Picture perfect with brilliant features

Category: Review on Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-T90 Digital Camera

Posted by: 23-Jun-2009

Strengths: slim body size, HD movie with HDTV compatibility, touch controlled access buttons

Weaknesses: no full HD video, no HDMI out

Sony has introduced yet another digi cam into the Cyber-Shot series, the DSC T90. Basically there are two main reasons for its demand. Its compact and slim body size draws most attention if you are in pursuit of a pocket-size digital camera. Another factor that impresses most users is its controls, which can be accessed easily through the touch controlled 3-inch LCD screen. Due to its button-free design and a sliding lens cover it has a great look compared to other compact cameras available in the market. It also offers high definition movie clip shoot capability with powerful 4X optical zoom. It is indeed worth mentioning the optical image stabilisation of the Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-T90 Digital Camera.

What’s outstanding about the Sony Cyber-Shot is that you can shoot at lower pixels while saving ample space on your memory card. It comes in five vibrant colours silver, black, blue, pink and brown. The 720p movie recording at 30 frames per second is repeated in this version, which can be found in Sony W290, H20 and T900 cameras. For excellent picture quality, it features some of the advanced technology in modern day camera such as intelligent scene recognition, a face detection mode and a smile shutter. However, it’s funny that the camera just clicks a shot if it detects someone smiling. The non availability of HDMI and component cable is indeed a complaint. Though a few quibbles, the DSC-T90 makes a happy compromise if you let down on these drawbacks.