T9 also features "Anti-shake" image stablization feature. This "anti shake" feature was first introduced by Konica-Minolta in its MAXXUM 7D digital SLR camera. Now Konica-Minolta has sold its camera making operation to Sony Corporation therefore it is well logical to say that Sony migrated this "anti shake" feature of MAXXUM 7D DSLR into Sony's Cybershot T9 Point-n-Shoot Camera. Getting higer ISO sensitivity and "Anti-shake" image stablization feature at the same time like getting not only one advantage but getting two advantages at the same time. Higer ISO sensitivity means getting brighter pictures than its rivals(with ISO 400) and Image Stablization features means sharper pictures (less motion blurrs). I dont use point-n-shoot camera so I can overcome these ISO sensitivity and image stablization issues by using my DSLR(and film SLR) in a manual mode.