Imaging Resource posts Pro90IS review
Published Feb 9, 2001
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dpreview staff
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 David
over at Imaging Resource has just posted his review of Canon's PowerShot
Pro90IS, here's what he concluded, "Canon's earlier PowerShot Pro70
received wide acclaim for its excellent picture-taking capabilities...
The Pro90IS is a very worthy upgrade... All in all, a very nice picture-taking
package, entirely worthy to carry on the PowerShot "Pro" heritage!"
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here for the Imaging Resource review of the Pro90IS
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CES
2001: Today, Canon announce the sucessor to their ever popular Pro 70,
the all new Pro90 IS, featuring the previously announced 10x optical stabilised
lens, 2.6 megapixels of resolution and an electronic TTL viewfinder the
Pro90 is a feature packed and attractive offering. We have the pictures,
press release and specifications. | Exactly two years ago I was handed the first ever camera reviewed on this site, it was Canon's Pro 70.. And, at the time it was most definitely the class leader, I gave it a positive review, there were definitely a few drawbacks but image quality was not one of them. Since then many people have cried out for an update to the Pro 70, well guess what folks? It's here...
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