Canon PowerShot S95
- Brand: Canon
- Subject: Reviews
- Category: Digital Cameras
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Canon PowerShot S95 digital camera review : Last year, Canon launched the PowerShot S90, a digital camera that represented a new road in Canon’s strategy. A camera which did not have Megapixels as its most important feature, and was even downgraded on paper in terms of hard specifications, but at the same time was advanced in image quality. It was a camera that was received wholeheartedly and was highly praised. The Canon PowerShot S95, successor to the S90, follows the same road that Canon took with the S90. Luckily, the amount of pixels is still the same, ten Megapixels, and the size of the sensor has also remained unchanged. It is a compact camera that again focuses on image quality, which is a good development.
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- Brand: Canon
- Subject: Reviews
- Category: Digital Cameras
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- Brand: Canon
- Subject: Reviews
- Category: Digital Cameras
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