Canon PowerShot S90
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16 years ago
Canon S90 Review: Will Go With Me Everywhere
It's got the same spacious image sensor as the G11 -1/1.7-inch as opposed to 1/2.5-inch like most point-and-shoots. But instead of being built into a Panzer tank, it's in the body of a hot German model.
16 years ago
Canon PowerShot S90
The Canon PowerShot S90 is a new small compact camera with a wealth of professional features. Marking the return of the Canon PowerShot S-series, the Canon S90 is aimed at the DSLR owner looking for a backup compact or the enthusiast who wants DSLR functionality in a pocketable format, with RAW...
16 years ago
Canon PowerShot S90 Digital Camera Review
A scientific, in-depth analysis with side-by-side comparisons
Pros:
- Good color accuracy
- Low noise
Cons:
- Poor image stabilization
- Noise reduction blurs details a bit
16 years ago
A Revolutionary Compact - The Canon PowerShot S90
A surprise release from Canon, the PowerShot S90 features the large sensor from the G-series in a smaller body together with full manual controls. Does the combination of prosumer sensor and compact body work?
16 years ago
Canon PowerShot S90 compact camera
Tweet Canon's little black number, the S90, hides some powerful innovation in a very compact body. The most import being the control ring round its lens and also some excellent low-light shooting abilities.
Pros:
- Control ring
- low light shooting
- power in a compact body
- RAW
Cons:
- Control dial too sensitive
- no HD video
16 years ago
The Canon S90 Digital Camera Review
During my time with the Canon S90 I went form hot to cold on a few occasions. I loved the camera for its size, weight, and simplicity. I loved the fact that I could just slide it in my front pocket and take it with me EVERYWHERE. This resulted in me getting images I would usually not get.
Pros:
- Small and sleek
- Thin and pocketable, Good color, Great AF for this class of camera, Control Ring is awesome and customizable, Battery life is very good, Image Stabilization, ISO great up to 800, usable to 1600, A 28-105 Built in lens, Price
Cons:
- Plasticky Build
- Movie mode is NOT HD
- Lens has some barrel distortion at widest setting
- but most will never notice it
- Limited Dynamic Range
- but this goes with most small sensor compacts (highlights can blow out easily
16 years ago
Review – Canon S90, Part 3: Image Quality
No camera is perfect, and the S90 is as far from it as the best of them, yet it is still eminently useful. I will not be returning it nor selling it off, and I foresee it giving me a few good years of use as a pocket cam.
Pros:
- Small
- light and pocketable
- Good JPEGs and RAW files (superb for a P&S
- Impressive high ISO performance for a P&S
- Fast f/2 aperture at the wide end
- Superb auto WB which can be manually fine-tuned
- PASM shooting modes plus very useful Custom mode
- Highly customisable buttons and dials (including...
Cons:
- Manual mode disables auto ISO (Canon
- give us auto ISO in M mode!
- Manual focus offers a poor distance scale and no indication of depth of field
- Manual focus mode "disappears" when camera goes into sleep mode
- No hyperfocal focus mode
- No way to turn off sleep mode
- No RAW shooting in modes other...
16 years ago
Canon PowerShot S90 Review
The Canon S90 is a photographer's compact camera. If you owned any of the recent Canon G-series cameras, you will appreciate the S90 as more of a compact version of that series. The S90 delivers control and flexibility that has been taken away from the user in so many other compact camera models
16 years ago
Canon PowerShot S90 review
The Canon PowerShot S90 compact digital camera is the best pocketsize model we've seen. Even though it’s a fraction of the size of a digital SLR, it provides many of the features we value in larger cameras: a fast lens, a RAW option and high ISO capture. It’s not perfect by any means.
16 years ago
Canon PowerShot S90
Long a leader in digital cameras, Canon has been playing catch-up of late, moving swiftly to match other manufacturers' recent moves in the digital camera space. It used to be that they grappled primarily with the electronics powerhouse Sony on the consumer side, but that's changed to the massive...
Pros:
- Very small body that is easily pocketable
- Excellent
- high-res
- vibrant LCD
- Fast f/2 lens at wide-angle
- Optical image stabilization
- Front Control ring is handy for some controls
- Firm Mode dial
- Shooting-priority design means camera is always ready with a half-press of the shutter button
- Good
Cons:
- Rear Control dial turns freely
- which causes inadvertent exposure changes
- Front Control ring's function changes with the mode
- Zoom control takes too long to respond
- Flash is placed where fingers are usually in the way
- preventing it from opening
- Power button is in bad position
- Only records VGA
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