Again, the screen blanks out while you're using it and the results are not good, making them of limited use. There's a Motion Capture option that shoots up to 30 photos at approximately 6fps, but at VGA resolution. Plus, the screen goes completely blank while you use it, giving you no idea what you've captured. It sets focus and exposure with the first shot so it's better for slow or still subjects. The TL205 does have a continuous option that shoots at 0.6 frame per second for as long as you have your finger on the shutter release. Basically, trying to capture the shot you want of kids and pets or anything moving is tricky with this camera. Shutter lag-the time it takes from pressing the shutter release to capture-is 0.5 second in bright lighting and 0.6 second in dim (though it occasionally felt longer regardless of lighting). It goes from off to first shot in 2 seconds and is up and ready to go again in 1.9 seconds using the flash basically doubles that wait time. Shooting performance is generally slow on sub-$150 cameras, and that's the case here, making the TL205 average for its class. Normal, Soft, Vivid, Forest, Retro, Cool, Calm, Classic, Negative, Custom Smart Auto, Auto, Program, DIS, Beauty Shot, Night, Scene, Movie On the other hand, if you're outdoors in the sun or have plenty of light indoors, it can capture nice portraits and landscapes for small prints, the occasional 8x10 photo, and Web use.Īuto, Daylight, Cloudy, Fluorescent H, Fluorescent L, Tungsten, Custom Combine the high-ISO issues with the camera's generally slow shooting performance and you'll have a tough time getting a blur-free photo without bright lighting. They're so smeared, in fact, that above ISO 400 images look like there was Vaseline on the lens.
Indoors or in low light, photos are noisy with color problems and smeared details. The DualView TL205 needs a fair amount of light to turn out decent photos.
2.7-inch LCD, 230K dots (1.5-inch front LCD, 61K dots)/None
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