Canon IXUS 230 HS vs Sony DSC HX9V / Fotocentreindia.com

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iron_mask

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I have filtered it down to these 2 models. My primary needs are1
  • Good indoor shooting for capturing baby shots, family get togethers etc
  • Good outdoor shooting on trips
  • Macros, bird shooting
  • Good videos (a must)
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[TD]Feature
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[TD]IXUS 230 HS
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[TD]Sony HX9V
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[TD]CNET rating
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[TD]5
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[TD]4
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[TD]Video
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[TD]1080 @ 24fps
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[TD]1080 @ 60fps, AVCHD
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[TD]Zoom
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[TD]8x optical
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[TD]16x optical
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[TD]Size
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[TD]Ultra compact
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[TD]Compact
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[TD]Looks
[/TD]
[TD]Sexy[/TD]
[TD]Mediocre
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[TD]Video length
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[TD]??
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[TD]29 mins
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[TD]Zoom in video
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[TD]Yes
[/TD]
[TD]Yes
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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.
 
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