Sony Cyber-shot DSC - H9 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: While the H9 isn't a bad camera, we can easily prefer more versatile models equipped with larger zooms (Panasonic FZ18, Fujifilm S8100, and Olympus SP-570 UZ) and more refined image processing in terms of noise.

Review summary: With a 15x lens and tilting monitor, the H9 talks the talk, but can it walk the walk?

Verdict: Sony's DSC-H9 has some interesting features, including an impressive zoom range, manual exposure options, night shooting and a big tilting monitor, and it is competitively priced, but it lack the versatility of some rival cameras. It is also lacking in fi

Review summary: Quite compact for a camera with a 31-465mm equivalent optical zoom, this is a rugged, handsome eight-megapixel model that's loaded with capabilities for both snapshooting and more serious photography. When compared to earlier Sony H-series super-zoom came

Pros: Attractive design, Scroll ball is comfortable and easy to use, Works with Windows and Mac systems, Integration with Tiger is flawless

Cons: Side buttons are hard to squeeze, Comfort could be improved

Review summary: The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H9 digital camera is Sony's flagship model in the

Pros: Large 3 inch LCD, Carl Zeiss 15X lens, Diopter adjustment on viewfinder, Good quick AF and shutter, Face Detection, Multiple Metering Modes, Macro Mode, Histogram Display, Steady Shot (Image Stabilization), Flash Adjustment, Exposure Compensation, Grid Li

Cons: Dim LCD in Bright Light, Poor Viewfinder, Mode Dial easily moved, Soft details in shadows, Image noise above ISO 400, No Raw Mode, Full battery charge requires 5.5 Hours, Aperture ranges only to f8