9.4 out of 10
based on 936 reviews
Canon Powershot S95
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User Score (1017)8.9
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Expert Score (49)8.4
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Design (5)9.6
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Value for money (15)8.9
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Features (12)9.1
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Ease of use (10)9.6
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Performance (32)9.9
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Picture quality (35)9.8
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Durability (2)7.5
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Overall quality (4)7.0
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Display (29)9.6
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Ergonomics (27)7.6
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Portability (2)10
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D-Photo and The Photographer's Mail
4 October 2010In this New Zealand exclusive review, Ashley Kramer discovers whether Canon’s S95 can part him from his G11 It’s confession time. I put my hand up for this review and frankly, did everything I could to get my mitts on Canon’s new S95. I had to discover if the S95 could dethrone the G11 as ˜the professional’s compact camera’. The G11’s only real weakness is its size ” it’s just too big to go into most pockets. The S95, by contrast, is smaller and eminently pocketable. Read more
- Image quality, Low-light performance, Point-and-shoot simplicity, Excellent manual controls
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Tone
12 January 2011It’s secret confession time. I put my hand up for this review and, frankly, did everything I could to get my mitts on Canon’s new S95. I had to discover if the S95 could dethrone the G11 as ‘the professional’s compact camera’. I had just returned from a month-long trip checking out the top technology at IFA in Berlin and the World Expo in Shanghai when I heard that I had become editor of Tone. Read more
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1 September 20109.0/10An update to the popular S90 model offering additional aspect ratios, 720p HD video recording and SDXC compatibility.Canon's PowerShot S95 replaces the PowerShot S90, which was announced in August 2009 to immediate success. Claimed as the smallest, slimmest digicam with advanced manual control and raw file support, the S95 comes with improved handling, additional manual controls, 720p HD movie capabilities and Canon's HS System (high-sensitivity CCD plus DiG! Read more
- You want an ultra compact camera that can record raw files and is small enough to fit in s shirt pocket., You'd like the ability to shoot 720p HD video clips., You wan...
- You require high burst speeds and buffer capacity plus fast cycle times for processing shots., You have large hands or fingers or limited dexterity.
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goodgearguide.com.au
31 December 2010
Canon's PowerShot S95 is a compact digital camera that's perfect for travellers or even photography enthusiasts who want a small camera with manual controls. It's very small, yet it's designed to allow you to change the exposure almost as quickly as you could with a digital SLR. If you don't want to change the exposure settings manually, the Canon PowerShot S95 has an auto mode and plenty of scene modes to help you get the most out of it straight away. Read more
- Small size, physical exposure controls, very good image clarity and colours
- Shutter speed a little too restrictive, lens ring could be smoother to operate
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Buy-n-Shoot.com
30 October 2010
8.8/10Just like a first impression of someone walking down the street in a business suit, it’s very easy to overlook and underestimate the depths of the Canon PowerShot S95 at a brief glance. The unassuming advanced compact from Canon opts for substance well over style, even though some may indeed prefer the classy business-like approach to its design over the alternative... Read more
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