“Sony DV9F VLOG” Digital Camera / Mini Camcoder – Lo-Fi Y2K Vibes

Features

• Photo/Video modes (MODE) – “Digital Still Camera / Video Camcorder” in photos
  SD/SDHC card support.

• A/V analog output (composite), structure that can be connected directly to the TV.

• NTSC/PAL compatible.

• Digital zoom

• Internal microphone (MC mark).

• Viewfinder + ON/OFF, MENU and joystick/d-pad on the side .

• The large battery compartment, which can be removed from the BATTERY RELEASE and “Power Box” section, operates with two AA batteries.

Photo/Video Feeling

• The lo-fi, soft and grainy digital look: Characteristic of old handheld cameras and early digitals.

• Retro-web/VHS taste with slight flicker and scan lines when connected to TV via analog A/V output .

• “16x” digital zoom gives a pixelated, posterized aesthetic at high magnification—fun for Y2K parties, experimental music videos, collage/scanline effects.

Usage Scenarios

• Y2K aesthetic & fashion shots: Lo-fi look, flash snapshots, aggressive digital zoom.

• Experimental music video/VJ set: Output from A/V output to live mixing desk; suitable for real-time broadcast on CRT.

• Social content: “Toy camera” character without using any filters; original texture for story/reels.

• Collectible: OEM/clone grade with Sony-like branding; display curiosity piece.

Package / Condition / Delivery

• Condition: Very clean – functions tested (shooting/menu/zoom/hardware).

• Scope:

  • DV9F body

  • RetroCameraLand carrying case 🎒

  • A/V cable (add if available; if not, specify in the ad)

  • Charging unit/battery (write according to your set; “Power Box” battery type)

• Delivery: Same day shipping within Istanbul , 1–3 days fast shipping throughout Turkey 🚀

Why This Product?

• Different and eye-catching : A lo-fi camera that is rarely seen on the market and is worth talking about.

• Analog output + SD card : Modern storage comfort and instant connection to TV/CRT.

• Creative playground : Aesthetically pleasing “imperfect” images—especially good for Y2K/club culture.