Canon PowerShot S90 This Is the Premier Point and Shoot
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By Ron
I’m a professional photographer (who shoots Nikon for digital and 35mm) and was looking for a quality camera to have with me for personal use. I certainly don’t feel like dragging around my Linhof large format or even my Nikon D3 with the huge body, lenses etc. for general photo taking. Unfortunately Nikon doesn’t make a high quality point and shoot with a fast lens (which is the opposite for pro DSLRs… Nikon is a step ahead of Canon these days).
I was looking into buying the new Canon SD4000 which was just announced because it is so compact, but after looking into all the features, this S90 is still a far superior camera if photo quality, features and manual operation are what you’re after, and they are basically the same price. This Canon PowerShot S90 is also barely larger than the SD4000. They both have the f/2.0 lens which is virtually unheard of on a pocket camera and the ISO performance is very good considering the size of these things, and the amount of technology that needs to be squeezed into this tiny body. The SD4000 has these features, but the customizable rings on this Canon PowerShot S90 alone make this a much better choice for anyone looking for a real camera. Also, the sensor on this camera is larger and the backlit sensor on the SD4000 can make some good low-light photos but will create lower-quality photos for general picture taking.
With the ability to control aperture, iso, exposure compensation etc. on the Canon PowerShot S90 with the rings, and with the small size, high-end sensor and fast lens, this is the best point and shoot you can get. This has the same innards as the more expensive, large, unwieldy G11 but with A FASTER LENSE (better low-light photos etc.). The only drawback to this camera is that it’s aimed at people who want great photos, not a bunch of gimmicks or conflicting features… so there’s no HD video, only standard (and great looking) video capture. I bought the Canon PowerShot S90 because I’m a photographer and I want to take great photos with something that fits in my pocket, and for that there is no better camera on the market as of late May 2010. The Canon PowerShot S90 doesn’t have the low-light performance or give me the bokeh of my D3, but that thing (without lenses) cost me $5,000 and is like carrying a toaster around.
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