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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T9 Review at Imaging Resource
Imaging Resource have reviewed the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T9, which offers a 3x Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar optical zoom lens, 6 megapixels, an optical image stabilizer, highest ISO speed of 640 and a 2.5 inch LCD screen.
“Sony cameras offer excellent features and performance, good build quality and great picture quality. Sony currently offers no fewer than nine distinct lines of cameras, spanning an incredible range of features, price, and performance. In their “Compact” line, they’ve now added a new six-megapixel model that builds on the success of the preceding T-models, and adds a new Steady Shot mode to counter camera shake. With a 3x optical zoom lens, compact design, and very generous 2.5-inch LCD screen, the new Sony DSC-T9 is about the thickness of a ladies’ compact and very pocket friendly. Automatic exposure control offers point-and-shoot ease, with a handful of scene modes for more difficult shooting situations.”
Website: Imaging Resource - Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T9 Review
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#1 marios
please help me.i will buy a small camera and i am between Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-t9 and panasonic DMC-FX01.(or even leica c-lux1)
could you please send me a compare list and your suggestion,
thanks
mario
3:34 pm - Monday, April 3, 2006
#2 nick in japan
If you think that buying a camera that doesnt have a decent wide angle capability is a smart thing to do, you have tons of clones out there that really are all just about the same. Tiny changes here and there but they all balance out to one common denominator, that being that you are left yearning for a wide angle capability!
A few of us learned our lesson along time ago and fell for the 38mm hype as being "wide angle", it isn't. I just read a review where they ambigiously called it "average wide angle", yep! that's exactly correct, the "average camera" has one! Do you want an "average camera"?? I don't. Look at the amazing Kodak V570, set your "needs" above your "wants"...Good luck!
11:16 pm - Monday, April 3, 2006