point and shoot performer but also had its fair share of flaws. In the fairly small bracket of compact long zoom cameras the H10 is going head-to-head with competitors such as the brand new Panasonic TZ5 and the similarly specified Canon SX100 IS. The feature set is virtually identical with the H3's and includes Face Detection, Optical Image Stabilization and HDTV output (albeit using an optional composite video cable or Cyber-shot Station dock). It offers a 10x zoom in a very compact body for photographers on a tight budget and is equipped with an 8MP sensor. In Sony's 'High Zoom' hierarchy the H10 is the junior partner of the new flagship H50. The H10 only constitutes a relatively minor upgrade with the new larger 3.0" screen with its increased resolution (230K pixels vs 115K) being the only major difference between the two camera generations. The Cyber-shot DSC-H10 was announced in late January and comes as a successor to the DSC-H3 which itself was only launched a mere 5 months earlier.