The T30's body is finished in a sand-textured metal. The front piece slides down to turn on the camera, revealing the lens, the flash, and the AF illuminator that doubles as a self-timer lamp. Sliding up the lens cover turns off the camera, leaving the chromed bar etched with "Cyber-shot" level with the wrist strap anchor. The DSC-T30 can also be powered On using a small power button, on top of the camera, next to the little holes for the microphone and to the left of the round 2-stage shutter release. And, whether powered on by sliding down the lens cover, or with the power button, an elongated LED in the middle of the power button glows green.



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