Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W7

This is a compact digital camera released in 2005, featuring a Carl Zeiss lens and a 7.2-megapixel CCD.

It uses AA Ni-MH or alkaline batteries, which are easily obtainable, making it a suitable camera for travel. It can take approximately 380 shots (catalog value) when using Ni-MH batteries.

Although it's an older camera, it has a fast response time for startup and shutter operation.

I purchased it about 10 years ago and it has been stored with little use. The exterior has no noticeable scratches, but there are minor scratches and paint peeling (bottom: see photo 10). The lens and viewfinder have no mold or fogging. It is equipped with a viewfinder, which is rare nowadays, making it easy to shoot even outdoors in bright conditions.

Autofocus, exposure, flash, zoom, and other functions work well. Photo 11 is a sample photo taken with this camera.

Accessories include a strap, Memory Stick PRO Duo (8GB), and a Memory Stick Duo adapter.

There is no instruction manual, but it seems to be available in PDF format on the manufacturer's website (discontinued product).

Here is an excerpt of the specifications:
Pixels: 7.4 million pixels (total)
7.2 million pixels (effective)
Image sensor: 1/1.8 inch CCD
Focal length: 38mm～114mm, F-number: F2.8～F5.2
Number of shots: 380 shots
Digital zoom: 2x
Minimum shooting distance: 50cm (standard), 6cm (macro)
Recording media: Memory Stick, Memory Stick PRO
LCD monitor: 2.5 inches
Internal memory: 32MB
Startup time: 1.3 seconds
Viewfinder: Optical
Battery type: AA x2
Video recording size: 640x480
Recording format: MPEG1
Width x Height x Depth: 91 x 60 x 37.1 mm
Weight: Body: 197g