Canon PowerShot S90 Review at DCResource
We reviewed the Canon PowerShot S90 quite recently here at Neutralday.com, and I must admit I was quite fond of it. Part of it was image quality relative to other compacts, the other part of it being its compact, take me anywhere size. Now, I sort of take it for granted that small size means compromised ergonomics, but in my opinion other than the dreadful dial around the d-pad, the S90 was pretty easy to use. Offering an opposing take on the S90 is DCResource with their review of the S90:
My enthusiasm waned quickly once my review unit arrived. Not because of the picture quality or feature set, but because the usability and ergonomics are so poor. It’s like Canon designed the camera without thinking that people’s hands would actually be touching (witness the free scrolling dial, pop-up flash, and identical power/ring func buttons).
-DCResource
I really don’t think it was all that frustrating, but we’re offering all sides here…
Availability
The Canon S90 is in stock and coming down in price a bit at Amazon and B&H Photo.
Canon PowerShot S90 Digital Camera at B&H Photo: $399 Canon PowerShot S90 Digital Camera at Amazon: $399
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I agree with you. I’ve been following the reviews for the S90 (which I love), and am surprised at reviewers who carp at the ergos. Once you’ve made the camera your own, have used it for a few weeks and adjusted the settings for the dials and to keep the flash from popping up unexpectedly, it all seems to make sense. I did initially find it as slippery as a bar of soap, but the Franiec grip has taken care of that issue. First impressions certainly matter, but I think a good reviewer doesn’t confuse the necessity of adjusting habits with failed ergonomics. But then, I drive a MINI, which people dump on for the same reason.
Canon S90 IS is one of Canon high-end / advanced Canon Powershot compact camera. Its unique characteristics are slim, low profile body with great noise control in high ISO plus 28-105mm f/2-f/4.9 bright zoom lens. The other advantage is the camera is very pocket able. It fits in your jeans’ pocket.