Review on 📷 Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-WX9 16.2 MP Red Camera with Exmor R CMOS Sensor, Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar Lens, and Full HD Video by Christopher Shah

It's difficult to find a good cheap camera. The Sony Cybershot DSC-WX9 is a great camera for the money. Why? Any camera can take a picture of something that is still in bright light. The real test for a camera is where it reaches its limits: in low light and when there's movement. Because light is information for the camera. Cameras typically have three ways of dealing with this: To move, you need to take a faster shot. In low light, the camera increases the aperture through the camera lens (this is called an aperture). Finally, the size of the sensor: the larger the sensor, the more light it captures. Why is that important? If your camera cannot handle these situations, you will be left with dark or very blurry images. Many cameras have features like a large display and image stabilization, so what makes Sony different? For movements, the camera optimizes recordings in the superior automatic mode. This feature actually takes longer to capture a picture, but automatically optimizes scenes. If you don't know how to work with camera settings and just press the shutter button to take a picture, it will help you take better photos. For low light there is an aperture (aperture) and a sensor. The sensor is on the high side of compact cameras and the aperture is quite large (sensor 1/2.3 and maximum aperture 2.6). The only thing I would add to this camera is more than 5x zoom. Overall, the DSC-WX9 is a great camera.