Clearly satisfied. Always have a camera with me in my pocket work. So every time I order a new camera, so it must be sufficiently flexible in format, not just small in just a few dimensions, it fits comfortably in a jacket pocket for example, Uses me most of the macro situation, and it is good,...

Great little point and shoot camera which is easy to put into a pocket or purse

The features built into this camera are amazing. It's hard to believe there are so many options available in such a tiny package. I only received it last week and have just scratched the surface of all the capabilities. So far, just using the "intelligent" setting the photos look great.

The Sony HX90V was my second camera purchase in 2015 after the HX400V. I initially bought the HX400V but found it extremely bulky for regular use and at occasions like offica get-togethers or home functions, it was too impractical.

Smartphones are getting so capable at taking pictures that you need a good reason to take an actual camera with you when you travel these days – and one compelling reason is that you'll generally get a more powerful zoom lens.

30x zoom range; Tilting screen; Manual control

No raw shooting; No touchscreen; Low light performance could be better

Smartphones are getting so capable at taking pictures that you need a good reason to take an actual camera with you when you travel these days – and one compelling reason is that you'll generally get a more powerful zoom lens.

Unexpected quality for this size. Rapid and giving excellent fotos. Video is not for Europas standard but for that reason I have a videocamera.

Easy to Use; Fast Shutter Speed; Good Battery Life; Good in Low Light; Great Resolution; Great Zoom; Large Clear LCD; Small / Compact

The Cyber-shot HX90V replaces last year's HX60V as Sony's high-end travelzoom compact camera. Like the HX60V it sports 30x optical zoom, though where this used a Sony G lens, the new Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX90V gets a Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T-star coated optic.

These days it's not enough to simply cram a massive zoom range into a tiny form factor, a successful compact super-zoom has to accommodate a lot more besides. With its earlier HX50(V) and HX60(V) Sony was already doing pretty well, but reducing its already tiny proportions while adding a flip-up...

Sony already dominates much of the compact digital camera market here in the UK, but the company is looking to cement that position with two (technically three) new travel compacts; the HX90 and HX90V, and the WX500.