Updated (July, 2011): Compare the Sony Cybershot DSC-TX55 vs Sony Cybershot DSC-TX10

Sony Cybershot DSC-TX10

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Sony Cybershot DSC-TX100V

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Reasons to buy the Sony Cybershot TX10

Wide angle
Wide angle lens
25 mm
Touch screen
Touch screen
Less buttons
HDR
In-camera HDR
Combines multiple exposures
Panorama
In-camera panoramas
Stitches together multiple photos into a panorama
3D
Takes 3D photos
View photos in 3D on 3D televisions
Macro focus
Great macro
1 cm
 

Reasons to buy the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX100v

Screen size
Large screen
3.5"
Screen resolution
High resolution screen
1,229k dots
Touch screen
Touch screen
Less buttons
Screen type
OLED Screen
Bright and vivid
GPS
Built-in GPS
Great for travel
 

differences

Advantages of the Sony DSC-TX100v

Screen type Has an OLED screen OLED vs LCD
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OLED screens are often brighter and more vibrant than typical LCD screens
Screen size Much larger screen 3.5" vs 3.0"
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Around 20% larger screen
Screen resolution Significantly higher resolution screen 1,229k dots vs 921k dots
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More than 30% higher resolution screen
GPS Has a GPS Yes vs No
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Automatically geotags your photos when traveling
Lowest price Much cheaper $199.00 vs $485.10
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The best price we've seen is $286 cheaper (2.4x less)
True resolution Slightly higher true resolution 9.8 MP vs 9.7 MP
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Almost the same
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Advantages of the Sony TX10

Wide angle Better wide angle 25 mm vs 27 mm
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Around 10% better wide angle
3D Takes 3D photos Yes vs No
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Combines multiple photos into a 3D image
HDR Has in-camera HDR Yes vs No
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Combines multiple exposures to capture high dynamic range
Panorama Can create panoramas in-camera Yes vs No
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Stitches together multiple photos for a wide perspective
Macro focus Significantly better macro capability 1 cm vs 5 cm
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Focus on subjects 5x closer to the lens
Waterproof Waterproof Yes vs No
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Great for vacations and holidays at the beach, or around the pool
Weight Lighter 133 g vs 147 g
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Around 10% lighter
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recommendations

Relative to the best recent compacts, and ignoring price

Sony Cybershot DSC-TX100V Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX100v
57 vs 57
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Sony Cybershot TX10 Sony Cybershot DSC-TX10
Green arrow Too close to call! Snapsort considers these cameras too competitive to make a clear recommendation. This recommendation, however, should be taken with a grain of salt since it doesn't always make sense to compare a compact with a waterproof.

similarities

Compared to recent compacts

Common Strengths Common Weaknesses
Screen resolution Very high resolution screens Help
DSC-TX100v:1,229k dots
TX10:921k dots
Touch screen Have touch screens Help
Less buttons
Size Fairly small Help
DSC-TX100v:96x58x17 mm
TX10:95x56x17 mm
Sensor type Better sensor types Help
Better in low light
Continuous shooting Fast continuous shooting Help
10 fps
Image stabilization Good image stabilization Help
Lens
Thickness Thin Help
0.7"
Longest exposure Short max exposure time Help
2 seconds
Zoom Poor zoom Help
4x
Aperture Very narrow widest aperture size Help
f/3.5

competitors

Shared Competitors

Advantages

Disadvantages

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX20

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX20

Waterproof

$189 - $330

Shutter lag Has slightly more shutter lag
Nikon Coolpix AW100

Nikon Coolpix AW100

Waterproof

$221 - $260

High-speed framerate Records high-speed movies
Thickness Is thicker
Weight Is slightly heavier
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX30

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX30

Waterproof

$348

Thickness Is thinner
Lowest price Is significantly more expensive
Wide angle Has a slightly narrower wide angle lens
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX200V

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX200V

Waterproof

$319 - $500

Light sensitivity Much higher maximum light sensitivity
Lowest price Is slightly more expensive
Macro focus Slightly worse macro focusing
Sony Cybershot DSC-TX55

Sony Cybershot DSC-TX55

Ultra compact

$314 - $375

Size Is slightly smaller
Thickness Is thinner
Lowest price Is slightly more expensive
Shutter lag Has slightly more shutter lag
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX9

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX9

Compact

$325

Lowest price Is slightly more expensive
Sony Cybershot DSC-TX66

Sony Cybershot DSC-TX66

Ultra compact

$218 - $219

Size Is slightly smaller
Light sensitivity Much higher maximum light sensitivity
Macro focus Much worse macro focusing
Wide angle Has a slightly narrower wide angle lens

Sony Cybershot DSC-TX100V Competitors

Advantages

Disadvantages

Nikon Coolpix S100

Nikon Coolpix S100

Compact

$199

3D Takes 3D photos
Panorama Can create panoramas in-camera
Screen resolution Significantly lower resolution screen
Aperture Narrower aperture
Sony Cybershot DSC-T110

Sony Cybershot T110

Ultra compact

$275 - $283

Wide angle Better wide angle
Macro focus Significantly better macro capability
Screen resolution Much lower resolution screen
Screen type Doesn't have an OLED screen

Sony Cybershot DSC-TX10 Competitors

Advantages

Disadvantages

Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS3

Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS3

Waterproof

Aperture Wider aperture
GPS Has a GPS
Screen resolution Much lower resolution screen
Wide angle Significantly worse wide angle
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TF1

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TF1

Waterproof

$178 - $198

Lowest price Much cheaper
Fastest shutter speed Faster max shutter speed
Screen resolution Significantly lower resolution screen
Touch screen No touch screen

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discussion

Showing 11 comments

Marychris9 (4:43 PM, February 03, 2012)
no one is talking about the touch screen sensitivity or, lack thereof .  I hesitate to consider either of the 2 sonys due to the many complaints i've seen elsewhere regarding the multiple "touches" required to operate the functions- if they respond at all. 
 
Goran (3:28 AM, January 26, 2012)
which one is better in terms of video quality/sound & image quality in darker areas? i have watched alot of videos recorded by both camera's on YouTube and it seems to me that the TX10 producers better quality and sound in it's videos then the TX100v. i don't know much about cameras but comparing their stats it seems as though the TX100v should produce better video & images?
 
Soosis (6:29 PM, July 21, 2011)
in finally which  one take the better pictures??sony tx10 or tx100v?
 
Soosis (9:12 PM, July 17, 2011)
cast your vote .i want your opinion of comparison between  tx10 and nokia n8.
which one take the better picti guess tx10 is better tx 100v because it has
4 special features.for example waterproof . shockproof.dustproof and freezproof
 
Soosis Kalbas (1:22 AM, July 13, 2011)
i saw several sample images that taken with sony dsc tx 10 and tx 100v.
i also saw the videos taken them . i think they are similar together and you
can,t see quality differences between them. if somebody is not agree please announce to me.


 
Avatar for Snapsort Snapsort (1:24 PM, July 12, 2011)
Both are great cameras, both are drop proof so they should stand up to the odd fall. I would go with the TX10. 
 
Soosis Kalbas (6:11 AM, July 12, 2011)
plz help me and tell me about overall wich one is better.because i want to buy one of them but i  dont know ones could i select.my priority is the quality of the pictures and movis .Especially the photos quality is the first rating for me and the second important point is material strength .if suddenly my camera out of my hand i dont like that to be harmed.what is your opinion my freind?what do you recommend?which is better?tx10 or tx100v? make your choice
 
Soosis Kalbas (5:57 AM, July 12, 2011)
which one is better??
and which one can take better images?
 
Avatar for Snapsort Snapsort (4:31 PM, April 25, 2011)
Hi Samantha, you have a good point, a better sensor could make up for the lack of light you'd get with a narrower aperture, although technically with a narrower aperture you'd also get a larger depth of field (e.g. it would be harder to blur the background).

What might be interesting if Snapsort combined the two (the sensor and aperture size) to come up with a rating on how light sensitive a camera could be.
 
Bryan (9:28 AM, April 24, 2011)
Yeah, I was thinking of the same thing. I've read a lot of reviews saying the low light performance exceeds expectations. You can check out my website to find sample shots
 
Samantha (6:09 AM, April 21, 2011)
In my opinion, the Very narrow widest aperture size is not really a "con" if it's got Exmor-r sensor in it. I mean, this sensor is significantly more light sensitive, right? So I guess you don't need a wide aperture to get more light. Am I correct?