Canon Digital IXUS 90 IS review
Review Date : Thu, 31 Jul 2008
Author : Paul Nuttall
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The 10-megapixel IXUS 90 IS is another design-driven compact digital camera from the IXUS range.
| Pros: | Design, LCD, speed in use, interface. |
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| Cons: | Slight noise at high ISOs, may be a touch large for some. |
Feature Laden
Canon’s IXUS range has long been the market leader with regards to design-driven compacts, and the 10MP IXUS 90 IS is no exception. A 3x optical zoom, complete with lens-based image stabilisation, is joined by a breathtaking 3in PureColour LCD screen, along with face and motion detection, with images taken then processed by Canon’s DIGIC III processor.
Design Driven
Where Canon triumphs, as with previous IXUS models, is in its design. The IXUS 90 IS has a reassuring weight to it, and the function button looks as though it may be more at home on a spaceship than a digital camera, with circular mode dial completing the intuitive interface.
Image Quality
The 90 IS handles extremely well, and image quality is generally good. Tones are excellent throughout the frame, fringing is kept to a minimum and highlights rarely blow out. Noise is also barely an issue up to ISO 800.
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