canon powershot s90is 10mp digital camera with 3.8x wide angle optical image stabilized zoom and 3-inch lcd
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The pocketable PowerShot S90 gives powerful everyday shooting. Shoot quickly with a lens control ring and get superior low-light performance with a high-sensitivity 10.0 MP CCD and f/2.0 lens.A high-sensitivity CCD sensor gives outstanding image quality in a wide variety of lighting conditions. Even images taken at high ISOs show exceptionally low noise levels and a wide dynamic range.A bright f/2.0 aperture allows exceptional versatility, capturing low-light images and fast-moving subjects at higher shutter speeds. A wide angle of 28mm lets you put more in the frame, while Canon’s optical IS reduces blur caused by camera shake……..
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Technical Details
- New 10-megapixel High Sensitivity System; DIGIC 4 Image Processor
- Improved low-light image performance, plus a Low Light scene mode for ISO settings up to 12,800
- Customizable control ring for easy access and operation of manual or other creative shooting settings
- Wide-angle 3.8x optical zoom with Canon’s Optical Image Stabilizer; bright f/2.0 lens
- RAW + JPEG shooting and recording modes; capture images to SD/SDHC memory cards (not included)
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2010-02-05
By Clark A. Smith
After weeks if not months of thinking about and reviewing many, many models I selected the Canon s90 because it is, in my opinion, the best choice for maximum usage and flexibility. My original preference and search template lead me to start with a Digital SLR but, I knew my needs and most consistent use would be closer to the point and shoot offerings. There are many excellent models and the competition is keen. However an SLR is rather large for all occasions. Add an extra lens or two then you have a backpack sized bundle. The point and shoots are cool, user friendly and credit card compact but, they are somewhat limited regarding optics and range. Image quality and the ability to control conditions are preferences that usually swing in favor of SLR but, the s90 allows equal to superior performance in a point and shoot small package. Low light without flash at low ISO is highly desirable. The s90 is awesome and dominates the field in low light, natural settings inside and out. The f2.0 lens is not found in any SLR kit lens or set. You’ll easily pay more than $500 for that option for any SLR. Great shots happen many times when you are not looking for them and almost always when an SLR would likely be at home. The s90 lets me keep it handy all the time. Not as slim and sleek as most point and shoots but, fits easily in a jacket or cargo pocket. I found that a quick released lanyard connected to the camera’s wrist strap is a perfect setup. Shop for yourself, determine your need and best use but, for me the s90 is the one. IMPORTANT: the LCD screen WILL scratch easily. A $5-6.00 package of clear plastic cut to fit screen savers is an absolute must and should be applied out of the box as one more step the setup routine.
2010-02-03
By Robert A. Miller (Western North Carolina, USA)
The Canon S90 is an excellent choice for the experienced amateur who doesn’t want to miss a shot but is unwilling to lug his DSLR everywhere he goes. The mountains of western North Carolina abound in unexpected photo ops: unusual sunrises, rime ice, and the occasional black bear with cubs. With my S90 I no longer miss these shots. It has a complete set of program modes that function very well. Picture quality is good to very good, and performance in low light situations is outstanding (I hate flash photos). It is a very solid camera with a large, bright LED display and a pleasingly quick shutter response. It’s a bit larger and heavier than most pocket cameras, so if ultra-portability is important you might want to look elsewhere; but for me, the quality, features, and picture quality are well worth an extra ounce or so. If I lost mine today, I would buy another S90 immediately!
2010-02-03
By Neildo (SLC, UT United States)
I bought this camera mainly for indoor snapshots. I have been very pleased with the indoor images. I hate using the flash and with the S90 I hardly ever need to use the flash. Thank goodness because the popup flash is awkward. I also own a Pentax K-X dSLR and the S90 gives better no-nonsense, low light pictures. I could probably tweak adjustments on my K-X to get a slightly better shot indoor shots. But these are usually spur of the moment and you don’t have time for adjustments.
The size of the S90 is really nice too. The K-X is my hobby camera but the S90 is the one I take around with me 95% of the time. There’s a nice camera case made by Olympus that fits this camera perfectly. It’s black neoprene with a magnetic flap, and can be bought at local electronics store for a few Lincolns.
LCD on this thing is awesome. It’s big, bright and high-res. It has incredible viewing angle. This is really nice when you are showing pictures to a group and everyone can see. LCD on my K-X is trash compared to S90.
It’s not a perfect camera for everyone but for me its 5 stars. I can easily see how someone could rate this 3 stars. Yes, it requires more coordination than the average p-s camera. The button placement takes some getting used to. I still spin the back control wheel on accident every now and then. This is only an issue on non-Auto modes though. This probably isn’t a good camera for someone with big, meaty fingers.
Battery life is bad. This isn’t a big deal to me. I bought 3 off-brand batteries for cheap so I always have an extra. If I was going on a back-country trip for a week, I might be scared of running out of batteries.
2010-02-02
By B. V. Rohde
I am now having to resort to ‘VISA Disputes’ to help me retrieve the refund that was promised me, for the cancelled camera I paid for on the 24th of December 2009. I have contacted Amazon and their seller, Focus Cameras, not only by email but also by telephone, on numerous occasions.
Only if someone would take the trouble to look into this mess for me, it would be quite clear that I have been charged £297.71GB for a camera that was cancelled and I have yet to be refunded for.
I just hope that the VISA action will manage to have the money refunded to my account.
I have never experienced any problem with Amazon.co.uk, after many happy and successful transactions with them.
Unfortunately I have lost all confidence with Amazon.com, after all this time, even after phoning
them from the UK.
Very unhappy and disappointed ex customer
Barry Rohde
2010-02-01
By F. Payan (Los Angeles, Calif.)
After reading the positive and negative reviews but with a majority of positive reviews I bought this digital camera to replace my bulky older canon camera for this light nimble feature rich digital camera. Looking forward to taking plenty of spring and summer pictures with this great canon camera.
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