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This camera doesn't really have any other lenses you can purchase. Keep in mind this is also an entry level camera, but there are many reasons for why your shots might not come out sharp - the further you zoom the softer the image will be and you're also more likely to get motion blur from shaking. Shooting at higher ISO values also makes the image quite soft in this camera.

I unfortunately don't have one to review, but I did do an older video review of the DSC-H7 which is nearly identical to the H9 but with a smaller, lower resolution screen.

Nice, I like hearing when something has been used so long and is still going!

I believe Sony's model number is VMC-MD1 for that cable. Most on eBay and similar sites label it as USB Data cable for Cybershot, but you have to check as there's different connectors with that label.

That's great. I lol'ed at the Betta's name, I love it.

You can't use flash while using High ISO mode, but you can use the Program Auto mode with cloudy white balance and flash turned on then manually adjust ISO to higher values such as 1600 or 3200 in the menus. Hope this helps!

I've definitely started leaning towards my only edits being a crop and getting the rest right in camera. It's been enjoyable seeing the results with different vintage lenses and this is still one of my favorites in my collection.

@freeshrimp I've always been far too lazy to get into post-production. I am definitely enjoying the flexibility and accuracy of manual focus and aperture to get the shots I want. I wish my problem with digital cameras was understood 20 years ago. Life is life. I know now that Auto means Wrong. LOL

My oldest ones have lived over 4 years now. I just moved and once my tank is set back up I'd like to get a few more too!

I believe it could be! Video quality is fairly good, though you won't get nicely blurred backgrounds due to the smaller sensor size.

Without the lens hood attachment some of my 49mm caps fit while others are slightly too small. The camera opening is about 50mm so some common 49mm and 52mm caps might fit.

Definitely a top fish for me, I even painted a picture of my first Otto I got

I don't have experience with it but the wx1 looks like a more premium camera. I like my w310 but I'd probably choose the wx1 personally.

No it doesn't, in the manual it simply states "audio recording is not available" when looking at movie mode.

Nice! It's a fun camera to have in my collection, hope you enjoy yours!

I've been keeping Honey Gourami with shrimp and khuli loaches for a little while now which in my opinion could be a good option, or I've also had decent luck with dwarf gourami and Betta fish in similar situations though that's more of a risk.

It's a proprietary cable, I believe it's model number VMC-MD1, and can also be found on eBay and similar sites called data sync Cable for Cybershot, though you have to check the compatibility as there's different versions

Lucky! Hopefully you see some little fry too!

Nice! Also got mine free, though I use it less now that I found my H3. Both use the same sensor though and I've been very pleased with the photos I get from them

Agreed! Along with the small size, thats the reason why this camera still lives in my daily carry bag!

Nice! I actually tend to use this lens more for video than photos as well. I only really stop down if I'm shooting landscapes anyway so that issue probably wouldn't bother me given how sharp this lens is.

Me too

Good luck on your search! Mine was relatively inexpensive though I did buy it as "not working" and just got lucky lol.

Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean by recipe? I'm not sure if this helps, but you use the dial on top to switch modes, and the dial on the back will change exposure settings depending on which mode you're in.

@freeshrimp Like a film recipe? I'm not fully sure it seems like a filter built in to the camera that you can customize

Oh ok I think I understand, that's common on a lot of Fuji cameras but missing here. First page of the menu has "finepix color" which are the film looks you can change. "Chrome" is the only option in this camera other than standard or black and white, and there's no way to customize unfortunately.

@freeshrimp Ah makes sense thank you :)

There is a 29 minute recording limit, but time per batteries will differ. For example, my cheap batteries can't record longer than 2 minutes, I'm not sure how long my rechargeables can record but they are much better.

In my experience that's most often caused by a dead battery that can't hold a charge due to the age. I've got some other cameras with that issue and finding a replacement battery usually solves it unless there's other damage and corrosion.

@@freeshrimp i have bought a new battery which is the same type that of the old (G type) it holds significantly more charge tho still my camera is not powering on maybe its corrosion or damage. it looks ok in the ouside 😔

@@freeshrimp anw thanks man and cool videos bro keep it up

@@notcamo8710 That's unfortunate, just part of the gamble with getting old devices - I've got plenty of dead ones too and feel I lucked out on this purchase haha. Thanks for the comments and support!

@@freeshrimp ofc bro anytime W content

Unfortunately no, I ended up having to move provinces shortly after these videos and while I've seen signs of eggs since, they have yet to breed in the new water and all the other fry were lost.

@ the joys of breeding fish 🤨

It's an older proprietary Sony Cybershot USB cable, VMC-MD1 is the model number for the multi-cable with AV out as well.

Unfortunately no, Fuji didn't put that feature in their cameras from that time.

Nice! It's a really good little camera, I'm just not used to the Kodak colors haha

Both are very similar, but I think the S8200 is just slightly better in most aspects.

Lol that's great, didn't even think of that!

Not with this camera, but I have had similar issues with other cameras. Some cameras are more picky about battery type (NiMH vs alkaline for example) and a lot of cheaper batteries just aren't powerful enough for a camera and shuts off, I show a clip of dollarstore batteries doing this in my Fuji s8200 video.

@@freeshrimp I see, I used an alkaline battery getting these results so you're saying that I should use a Nimh type battery? Thank you!!!

Nice!

Hi! Assuming you have the right kind of memory stick and it's still not working - I'd suggest trying to use a light and look inside to see if maybe a pin is bent inside the card slot of the camera.

Great mind's think alike

Ha sido mi cámara favorita este verano, ¡gracias por el comentario!

Nice! Thank you, I'm trying to improve with each video I make, enjoy taking pics!

with multiple in the same tank, they made the sound quite often! it's louder than I expected as well

​@freeshrimp How does the sound get through the water? Is it so loud that the sound waves carry through the water. I'm not doubting In just wanting to know. Cause most sounds have to be very loud to be noticeable through water.

@@kovenant7 I'm pretty sure they vibrate their fins or something, I honestly don't know though, but its definitely louder than I expected, enough to be noticed from across my room!

Honestly not sure why I didn't think of that from the start, all videos should be timestamped in the comments now!

One of my favorite fish for sure!

Thank you that means a lot! I put a lot of work into this one and am quite proud of it.

This camera uses a Sony G battery (NP-BG1), and a memorystick pro duo. Both should be pretty simple to find.

Settings will change depending on lighting and subject, but for general use I usually use P mode with ISO 100 or 200, and I'm using the Vivid color profile. It's a pretty simple camera, so I tend to let auto exposure do most of the work and focus more on composition instead.

I had some luck with fry hatching, but not with raising them. I've moved since making this video, and I haven't seen them spawning since.