Testseek.com have collected 70 expert reviews of the Sony Cybershot DSC-HX9V and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sony Cybershot DSC-HX9V.
June 2011
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Good image quality even in dark conditions
Fast shooting
Full HD video with stereo sound capture and autofocus plus optical zoom
Abstract: Sony has come up with a wide array of cameras this season and one among them is the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX9V. Among the diferent cameras that Sony has come up with in 2011 the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX9V is the priciest of the lot. Although there is not much...
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX9V is priced at Rs.16,990. This is a great camera and is priced competitively in the travel compact segment. It has really good zoom along with a neat 3D capture feature. The only thing we missed was the lack of aperture prior...
Good image quality even in dark conditions; Fast shooting, Full HD video with stereo sound capture and autofocus plus optical zoom, Large crisp screen; Solid build; Full manual control.
Abstract: We have a new favourite point-and-shooter, and it's this, the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX9V. We love it more than any compact camera ever, including our previous favourite, the DSC-HX7V. There are two main reasons we like it so much. The first is that it's pac...
16X zoom lens with 24mm wide angle, Superb 1080p, 60fps video quality, Incamera GPS and compass, Great modes for 3D, panorama, and lowlight shots
Oversaturated colors in Auto mode, Limited GPS features, Popup flash is too powerful
The 16X-optical-zoom Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX9V is loaded with fun extras, including 3D shooting, excellent video quality, in-camera GPS, and groundbreaking scene modes. ...
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Published: 2011-06-07, Author: Alexandra , review by: asia.cnet.com
Brilliant LCD screen; excellent build quality; very good low-light image quality; manual exposure control; beautifully colored images; very good video quality.
Video recording takes a few seconds to initialize; can blow highlights when using auto modes, in-camera battery charging is a bit of a pain; no RAW capture.
The HX9V makes an ideal travel companion for those who enjoy life on the road, with a great feature set, including a 16x optical zoom lens. ...
Broad ‘travel zoom’ type focal range; 3D image generation; stereo sound; customisable settings and full manual control
Requires a 3D TV to make the most of some core features
Overall, the Sony comes across as a blend of Fujifilm's F600EXR travel zoom in terms of versatility and the premium end S100 from Canon in terms of sophistication. The fact that its price tag falls below both makes it even more of a compelling buy
Plenty of manual and auto options, Broad lens range, Built in GPS and 3D adds to future, proof feel
Tiny backplate buttons, Large body, Need a 3D TV for 3D images, GPS struggles to find signal indoors
Sony has packed a lot into this high-performance travel zoom that poses very serious competition for the likes of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ20 , Fuji FinePix F600 EXR , plus a host of rival compact cameras that similarly incorporate a broad focal range w...
Packed with features, Good travel zoom, Built-in GPS and 3D
Need to add a 3D TV, Broader than rivals, GPS weak when indoors
Enticing the point and shoot merchant who has got a little more serious about their photography, Sony has packed a lot of firepower into the Cyber-shot HX9V’s chunky, if pocket-sized, chassis. A 16x optical zoom pushes it into travel zoom category wit
