Vivitar ViviCam 9126 — budget CMOS compact with digital zoom from Sakar's Vivitar range
The Vivitar ViviCam 9126 belongs to the CMOS-sensor family of budget compacts Sakar International sold under the revived Vivitar name from around 2009, sharing its internal design and firmware with siblings such as the ViviCam 9112, 9124 and several Vivitar T- and F-series models.
Vivitar's own manual for this shared platform lists a CMOS sensor with a native still resolution around 3456 x 2592 pixels, plus interpolated modes up to higher pixel counts, VGA and QVGA video recording, SD card storage to 32GB, and power from three AAA batteries rather than a rechargeable pack.
The 9126 is a straightforward point-and-shoot with digital zoom only, a macro mode for close subjects and basic face-detection autofocus, offering no manual exposure control and image quality typical of small-sensor budget compacts rather than any enthusiast ambition.
Secondhand units are common on UK marketplaces at low prices. Buyers should test the SD slot and LCD, check the AAA battery contacts for corrosion, and expect noisy, soft images in anything but bright light given the sensor's age and size.