The new sony boosts superzoom collection with DSC-HX200V, HX30V, HX20V, HX10V, H90 Cyber-shots

The new sony unleashed a little number of cameras before month's Clubpenguin+ Camera &lifier Photo Imaging Show, nevertheless its spring 2012 line was not even close to complete. Present day bulletins complete the gathering, however, with a maximum of nine new models making their way with the Tokyo, japan camera maker's news gate. Five of those point-and-shoots fit inside the company's new H-Series, such as the Cyber-shot DSC-HX200V, HX30V, HX20V, HX10V and H90. Since you may have collected, that H signifies high-zoom -- this recent offering ranges in the H90 and HX10V, which sport 16x (24-384mm) optical zooms, towards the HX200V, having a whopping 30x (27-810mm) lens. Filling out the space, we've the HX20V and HX30V, both with 20x (25-500mm) optics.

All the cameras include 18.2-megapixel Exmor R CMOS sensors, except for the low-shelf H90, using its 16.1-megapixel CCD. That lower-finish model also stands alone within the display department, having a 3-inch 460k-us dot LCD, in comparison towards the 3-inch 921k-us dot screens alternatively four models. All five cameras can capture HD video, using the H90 shooting at 720/30p, the HX10V offering 1080/60i and also the HX20V, 30V and 200V taking at 1080/60p. Since you may have collected, the H90 may be the least costly from the lot, and it is the only real model to exclude Gps navigation, selling for $250 if this hits stores the following month. The HX10V and HX200V will even ship in March, with prices set at $330 and $480, correspondingly, as the HX20V and 30V is going to be obtainable in May for $400 and $420. Of course, you will find full particulars within the PR just beyond the break.

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