Canon s90 s95 s100 Comparison - RandomTEK.com

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Geo compares the s90, s95, and s100 canon point and shoot digital cameras.

Full article on our website: http://randomtek.com/canon-powershot-s90-s95-s100-comparison/ - Including sample pictures and videos to compare.



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[RandomT3k]

@BestJinjo Click the link in the description to see 3 sample pictures and videos taken with the respective cameras. You can compare them yourself. Give me your email and i'll send your the full resolution photos and the exif will have all the iso info and etc if you want. I myself find the s100 to be more crisp and vivid. You can see that in the image at the flower center. Battery life seems to be the same. I haven't used the GPS feature much, but I am usually running my eye-fi (wifi).

[BestJinjo]

Awesome review. It would have been great if you mentioned anything about the image quality differences for those cameras, their respective noise levels at ISOs, etc. I have an S90 and even the S100 doesn't seem like a huge upgrade in image quality from what I read online. Do you find that these cameras are more or less comparable in image quality?

Also, how does the battery life compare between them? The GPS feature is cool but does it drain the battery excessively when it's on?

[RandomT3k]

@DouglaskaT thanks for watching!

[DouglaskaT]

Thank you for the in depth difference review of these 3 models. It has been most informative. I know there have been a few negative reviews on the s100, but I'm still getting one anyway. I think its a great point and shoot camera all around with the features that I want the most. I can't believe the difference in Image Quality is all that much different, and you can still edit it in your program of choice. Thanks for the review!