Sony's ultra-slim compact — the Cyber-shot T7 with stylish metal design.
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T7, released in 2005, was an iconic ultra-compact digital camera famous for its 6.5mm-thin titanium body — among the thinnest digital cameras ever produced at the time. It features a 5.1MP CCD sensor and a Carl Zeiss-labelled Vario-Tessar 3× zoom in one of the most extreme slim-body designs in digital camera history.
5.1MP CCD sensor, Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar 3× optical zoom (38–114mm equivalent), 6.5mm titanium body, 2.5-inch LCD, automatic exposure, Memory Stick Duo storage.
The DSC-T7's defining attribute is its 6.5mm-thin form factor — it fits in a shirt pocket or credit card holder with ease. The Carl Zeiss-labelled optics provide reasonable image quality for its sensor class. The ultra-thin design creates mechanical compromises; the lens cover/door is the most common wear point on T-series cameras.
Test all functions and check the 2.5-inch LCD for dead pixels. Inspect the ultra-thin lens door mechanism — this is a common failure point on T-series cameras. Confirm Memory Stick Duo slot accepts media correctly. Battery function and availability should be verified.