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Canon PowerShot S90 Review at Gizmodo: “It’ll Never Leave My Pocket”

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Posted by Patrick on Oct 31, 2009 in Cameras, Compact, Reviews

Canon PowerShot S90 Review at Gizmodo: “It’ll Never Leave My Pocket”

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It’s getting all but official, but anybody looking for a solid compact camera with plenty of creative and artistic possibilities need not look any further than the Canon PowerShot S90. It seems like I can’t turn around without another tech site popping up with another mini-review of the S90 chock full of gushing over the 10 megapixel offering. Today’s review of note is from the folks at Gizmodo:

I know, it’s $430, way more than most point-and-shoots cost in this day and age. But the amount of picture power this literally slips into your pocket is almost unbelievable: Outstanding low-light performance for a camera this size; a speedy lens; full control rings, plural; and yep, RAW.

-Gizmodo

You can grab the rest of their (tiny) review here.

We’re hoping to get one in the office here soon for a slightly more extensive review, but thus far I’ve heard nothing but good things.

Getting one is touch and go, but as of right now, they’re in stock at our favorite place to get camera gear, B&H Photo. If you do end up deciding the S90 (or anything else photography related) is for you, please remember to purchase one through our links to B&H and Amazon. It helps you get a great deal, and it helps us provide you with more great content.

Canon PowerShot S90 Digital Camera
Slim and stylish, the Canon PowerShot S90 Digital Camera offers professional imaging technologies and superior manual controls in an ultra compact form factor. The coupling of a 10 megapixel CCD sensor and Canon’s latest DIGIC 4 Image Processor dramatically increases light sensitivity while reducing noise. High ISO 3200 capability makes it possible to capture critical shots even under poor lighting conditions. The bright, sharp f/2.0 lens brings dramatic depth-of-field characteristics to portraits and low light photography.

Price: $ 429.95 at B&H Photo

Also available at Amazon: $429.95

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