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# Waterproof up to 33ft (IPX8) 18.2MP Exmor R CMOS sensor 5x Optical + 10x Clear Image Zoom Sony DSC-TX30/B 18 MP Digital Camera with 5x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom and 3.3-Inch OLED (Black)

**Price:** ₨1701
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## Summary

> 💦 Capture Life Unfiltered – Dive Deep, Zoom Close, Shoot Sharp!

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- **What is this?** Sony DSC-TX30/B 18 MP Digital Camera with 5x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom and 3.3-Inch OLED (Black)
- **How much does it cost?** ₨1701 with free shipping
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## Key Features

- • **Vivid OLED Touchscreen:** 3.3” high-res OLED display with 1,229K dots for sharp, vibrant previews and easy one-handed control.
- • **Pocket-Sized Powerhouse:** Slim, lightweight design fits effortlessly in your pocket or purse for on-the-go capture.
- • **Underwater & Action-Proof:** Certified waterproof to 33ft with advanced image stabilization for blur-free photos and HD videos on the move.
- • **Rugged Ready for Adventure:** Shockproof, dustproof, freeze-proof – built to keep up with your wildest explorations.
- • **Crystal-Clear Shots Anytime:** 18.2MP sensor with Carl Zeiss lens delivers stunning detail, even in low light.

## Overview

The Sony DSC-TX30/B is a sleek, ultra-durable 18.2MP digital camera designed for millennials who crave adventure without compromise. Waterproof up to 33 feet, shockproof, dustproof, and freeze-proof, it features a bright 3.3-inch OLED touchscreen, 5x optical zoom enhanced by 10x Clear Image digital zoom, and Optical SteadyShot image stabilization. Perfect for capturing crisp photos and HD videos in any environment—from underwater escapades to urban nights—this compact powerhouse ensures you never miss a moment, all while fitting comfortably in your pocket.

## Description

From the Manufacturer Wonderful when wet. Sony® Cyber-shot® Digital Still Camera DSC-TX30 (Available in Black, Orange and Pink) Capture crystal-clear pics and video under water and poolside without worry. This pint-sized powerhouse packs in 18.2MP, plus it’s waterproof, dust-proof, freeze-proof and shock-proof. A 3.3” touchscreen provides ultra-sharp detail on its OLED display. For intricately detailed close-ups, built-in LED lights do the trick without casting shadows from the camera. Certified waterproof (up to 33ft.) dust-proof, freeze-proof, and shock-proof⁴ 3.3" OLED touch screen with high quality viewing Capture 18.2MP ultra-high definition images even in low-light This camera is just as much at home in the water as on a night on the town! The sleek and stylish camera fits the slimmest pocket or purse, yet is waterproof to a depth of 33 feet, shock-proof from falls up to approximately 5 feet and dust-proof thanks to its airtight construction. This durable camera can even withstand extreme weather conditions, as it is operable as low as 14 degree Fahrenheit.⁴ Seamlessly shifting from underwater marvels to a night on the town, the TX30 always makes it easy to get the best shot! Still photos and movies can be beautifully displayed on the 3.3" OLED with touch-screen (1229K dots). The organic light emitting display (OLED) shows the image through the lens with higher contrast and a wider viewing angle than conventional LCDs, for powerful, vivid playback. And, its high-speed response is faster than ordinary LCDs for smoother playback of dynamic action. The 18.2MP Exmor® R CMOS sensor captures ultra-high definition images that take full advantage of the camera’s sharp Carl Zeiss® Vario-Tessar® lens. The sensor enables advanced processing that reduces noise levels, resulting in stunning low light images with incredible details. Technology Tough yet stylish. Run with a rowdy crowd? The TX30 camera was built to keep up. It's waterproof, dustproof, shockproof, yet slim enough to take anywhere—from whitewater rafting, to girls' night out. With a high-performance 18.2MP Exmor R CMOS sensor and advanced in-camera stabilization, you're sure to capture incredible photos and HD video of all your adventures. Touchscreen with a view. Compose your shots on the big, bright 3.3" OLED touchscreen display, which features a whopping 1,229K dots for ultra-high resolution and extreme clarity. Review your photos and videos on the crystal-clear display. Pixel Power. Capture high-resolution images that take full advantage of the cameras’s high quality Carl Zeiss® lens. More pixels means you can enlarge, zoom in and crop your photos without losing detail. Advanced processing technology reduces noise and graininess for incredibly crisp, clear images – even in challenging low-light conditions. Magnifying Glass Plus. Magnifying Glass Plus and LED lights help capture intricate detail on subjects as close as 1/3”. The LED lights help illuminate the subject and remove any shadows created by the close proximity of the camera. Crisp, beautiful HD videos. Record crystal-clear movies in high-resolution with HD 1080/60i AVCHD™ video capture. Stunning, fast motion video with reduced distortion looks great when played back on your HDTV. Notice a perfect photo op while shooting video? With dual record of stills and movies, you can shoot both at the same time. Get close with 5x zoom. Zoom in close for great sports, travel, and wildlife photos. The TX30 has 5x optical zoom plus 10x Clear Image digital zoom technology to bring you near enough to capture distant details. A powerful processor reduces graininess for crisper, higher-quality close-ups.. Product description and full feature list 5x optical zoom plus 10x Clear Image Digital ZoomMost digital zooms use electronic cropping to get closer to the subject, resulting in unsharp images. With Clear Image Zoom the powerful processor compares patterns found in adjacent pixels and creates new pixels to match selected patterns, resulting in more realistic, higher-quality images. Clear Image Zoom doubles optical zoom for closer photos. Up to 3hr 10min recording with 8GB embedded Flash Memory1The built-in 8GB1 embedded Flash memory can record and store up to 3 hours 10 minutes of high definition video footage (HD LP mode). Optical SteadyShot® image stabilization with 2-way Active Mode Sony's Active Mode image stabilization gives you the freedom to shoot movies even while walking or running³. 2-way Active Mode corrects for both vertical and horizontal motion.Enhanced Superior AutoEnhanced Superior Auto supports scenes with dynamic motion to provide beautiful results even in dark situations. The result is clearer images with less blur. Capture the decisive moment with up to 10fpsCapture full 18.2 megapixel resolution images at up to 10 frames per second, helping to ensure that the decisive moment is captured such as the soccer ball flying into the goal. In addition, a mechanical shutter helps reduce distortion when continuously shooting moving subjects.Creative shooting with Picture and Beauty effects Picture Effect adds a new level of expression to photos, making ordinary landscapes and portraits come to life by heightening mood and emphasizing certain attributes. Beauty Effects allows edits to skin tones, skin smoothing, shine removal, eye widening, and teeth whitening. Beauty Effects can be combined to further enhance the image. FOOTNOTES:1. Records in 29 minute segments . 2. Requires HDTV and HDMI cable sold sep. 3. Combined with electronic stabilization. 4. Dustproof certified to IEC 60529 IP5X standard, shock-proof certified to MIL-STD-810F Method 516.5-Shock, can operate in temperatures between 14 degrees Fahrenheit (-10 degrees Celsius) and 104-degrees Fahrenheit (40 degrees Celsius), waterproof certified to IEC60529 IPX8 standard.© 2013 Sony Electronics Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is prohibited. Sony is not responsible for typographic and photographic errors. Features and specifications are subject to change without notice. Sony, Steady Shot, and Clear Photo LCD are trademarks of Sony. Microsoft, Windows, and Windows Vista are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. HDMI is a trademark of HDMI Licensing LLC. Dolby is a registered trademark of Dolby Laboratories. All other trademarks are trademarks of their respective owners. Product Description Capture landscapes with one touch using Sweep Panorama, get that perfect portrait with Smile Shutter, snap wider scenes

Review: Great camera! Suitably rugged for a trip. - Before i bought this camera i was a little concerned about a lot of the reviews that said it had issues with leaking when used underwater, and that Sony's support was terrible. Well i took this camera on a trip to Puerto Rico for a week right after i received it. I didn't buy any special accessories, i just used it as-is. I can say that this guy functioned wonderfully both in and out of the water. I used it every single day on the beach, in the rainforest, and out at night. I would say on average i was taking somewhere in the neighborhood of about 100 or so pictures and 3 or 4 videos per day. At that rate i ran out of juice only one time and that was at about 11PM after being out all day since about 9AM. So I would have to say the battery life was pretty good. Also i used this in the water ALOT! I took both pics and videos and it was great to use some of the more artistic settings such as sketch mode underwater; it really allowed me to document my trip in a much more detailed way since i could take it literally everywhere i went without having to worry about ruining it. I never once had any water get into the case, after a couple of particularly long sessions in the water it did prompt me with a warning on startup about making sure the battery cover was closed properly, but that was the extent of it. The picture quality was also damn good for the size of the camera and definitely much better than my iPhone 5 i was carrying. Overall, an excellent camera for the price. And if you are looking for something you can literally throw in your pocket and take with you everywhere, this is it. Just don't expect DSLR quality pics.
Review: Great for rafting! - I just took this camera on a 1-week camping & rafting trip down the Grand Canyon...and I have tons of amazing photos because of it! Design: The camera is very attractive; I got it in pink, which is very eyecatching...and that's exactly what I wanted, so I wouldn't lose it! It's very petite, looks to be about the size of a credit card, and is very light. That means it was very easy for me to carry around EVERYWHERE - while hanging on to a raft, while body-surfing down a river, while hiking up a canyon cliff. It comes with a no-frills wrist band - just a loop. I have small wrists and was able to double-loop it around my wrist, which kept it taught and safe. But I imagine someone with a bigger wrist would rather have a clip on it to tighten the loop around their wrist, which this doesn't have. The slide cover, which switches the camera on, was also something I loved. While there is a separate on/off button, sliding the cover was a super-fast way to snap some pictures really quickly, then turn it off. I liked not having to mess with a lens cover that I'd need two hands to fasten. I could do EVERYTHING with this camera with just 1 hand - especially great if you need your other hand to hang on to a raft or a rock! The touch screen was one thing I was iffy about. The default AUTO mode is really great, and basically all you need.....that and the panorama mode. Just beware that panorama really drains the battery, so if you aren't able to charge your camera during your trip, be wary about panorama. The extra "filters" you can process your photos with on the camera are nothing special, and personally I find them gaudy. Auto mode is great (this is coming from a pro DSLR user). I'm going through my Canyon photos in Lightroom right now and they're pretty well exposed. So...while you can't use the touchscreen while underwater, like other reviewers have said, I don't think it really matters. Just stick with Auto mode and you'll be fine. I got some underwater videos and photos as well, while swimming in a creek and walking through a waterfall, and this camera is amazing. I have so many shots that I otherwise couldn't have, and the price wasn't bad at all. Battery life: Like their site says, it dies after about 250 shots. I found this to be perfectly fine - do you really want to sort through 500pics/day of your vacation?? Remember when film cameras only let you have 20-something shots per roll? Anyway, I found myself shooting around 100 a day, and that was more than enough. Beware, however, that panorama mode and the other filter modes will drain the battery FAST, so I recommend just sticking to auto. Even with capturing a few vidoes, you'll be fine this way. If you're going to travel where you can't charge overnight, I highly recommend getting an external battery charger (like an Anker battery), since this camera can charge via mini-USB. Another option is, get a spare camera battery to change on the fly, and also get the Anker battery to charge those batteries over night. Durability: It's shockproof claim is pretty good. Like I said, I was rafting & hiking with this thing. I was hitting rocks while swinging my arms to climb, banging it against the raft whenever we hit a rapid....it was great. There are some superficial scratches on the touchscreen, but none of it interferes with functionality or ability to view anything. The one thing that DID put a deep little scratch on my screen is when it got knocked in to a metal carbiner. So...do NOT rub your camera screen against the edge of a carbiner, metal is stronger than this glass. At least it's just a small scratch and still doesn't mess with functionality or viewability at all - it's cosmetic. But your true enemy is SAND!!!! Understand, first, that sand is a huge problem for everyone, even pro users, and it's not entirely rational to believe your camera can defeat sand without you giving it some help. Which I didn't REALLY give to this camera. There was a lot of sand, and for the most part, the Cybershot DID do pretty well with it. But sand really does get everywhere, and the worst is the REALLY fine, tiny sand granules. None of it got past the O-ring that seals the microSD/battery, thank God, but some sand did get in to the zoom button up top. It wouldn't zoom out for 1-2 days, but by the 3rd day, the sand had worked its way out of my camera, and my zoom abilities returned. On the front of the camera, right by the lens, there is some text - "Carl Zeiss" and other lens info. This scratched off completely when some sand got under my camera lid as well. I also have some vertical scratching on the pain under the lens lid, where the sand scraped everything, but again this is all cosmetic. The lens is perfectly fine and still takes great pictures. The lens cover still slides perfectly well. Conclusion: All in all, this was a great purchase, especially for the price (less than two-hundred dollars). I got shots with it that I never would have gotten with my DSLR, thanks to its ruggedness, its tiny size and portability, and how easy it is to use with 1 hand. This thing is definitely coming with me on future water-related trips.

## Features

- Capture breathtaking images
- Image stabilization reduces blur
- Black

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #238,459 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #2,133 in Digital Point & Shoot Cameras |
| Compatible Mountings | Sony E |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 637 Reviews |
| Image Stabilization | Optical |
| Maximum Focal Length | 130 Millimeters |
| Photo Sensor Technology | CMOS |
| Supported File Format | JPEG, RAW |

## Product Details

- **Compatible Mountings:** Sony E
- **Aspect Ratio:** 16:9
- **Photo Sensor Technology:** CMOS
- **Supported File Format:** JPEG, RAW
- **Image Stabilization:** Optical
- **Maximum Focal Length:** 130 Millimeters
- **Optical Zoom:** 5
- **Expanded ISO Minimum:** 80
- **Brand:** Sony
- **Model Name:** FBA_DSCTX30/B

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: is it really waterproof?**
A: That was my problem with the camera.  We took it on a snorkeling trip to Hawaii and didn't exceed the 15 feet limit that Sony said it was waterproof to, and it seeped water into the inside of the camera.  Ruined it and when I tried to get Sony to honor it's warranty, they reneged on their warranty.  Their service center is a joke.  I barely took the camera any deeper than 5 feet.

**Q: This camera looks like it has a slide cover, is that the on/off switch or is it just a lens cover?**
A: Yes.  It protects the lens and nothing zooms out.  I had 2 and loved them.  Excellent for 1-hand operation.  Sony color quality.

**Q: Does this camera have a wireless feature for uploading photos?**
A: No! This is a great camera but is missing this feature.

**Q: In what format is the video? Mov? MP4?  Can it convert to 720p?**
A: You can choose AVCHD or MP4 format for filming movies.  AVCHD is 1080 60i (interlaced), and MP4 is 30p (progressive). In MP4 you can select 1080, 720 or VGA mode.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great camera! Suitably rugged for a trip.
*by M***Z on May 8, 2014*

Before i bought this camera i was a little concerned about a lot of the reviews that said it had issues with leaking when used underwater, and that Sony's support was terrible. Well i took this camera on a trip to Puerto Rico for a week right after i received it. I didn't buy any special accessories, i just used it as-is. I can say that this guy functioned wonderfully both in and out of the water. I used it every single day on the beach, in the rainforest, and out at night. I would say on average i was taking somewhere in the neighborhood of about 100 or so pictures and 3 or 4 videos per day. At that rate i ran out of juice only one time and that was at about 11PM after being out all day since about 9AM. So I would have to say the battery life was pretty good. Also i used this in the water ALOT! I took both pics and videos and it was great to use some of the more artistic settings such as sketch mode underwater; it really allowed me to document my trip in a much more detailed way since i could take it literally everywhere i went without having to worry about ruining it. I never once had any water get into the case, after a couple of particularly long sessions in the water it did prompt me with a warning on startup about making sure the battery cover was closed properly, but that was the extent of it. The picture quality was also damn good for the size of the camera and definitely much better than my iPhone 5 i was carrying. Overall, an excellent camera for the price. And if you are looking for something you can literally throw in your pocket and take with you everywhere, this is it. Just don't expect DSLR quality pics.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for rafting!
*by T***C on May 27, 2014*

I just took this camera on a 1-week camping & rafting trip down the Grand Canyon...and I have tons of amazing photos because of it! Design: The camera is very attractive; I got it in pink, which is very eyecatching...and that's exactly what I wanted, so I wouldn't lose it! It's very petite, looks to be about the size of a credit card, and is very light. That means it was very easy for me to carry around EVERYWHERE - while hanging on to a raft, while body-surfing down a river, while hiking up a canyon cliff. It comes with a no-frills wrist band - just a loop. I have small wrists and was able to double-loop it around my wrist, which kept it taught and safe. But I imagine someone with a bigger wrist would rather have a clip on it to tighten the loop around their wrist, which this doesn't have. The slide cover, which switches the camera on, was also something I loved. While there is a separate on/off button, sliding the cover was a super-fast way to snap some pictures really quickly, then turn it off. I liked not having to mess with a lens cover that I'd need two hands to fasten. I could do EVERYTHING with this camera with just 1 hand - especially great if you need your other hand to hang on to a raft or a rock! The touch screen was one thing I was iffy about. The default AUTO mode is really great, and basically all you need.....that and the panorama mode. Just beware that panorama really drains the battery, so if you aren't able to charge your camera during your trip, be wary about panorama. The extra "filters" you can process your photos with on the camera are nothing special, and personally I find them gaudy. Auto mode is great (this is coming from a pro DSLR user). I'm going through my Canyon photos in Lightroom right now and they're pretty well exposed. So...while you can't use the touchscreen while underwater, like other reviewers have said, I don't think it really matters. Just stick with Auto mode and you'll be fine. I got some underwater videos and photos as well, while swimming in a creek and walking through a waterfall, and this camera is amazing. I have so many shots that I otherwise couldn't have, and the price wasn't bad at all. Battery life: Like their site says, it dies after about 250 shots. I found this to be perfectly fine - do you really want to sort through 500pics/day of your vacation?? Remember when film cameras only let you have 20-something shots per roll? Anyway, I found myself shooting around 100 a day, and that was more than enough. Beware, however, that panorama mode and the other filter modes will drain the battery FAST, so I recommend just sticking to auto. Even with capturing a few vidoes, you'll be fine this way. If you're going to travel where you can't charge overnight, I highly recommend getting an external battery charger (like an Anker battery), since this camera can charge via mini-USB. Another option is, get a spare camera battery to change on the fly, and also get the Anker battery to charge those batteries over night. Durability: It's shockproof claim is pretty good. Like I said, I was rafting & hiking with this thing. I was hitting rocks while swinging my arms to climb, banging it against the raft whenever we hit a rapid....it was great. There are some superficial scratches on the touchscreen, but none of it interferes with functionality or ability to view anything. The one thing that DID put a deep little scratch on my screen is when it got knocked in to a metal carbiner. So...do NOT rub your camera screen against the edge of a carbiner, metal is stronger than this glass. At least it's just a small scratch and still doesn't mess with functionality or viewability at all - it's cosmetic. But your true enemy is SAND!!!! Understand, first, that sand is a huge problem for everyone, even pro users, and it's not entirely rational to believe your camera can defeat sand without you giving it some help. Which I didn't REALLY give to this camera. There was a lot of sand, and for the most part, the Cybershot DID do pretty well with it. But sand really does get everywhere, and the worst is the REALLY fine, tiny sand granules. None of it got past the O-ring that seals the microSD/battery, thank God, but some sand did get in to the zoom button up top. It wouldn't zoom out for 1-2 days, but by the 3rd day, the sand had worked its way out of my camera, and my zoom abilities returned. On the front of the camera, right by the lens, there is some text - "Carl Zeiss" and other lens info. This scratched off completely when some sand got under my camera lid as well. I also have some vertical scratching on the pain under the lens lid, where the sand scraped everything, but again this is all cosmetic. The lens is perfectly fine and still takes great pictures. The lens cover still slides perfectly well. Conclusion: All in all, this was a great purchase, especially for the price (less than two-hundred dollars). I got shots with it that I never would have gotten with my DSLR, thanks to its ruggedness, its tiny size and portability, and how easy it is to use with 1 hand. This thing is definitely coming with me on future water-related trips.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Adjusting to the tx30 after loving the tx5
*by M***D on September 8, 2014*

I bought the tx30 to replace my tx5 which I loved. I am annoyed that the reviews of the tx30 did not warn that the video files in the tx30 are in a different format and stored in a different place. This caused me several days of struggle, but I have pretty much solved the difficulties. The tx30 files are format .mst . When the tx30 is connected to your computer with the supplied usb cable the video files appear in the folder path Private\AVCHD\BDMV\STREAM and appear as .MTS files. In the tx5 the videos appear in MP_ROOT\100ANVO1 as .mp4 files In both cameras the still photos appear in folder DCIM\100MSDCF as .JPG files. Added Note: have found out that the tx30 can shoot in mp4 mode. Just press the Menu button of this camera, go to Settings, go to Shooting Settings and select Movie format. Then select MP4 making it the video file type. The .mp4 files will appear in MP_ROOT\100ANVO1 when camera is connected by usb cable to your computer. Once I had found the video files and copied them to my computer, I still faced the problem that none of my existing software like Quicktime and Windows Media Player would play the AVCHD .mts videos. Sony recommends installing "Play Memories Home" but after downloading I found it would not install on Windows XP computers. I installed it on my husband's Windows 7 laptop, but it ran very slowly and crashed his computer. So I would not recommend it unless you have a pretty new computer with 2 G RAM or more. The good news is that I discovered that my Cyberlink Power Director 9.0.0.2930 could recognize, play, and operate on these .MST video files. The currently available Cyberlink Power Director 12 Ultra can surely do this, too. This was good for me because I already know the Power Director program. Even though "Play Memories Home" is free, I didn't find it very easy to use. I deleted it from my husband's laptop because it seemed to be slowing it down and causing crashes. I still give the camera 5 stars because it does so many things well, it's small and light and feels great in your hand, it goes underwater, it takes continuous sweep panoramas, all the things I loved about my tx5. I didn't need the extra pixels (the ts5 is 10 megapixels), but you can set the tx30 lower if you don't want such big files. I didn't want higher definition video, but again you can select the lowest and reduce even more when you convert the file format. My problem is that the tx30 is ahead of the ability of my computers. My computers can't play really HD video very well. A word about my tx5. I've had it for 4 years, taken it on many trips. It's been great. The screen is unscratched. It's gone snorkeling with me and performed well underwater. Nice pictures of various fish and coral. Nice panoramas and video. What happened was I dropped it (short, about 3 ft). Everything still worked except the zoom button. I have sent it back to Sony. It is out of warranty, but on the phone they said they could fix this kind of problem and predicted the cost would be the standard repair cost of $111. Probably silly to both repair the tx5 and buy the tx30, but it's a backup. I originally paid $299 for the tx5 and now the price for a new tx5 is $390. I paid $195 for the tx30 and it's now $189.82 on Amazon Prime.

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