Canon PowerShot S95 10.0 MP Digital Camera - Black

i recently prchased the canon s90 camera - it was fabulous as well - except for the "slick" outer feel of the camerea body which made it sometimes difficult to hold on to the camera. with the new camera body surface on the s95, its now the absolute PERFECT point & shoot camera! super clear photos, ease of use, nice video shots, great compact size, long battery life, sturdy well made - i also particularly like the weight of the camera - i liked the s95 so much i bought one for my son as a wedding present. you wont be disappointed at all with this camera! it outshines its competitors by a long shot! enjoy! :)

The Canon S95 is a neat little pocket camera. I have an S90 and I wanted the HD video feature, plus a back up, so the S95 was a perfect fit. The reconditioned model was a good buy and has worked fine, with all the original accessories included.
I also use it with an Ikelite housing and Inon strobe for underwater photography, where the ease of zoom,the wide angle and macro plus the HD video make a super combination for a high performance with a reasonable price when compared to the alternatives. I did some price comparisons with the Canon G-12, the Olympus EP-L2 and the new Sony cameras, and this S95 camera gives me most of their advantages for the best price.

I am a professional photographer who has been looking for a pocket camera that can produce quality images. I have owned a number of small cameras such as the Fuji F10, Canon SD880IS, and Canon G10/11. They all had their positives and negatives. The Canon S95 combines many qualities of DSLRs including automatic to full manual controls, fast lens (F2.0), acceptable ISO up to 800, and an outstanding LCD. It is fast and consistent and the images are very good. It is a great camera for low light non-flash photography. The Image Stabilization is most helpful in those situations. The auto white balance setting is the best I've seen in a Canon camera especially under tungsten light. Highly recommended.

great in-camera noise processing, construction, design of controls, fast ready from power-up, shutter lag. And a raw setting, which is rare in a camera this size. That said, it still is a small sensor. Great as it is, it cannot compete with larger full sensor cameras, but rules the roost of pocket cameras.

As has been repeated around the world so many times, it is indeed a very competent compact camera with an attitude and touch of its own. I especially like the zooming lense. It makes for a good camera you can carry around easily without all the hassle and luggage weight of a DSLR and yet enables you to capture as good or if not, noticeably not far off in quality a picture as its DSLR cousin. Ray Hudson would say this thing needs praise like a fish needs a bicycle.