Tuesday, 2 August 2011










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SONY DSCWX9 Silver 16.2 MP 25mm Wide Angle Digital Camera



OVERVIEW

Sony® DSC-WX9 – Unrestricted power in a compact package. With powerful features like Full HD movie for high quality movies, low light performance for improved image clarity, up to 10 fps to capture the precise moment, and 3D still image1 capture for a new way to experience your pictures, you wouldn’t believe something so compact could be this powerful.






FULL HD 1080/60I

Record crystal clear movies at the highest resolution available with capabilities for 60i in 1080 AVCHD.2 This provides stunning, fast motion video with less distortion for playback on your HD TV.

3D STILL IMAGE AND 3D SWEEP PANORAMA™ MODE

Produce awe-inspiring images with 3D still image and 3D Sweep Panorama™ capabilities.1 Photos will take on a new dimension of creative capabilities for viewing the world in a whole new way.

INTELLIGENT SWEEP PANORAMA™ HR MODE

With Intelligent Sweep Panorama™ HR mode just press the shutter, pan the landscape and let the camera do the rest. It automatically links together each frame to produce a high resolution panoramic image providing the ability to zoom in on small details. This model even detects faces and moving subjects to stitch intelligently different widths to help avoid subject distortion.

BACKGROUND DEFOCUS

DSLR photographs are often beautiful because they blur the background, putting the emphasis on the subject. Now our point-and-shoot cameras can deliver this signature DSLR benefit. The system takes two shots, identifies the background and applies a defocused background keeping the subject crisp and clear.

BACKLIGHT CORRECTION HDR

Don’t miss a single detail in high contrast shots. The built in backlight correction analyzes the image and automatically adjusts accordingly to give you a perfectly lit shot. Backlight Correction HDR helps correct for this by taking three pictures at different exposure settings and processing the best elements of each into a single image for more natural looking shots.

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