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The pics from HX9V are superb enough for me. It's video seems to be a killer. I am disregarding the 10V because 9V is good enough and i read some bad reviews on 10V being not good enough as 9V.
The question is: Am i missing something that i ought to know before going for the HX9V ? I am sure i am going to find something to crib 2 weeks into the purchase but it would be great to hear that before i buy the snapper.
Also has anyone had any experience with Fotocentreindia.com? They seem to offer the best prices for all these cameras beating all others to pulp.
- Good indoor shooting for capturing baby shots, family get togethers etc
- Good outdoor shooting on trips
- Macros, bird shooting
- Good videos (a must)
| Feature | IXUS 230 HS | Sony HX9V |
| CNET rating | 5 | 4 |
| Video | 1080 @ 24fps | 1080 @ 60fps, AVCHD |
| Zoom | 8x optical | 16x optical |
| Size | Ultra compact | Compact |
| Looks | Sexy | Mediocre |
| Video length | ?? | 29 mins |
| Zoom in video | Yes | Yes |
The pics from HX9V are superb enough for me. It's video seems to be a killer. I am disregarding the 10V because 9V is good enough and i read some bad reviews on 10V being not good enough as 9V.
The question is: Am i missing something that i ought to know before going for the HX9V ? I am sure i am going to find something to crib 2 weeks into the purchase but it would be great to hear that before i buy the snapper.
Also has anyone had any experience with Fotocentreindia.com? They seem to offer the best prices for all these cameras beating all others to pulp.