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By Alexandra Savvides
Sep 3, 2009

Very good

7.8

out of 10

The good: Small and stylish; nice, consistent images if a little temperamental in studio situations; HD video recording; optical zoom works while filming.

The bad: Slippery to hold without wrist strap attached; fingers can obscure the lens if you hold the camera incorrectly; touchscreen is a little fidgety at times; no wide-angle optics.

The bottom line: The T90 packs a lot of features into a pretty stylish case.

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Worth the price!

Aug 10, 2009

Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: Size, functions, choice of colours, made in Japan.
Cons: Memory stick, pricey accesories, package and software could be better.
Opinion:
Low end user. Tried Olympus and Canon, but got lemons. Therefore, I became very careful with what I'm going to choose this time. Not a big fan of Sony cameras due to their price and their memory stick, but decided to give it a try. After a month of use, was really impressed and still is. Good point and shoot camera with ease of use, functions and mobility.

Good touch screen LCD and quick start up time as stated in the specs. HD recording is superb for such a small camera. Nicely weighted, hence not much hand movement.

The only negative points so far are lesser flexibility with memory stick, the package should include screen protector at least since its touch screen, and the PMD software is not very user friendly IMO. Nothing major.

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