Sony T90 is based around a 1/2.3 "Super HAD CCD image sensor with 12.1 megapixel resolution coupled to a Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar branded 4x optical zoom. Sony T90 offers the equivalent focal lengths ranging from 35mm wide angle to a 140mm telephoto lens, while the maximum aperture varies from f/3.5 to f/4.6 across the zoom range. Macro focusing is possible down to at least one centimeter in what Sony calls a "magnifying glass" mode .. The T90 waiver of any optical viewfinder in favor of a 3.0 "touch panel Wide-aspect LCD monitor with 230,000 pixel resolution.
Sony Cybershot T90 offers ISO sensitivity of all 80 to 3200 equivalent, and includes both true mechanical image stabilization, like Digital Image Stabilization that works by increasing the camera's sensitivity (and with it, the noise level) to achieve a higher shutter speed and reduce motion blur . Sony T90 has face detection that is able to distinguish between children and adults, identify and prioritize a particular person's face when they are present in a scene, and detects when your subject blinks during exposure. The T90 takes into account the location of faces detected in the calculation auto exposure and auto focus variables. There is also a dedicated "Smile Shutter" button that triggers the T90 to capture an image on notice that the subject smiles. Sony Cyber-shot T90 features in-camera retouching capabilities, with soft focus, fish eyes, cross filter, partial color, retro, radiation, red eye reduction, cropping, blurry masking effects and the smile on offer.
Other features of the Sony DSC-T90 includes eleven scene modes plus Intelligent Scene Recognition mode that automatically selects between a subset of these modes, as well as 720p MPEG-4 HD video, a Dynamic Range Optimizer function, and both the USB / video output connections. The T90 is the svelte body is available in a variety of colors, including pink, brown, blue and black. Prices are expected to be in the order of $ 300, and availability is set to April 2009.
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