The sony DSC-HX9V PHOTO'S

The sony DSC-HX9V has become my Favorite toy at the moment....it does a great job on hd video which is the reason i got it & also does great photo's without me having to do to much.....just point & shot......it does also have manual options for people that like to really do there own thing.....i have used the intelligent mode to take the standard photos, 16x zoom & also used the sweep panoramic feature which is great. all in all the best little camera i have owend......SONG SUNG BY "STRANGE ANGEL" A YOUNG HERVEY BAY BROTHER & SISTER DUO 13 YEARS & 16 YEARS OLD.....THERE GUNNA BE BIG One day!!

Hervey bay info
The first recorded sighting of Hervey Bay was made by James Cook while carrying out his running survey of the east coast of Australia, on the 22 May 1770. "By noon Cook's ship was in a position a little over half-way across the opening of Hervey Bay heading for Bundaberg. Cook named the bay "Hervey's Bay" after Augustus John Hervey (1724--1779), later Third Earl of Bristol, a naval officer who became a Lord of the Admiralty the year Endeavour returned".[4]
Until around the mid 80's the area was serviced by a rail link from the Main North Coast line that diverted from Aldershot and went through Takura, Walligan, Nikenbah then on to Pialba and Urangan. The line was a major freight point for the Port of Maryborough and for the sugar cane industry until road transport assumed the role.
[edit]Transport

Hervey Bay is situated approximately 3½ hours drive north of Brisbane, via the Bruce Highway and 30 minutes drive north-east of Maryborough. The city is also serviced by the high speed Tilt Train which has connections from Maryborough West or nearby Howard. The city is served by the Hervey Bay Airport, with direct flights from Brisbane (QantasLink) and Sydney (Virgin Australia). The City of Hervey Bay (now the Fraser Coast Region) has released an Airport Master Plan which includes future provisioning of a taxiway parallel to the main runway, a 900-metre (980 yd) cross runway, additional car parking facilities and larger terminal. The city is also served by passenger ferry to Fraser Island, as well as both scheduled and unscheduled vehicle Ferrys.
[edit]Railway
Main article: Hervey Bay railway line, Queensland
Despite Hervey Bay's growing popularity, no plans have been made for a new railway line to be extended into the city. The previous passenger and freight line branched off the North Coast main line at Colton, just above Maryborough. Trains stopped at many stations along the line, however the main stations were Pialba and Urangan. The railway then extended along the Urangan Pier. The line carried out many pineapples and local goods from the city. The line was closed in 1993. The tracks from Nikenbah to Urangan were ripped up and the Pialba - Urangan line was converted into a mobility corridor.[5] Traces of the railway line are still visible in Urangan. There are two semi-removed crossings (Everything but the tracks were removed) near the end of Pier Street and the track's ballast is still slightly visible from where the mobility corridor ends.


Hervey Bay is the largest population centre within the Fraser Coast Region.
Climate

The area has a mild, sub-tropical climate with an average 30 °C (86 °F) in summer and 23 °C (73 °F) in winter. The coast is predominantly affected by the south east trade winds which keep a cool breeze throughout the summer.[citation needed]
Cyclones are a threat at times. In March 2009, Cyclone Hamish threatened the area, however it did not cross the coast. Fraser Island protects Hervey Bay from such extreme weather. Average rainfall for the year is 1,100 millimetres (43 in) with an average of 300 sunny days.[citation needed]
[edit]Localities



On the beach Hervey Bay looking towards Torquay
Hervey Bay began as a dispersed community spread over numerous small, seaside villages. As the area grew, these communities amalgamated and became suburbs of the new city. The current city includes Dundowran, Dundowran Beach, Eli Waters, Kawungan, Nikenbah, Pialba, Point Vernon, Scarness, Takura, Torquay, Urangan, Urraween, Walligan and Wondunna.
Townships outside the Hervey Bay city limits include: Aldershot, Booral, Burrum Heads, Craignish, Howard, River Heads, Toogoom and Torbanlea.

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[cmchrismolyneux]

hi. i'm getting this camera. great photography by the way!

and a question: do you know how to get the date off the photos? because i'll be using some photos for facebook.

thanks :)

[19davo57channel]

@cmchrismolyneux hi, the date is easily removed from within the menus......it's a great little camera.

[Saki666Dark]

The best image quality i have ever seen in this kind of cameras...its simply AMAZING.. It wins clearly the rest of cameras of same segment..Thanks for sharing.

[19davo57channel]

@Saki666Dark the sony dsc-hx9v not only takes nice photos it does a very good job with hd videos too.....thanks for your kind comment



[mumphfredo]

great pics, and area you live in,fraiser island is the area i would like to visit when get to do some traveling to oz :) im loving my new toy also

[19davo57channel]

@mumphfredo YES HERVEY BAY IS A BEAUTIFUL PART OF THE WORLD & FRASER ISLAND IS THE JEWEL IN THE CROWN

[realkakafan]

WOW!

[invizi0n]

2:10 is a good one. HAHAHA

[fishycomics]

@19davo57channel Thanx again, kee these video's coming htey a re great here's to ya.

[19davo57channel]

@fishycomics come on down it's a great place to visit, i have lived in Australia for 26 years and Hervey bay for 23 years & luv it. we have Fraser island" the worlds largest sand island" which has magnificent rain forests on it. the hump back whales visit us for 3 months of the year, safe ocean swimming, clean beaches, fishing is still pretty good & only 3 1/2 hours drive north of brisbane ............if you come on down we'll chuck a few shrimps on the barbie!! or as we call em prawns