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Home » Sony HX90V Review Sample Image Gallery

Sony HX90V Review Sample Image Gallery

Sony HX90V Review Sample Image Gallery

Paul Nuttall

Jun 11, 2015

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Paul joined What Digital Camera magazine at the start of 2007 having graduated from the University of Exeter.

He cut his teeth as Staff Writer, before moving on to cover all areas of the title including reviews, news and features.

Paul's now part of the IPC Photo Digital Hub, writing articles and managing the review content.

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