Digital Compact Camera
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-P9 (2002)
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-P9 (2002)
A proper little icon of the early digital era. Sony's 2002 flagship compact is brushed metal with a sliding lens cover, small enough to disappear into a jacket pocket, and its 4MP CCD makes exactly the pictures people go looking for in a Y2K digicam — punchy colour, highlights that let go early, grain with some texture to it. No aperture or shutter priority, which is rather the point: you frame, you press the button, you get on with your day.
What's included
- Camera body
- Original Sony NP-FC10 battery
- Charger
- 128MB Memory Stick
Specs
- 4MP 1/1.8" CCD sensor
- 3x optical zoom, 39–117mm equivalent, f/2.8–5.6
- 1.5" rear screen plus a real optical viewfinder
- ISO 100–400, fully automatic exposure
- 320x240 video clips with sound
- Metal body, silver, around 200g with battery
- Transfers by USB cable or a Memory Stick reader
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About the brand
Camera House NZ
Sony is a major Japanese electronics company whose Alpha range of mirrorless cameras and lenses, built in part on technology and expertise absorbed from Minolta, is one of the most popular camera systems in the world today. Sony is also a leading maker of memory cards, camera batteries and other imaging accessories, and its image sensors power cameras and smartphones from many other brands.
Sony is a major Japanese electronics company whose Alpha range of mirrorless cameras and lenses, built in part on technology and expertise absorbed from Minolta, is one of the most popular camera systems in the world today. Sony is also a leading maker of memory cards, camera batteries and other imaging accessories, and its image sensors power cameras and smartphones from many other brands.