Sony Launches Cyber-shot DSC-WX800 With 4K Video Recording Support at Rs 34,990

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Sony India, today boosted its Cyber-shot line-up of travel high zoom camera with the launch of the DSC-WX800 that will be available from October 29. Priced at Rs 34,990, the new models are packaged in the world's smallest body and offer a zoom range from 24mm at the wide end up to 720mm super-telephoto.

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It comes with BIONZ X image processing engine combined with a front-end LSI that delivers high-speed continuous shooting at up to 10 fps with a buffer limit of up to 155 images, the company said in a statement. A 180-degree tiltable LCD screen allows easy framing of selfies and group shots location data acquisition via Bluetooth can collect and record location data from a mobile device.

According to Sony, the WX800 is capable of capturing 4K video footage with full pixel readout and no pixel binning. This essentially means that fine details are rendered even more precisely. The new model can shoot fast-moving subjects with high-frame rate HD recording at up to 100fps to produce slow-motion sequences during editing.

Collecting feedback from its users, Sony has implemented Touch Focus and Touch Shutter functionality on the WX800, so that a user can directly select their shooter subject. Furthermore, the WX800 offers My Menu personalisation for instant recall of up to 30 items and the ability to create custom menus.

The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-WX800 will be available across all Sony Centres, Alpha Flagship stores and major electronic stores in India.

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