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Buy Cameras - Canon PowerShot S90 Digital Camera Overview

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from 9 Reviews

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$399.95 - $506.24

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Buy Cameras - The PowerShot S90 employs a 10-megapixel High Sensitivity System by combining a powerful CCD sensor and Canon’s DIGIC 4 Image Processor. Thanks to this, the S90 is dramatically more sensitive than cameras with identical megapixel counts, and delivers spectacular images with minimal noise. Increased sensitivity demands a higher ISO speed, and the PowerShot S90 delivers with a maximum setting of ISO 3,200. Blur and camera shake are notably reduced for the ultimate in sharpness and clarity.

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Good, but not great - and fragile
Post by: cruz3 - Date: 2010-09-20T20:14:13.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Speedy, better low light performance. Cons: Low value, fragile, and zero warranty support. The Bottom Line: I'm going to just say no - the bang for the buck isn't there, especially when it breaks so easily. Review: cruz3 Read full review
Great pro-mini camera
Post by: jonathanrj - Date: 2010-03-28T00:14:41.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Front-ring dial easy to use. Low light is great. Cons: People think it is a regular cheap point-and-shoot and grab it... The Bottom Line: Review: jonathanrj Read full review
The Photographer's Point-and-Shoot Camera
Post by: jzorns - Date: 2010-03-04T13:40:44.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Full manual control, wonderful analog control rings, RAW format, F/2.0 lens, compactness Cons: Lens barrel protrudes a bit due to the front control ring. The Bottom Line: If you are a photographer who is looking for SLR flexibility in a pocket-sized camera, this is for you. F/2.0, image stabilized. Review: jzorns Read full review
Excellent Image Quality, but slow response
Post by: stephenlac - Date: 2010-01-11T08:24:29.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Image quality, Small size, fully manual control functions, good dynamic range, f2.0 Cons: Slow continuous shooting, easily moved controls, shutter lag, no grip, no optical viewfinder. The Bottom Line: A great performing p&s camera, if one overlooks the small sized controls and slow performance. Pocketable and usable, this camera gives excellent results. Review: stephenlac Read full review
The pocket-sized DSLR
Post by: thegsrguy - Date: 2009-11-05T16:40:47.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Sturdy, pocket-sized, very accurate photos, firm buttons/controls, standard Canon menus Cons: Motorized flash, clumsy control ring, so-so battery life The Bottom Line: Pricey, but expect very good photos -- as in SLR-quality. Review: thegsrguy Read full review
It is a home run
Post by: wxradar2 - Date: 2009-10-18T07:05:07.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Flexibility, control, smooth design, easy control layouts, big LCD, vivid colors, incredible picture quality Cons: flash pop up conflicts with fingers, no RAW in full auto, limited optical zoom The Bottom Line: For the serious enthusiast who wants a point and shoot and then sometimes much more, this is a fantastic camera. An enthusiastic buy! Review: wxradar2 Read full review
I Am Impressed!
Post by: kfor - Date: 2009-10-17T01:19:40.000-08:00 Author's Rating: Pros: Two control rings; CCD sensor; and more settings than you know what to do with. Cons: Just a bit small for my hands; too many choices. The Bottom Line: If you're an advanced enthusiast, get it. The superior controls is impressive! It might be overwhelming for a beginner. Review: kfor Read full review