A brilliant and top end point and shoot camera with lot of capabilities. 30x zoom in such Comoact shape is a niche and popup eye viewfinder is a blessing in bright daylight shoots.

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,...

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 is going for gold with its latest travel zoom compact, the Cyber-shot HX90 (and HX90V, which adds GPS), which includes a pop-up electronic viewfinder - a key feature as adopted from its higher-end Cyber-shot RX100 III camera .

Ultra-compact and incredibly versatile, the Sony CyberShot HX90V proves to be a fantastic travel companion. Sporting a Zeiss 30x optical zoom lens and 5-axis image stabilization, there is little that is out of reach for this camera; even when you are shooting handheld.

iAuto and Program shooting modes are accurate and easy in all situations; Dedicated Video Capture Button is always ready to record; 30x optical zoom lens is great for all shooting situations; near and far; Great overall image quality; 5-axis image stabilization goes a long way to help steady your...

Some noise in all sample images; common with an 18-Megapixel sensor of this size; Lower Resolution EVF doesn't give you the realistic feel that many of Sony's other EVFs do; Higher ISO images show very high levels of noise; Burst shooting stops at 10 images; Performance was a little slower than...

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.

Claiming "world's smallest" honors, the new Cyber-shots are only 102mm wide but have 24-720mm lenses and one even has a pop-up viewfinder.