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Sony Cybershot HX9V
Dennis Hissink : January 30th 2011 - 12:50 CETupdated
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 Sony Cybershot DSC-HX9V digital camera : Camera rumors floating around, some of them pure gossip, others right from the manufacturer’s website, like the following soon to be introduced Sony Cybershot camera. The Sony Cybershot HX9V is a compact high resolution camera with 16x optical zoom G Lens and Exmor R CMOS sensor with 16 Megapixels resolution. We assume this Sony HX9V will have somewhat higher specs than the HX7V, so you may expect 3D Still Image mode for taking 3D images, Dual Rec (record) technology for taking still photos during video capture, Intelligent Sweep Panorama, 10fps, and more. The Sony DSC-HX9V features a dedicated still image button and a dedicated movie capture button to make it easy to use for consumers.
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Sony CyberShot HX9V features 16x optical zoom G lens
With a 16x optical zoom f/3.3-5.9 Sony G lens and a compact camera body, the Sony DSC-HX9V offers built-in GPS and Compass which records the location and direction of where photos were taken. Designed to help users learn about the cameras’ features and how to use them on the spot, the “In-Camera Guide” is accessible from the menu button on the Sony Cybershot HX9V camera. Users can search by purpose or keyword and easily access the functions they seek.
Exmor R CMOS increased Sony CyberShot DSC-HX9V image quality
The Sony Cybershot DSC-HX9V is equipped with an Exmor R CMOS image sensor. Exmor R CMOS sensor uses a groundbreaking ‘back illuminated’ design, which replaces the position of layers so the light receptor is not blocked by the wire circuit. Light falls directly onto receptive areas of the sensor, with no wires blocking its path. More light means less need for boosting the signals electronically, resulting in less noise. Video and still picture quality is significantly improved with less noise, especially in low light. An Exmor R CMOS Sensor is twice as sensitive to light as a conventional sensor, which means you don’t need to use a flash, even in low light.
Shooting Full HD video with Sony CyberShot HX9V camera
The high-resolution Exmor R CMOS Sensor developed by Sony for cameras like the new Sony Cybershot HX9V captures amazing, detail-packed Full HD video and still images with superb contrast, rich colours and less picture noise. It’s great in any conditions, especially dimly lit interiors and atmospheric twilight moments. Together with the 16x optical zoom f/3.3-5.9 Sony G lens the Sony Cybershot HX9V could be an interesting combination for advanced photography.
Sony DSC-HX9V supports panorama photography
According to the leaked information the Sony Cybershot DSC-HX9V features Intelligent Sweep Panorama and 3D Sweep Panorama. Sweep Panorama stitch the photo together with blur-free results. The high-speed burst of frames is stitched together using innovative processing techniques to automatically create detail-packed 3D panoramas. Unlike 3D Sweep Panorama mode, which lets you view your 3D images on compatible 3D television systems, Sweep Multi Angle lets you view images moving in simulated 3D right on the cameras’ LCD screen by tilting the camera back and forth. This shooting feature captures 15 images at different angles and then compiles them into one photo, creating a 3D-like effect on the display.
Sony Cybershot HX9V review
We will wait for official information when Sony decides to launch their new products soon and will publish full Sony Cybershot DSC-HX9V specifications and list of features. As soon as we receive an Sony CyberShot DSC-HX100V test sample, we will publish a photo gallery with high resolution pictures, followed by an extensive Sony CyberShot HX100V review.
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