Performance
The H10 delivers above average, but not outstanding, performance, and comes in just a tad slower than the H3 in most respects. It wakes and shoots in a reasonable 1.7 seconds. Its shutter lag for high- and low-contrast scenes--0.5 second and 1.1 seconds, respectively--are typical for this class, as are its 1.7-second typical shot-to-shot time. It does post a gain with its solid 1.8-second flash shot-to-shot performance. Similarly, its two frames-per-second burst performance exceeds many of its competitors. The LCD is easy to see in direct sunlight--an essential characteristic since the H10 lacks an alternate viewfinder.Shooting speed (in seconds)
(Smaller bars indicate better performance)
(Smaller bars indicate better performance)
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Typical shot-to-shot time |
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Time to first shot |
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Shutter lag (dim) |
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Shutter lag (typical) |
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H10
1.4
1.7
1.1
0.5
Typical
continuous-shooting speed (in frames per second)
(Longer bars indicate better performance)
(Longer bars indicate better performance)
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H10
2.1
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