Steady Shot
Steady Shot
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 Sony Coolpix Steady Shot DSC W330 141 MegaPixels Parts  US $44.00
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 Sony DSC W90 Steady Shot Digital Camera Purple used no accessories US $45.00
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 Sony Cyber shot DSC H70 161 MP Digital Camera Silver 10X Opt Zoom Steady Shot US $124.99
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 Sony Cyber shot DSC S2100 121MP 2x Digital Zoom HD Camera w LCD Steady Shot US $76.64
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 Sony Cyber shot DSC H55 141MP with 10x Wide AngleZoomSteady Shot Stabilization US $145.95
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 Sony DSC W350 141MP with 4x Wide Angle Zoom Optical Steady Shot Black US $95.95
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 SONY CYBER SHOT DSC W180 101MP Digital Camera 3X ZOOM LENS STEADY SHOT RED US $44.99
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 SONY CYBER SHOT DSC S2100 121MP Digital Camera 3X ZOOM LENS STEADY SHOT SILVER US $49.99
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 Sony Cybershot DSCH1 51MP Digital Camera with 12x Steady Shot Zoom US $120.00
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 Sony DSC W180 101MP Digital Camera Blk Cyber Shot Steady Shot US $.99
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Sony Steady Shot - does it imprint a unique code into pictures?
Basically I used to have the sony cyber-shot DSC-S950. After it being misplaced, it was found, however there is a conflict in which a girl thinks it might be hers (she had the same camera). Is there any way for me to compare the pictures taken with this camera with the ones that I took before? I mean, is there a code that is specific to the camera so that I can either determine "yes, these pictures were taken by the same camera?"
Thanks, hopefully you understand what I mean!
In that type of inexpensive compact camera the 'meta data' (the info that's recorded when you take a picture) wouldn't include anything to distinguish your Cybershot from anyone else using the same model camera.
Next time you get a camera, keep the box & receipt (someplace findable) and record the serial number (S/N) from the camera to save in the box in case something like this arises again...
Sorry dude. This sounds like a finder's keepers situation...
Optical SteadyShot Active tested with SONY HANDYCAM HDR-XR500V
