Does the SD990 have a titanium body? A lot was made about the titanium body of the SD950. I have read a lot a literature about the 990, but can't find confirmation that it also has a body of titanium. I also note that the 990 is 5g lighter than the 950, so Canon might have used a different metal. Does the SD990 have a titanium body? A lot was made about the titanium body of the SD950. I have read a lot a literature about the 990, but can't find confirmation that it also has a body of... » Read More Does the SD990 have a titanium body? A lot was made about the titanium body of the SD950. I have read a lot a literature about the 990, but can't find confirmation that it also has a body of titanium. I also note that the 990 is 5g lighter than the 950, so Canon might have used a different metal. « Show Less
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It's a plastic/metal composite. Though cold to the touch in cold weather (like metal, not like normal plastic), I don't believe it's titanium.Some actually indicate they prefer the newer composite over the prior case material.
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We bought one, which came as a rather heavier than the other point-and-shoot cameras, assumed to be made with metal. It's best to direct the question to Sony, the manufacturer, as most if not all of us bought the camera as it is shown...
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I ordered it and it is a genuine Samsung and absolutely love it! Never heard of the T999 but I ordered the 9300 for my boyfriend and my T999 is way better than that version and he's mad about it too because I bought myself a better phone than his. ; )
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Thanks Tech Guy. I see that it takes SDHC, and the video size limitation is fine by me. I'll have to see if I can get an a solid answer from Canon's tech support on if the 790 can take advantage of the faster in-camera processing Class 6 cards have (the upload to computer speed advantage doesn't mean much to me), and if it varies by brand. I also am wondering if I'll need to replace my current SD card reader if I do buy and use any of these higher capacity / faster SD cards.
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Hi, Douglas! I saw what you discussed about the lances and the whole camera and I want to ask you if you have any experiance with Nikon Coolpix 5700 (I have that one) and how is it against Canon DigitalRebel XT? Is it much more I'll "earn" if I switch to Canon? Thank you in advance!Ivan Hristov, Houston, TX
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Hi Heirloom Tomato,Thanks for sharing your experience with the Canon Powershot S90 camera with me. I haven't bought any camera yet so now it will be easier to make that decision.Thanks,Isabel
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Hi. This camera is great very good and compact. the selling price 6 years ago was $ 340 or so, one of the features is quee sde titanium, photos and videos are very good for someone who likes photography with this camera can start and is very easy to use by the amount you pay depends on the state you are in, the cameras used on amazon this to a much larger amount. I hope I have helped.
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I'm using SL1 (100D) and as I know the spec and sensor and everything of T5 are almost exactly the same as SL1. It works well on SL1, so does T5, I think
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I love the size of the 780 but keep reading about audible motor noise in videos it records. However, when I read about the 940, no one seems to report this issue. There's an excellent deal on the 780 right now and I'd love to pick one up, but not if the 940 avoids the noise issue. Can anyone here speak from experience on this? I can scour specs and reviews, but some real-use feedback would be helpful from SD940 owners.
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Thanks very much for your helpful response, sd940 it is. I'm upgrading from a Canon s230 (2002!) so I expect to be very pleased with the improvement!
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Hi Fred, Did some searching, and according to "Digital Camera Info" web site, the body is "heavy" and made of metal, but it doesn't specify what the metal is. It has a "leather-like" texture to it. I've enjoyed your reviews, so wanted to help out if I could. ;-)
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I just upgraded to the A99 from my A65 (keeping both, and some of my prime lenses that will work on the A99 also). If you shoot a lot of low light and portrait photography (I do) or serious professional work full frame is a big improvement for noise and a better sensor. If you shoot a lot of daylight subjects and sports type photography, and don't want to carry around a much heavier (and slower) camera, or invest in a group of new lenses (the 24-70 Zeiss zoom cost as much as the camera body) you might want to look at the A77II. FYI a lot of the older Minolta lenses are compatible with the A99 and can be had for much cheaper than the full frame Sony lenses. I just upgraded to the A99 from my A65 (keeping both, and some of my prime lenses that will work on the A99 also). If you shoot a lot of low light and portrait photography (I do) or serious professional work full frame is a big improvement for noise and a better sensor. If you shoot a lot of daylight subjects and sports type photography, and don't want to carry around a much heavier (and slower) camera, or invest in a group of new lenses (the 24-70 Zeiss zoom cost as much as the camera body) you might want to look at the A77II. FYI a lot of the older Minolta lenses are compatible with the... » Read More I just upgraded to the A99 from my A65 (keeping both, and some of my prime lenses that will work on the A99 also). If you shoot a lot of low light and portrait photography (I do) or serious professional work full frame is a big improvement for noise and a better sensor. If you shoot a lot of daylight subjects and sports type photography, and don't want to carry around a much heavier (and slower) camera, or invest in a group of new lenses (the 24-70 Zeiss zoom cost as much as the camera body) you might want to look at the A77II. FYI a lot of the older Minolta lenses are compatible with the A99 and can be had for much cheaper than the full frame Sony lenses. « Show Less
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Haha Great question. I think to give the best visual the Photographers mirror imaged the product. We assure you its for the T989 or your money back! :)
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I have both cameras, and while the Z915 exterior seems a little cheaper to the eye, the Z950 actually creaks a little bit when you press on the top cover buttons. So far, both cameras have performed well and seem rugged enough for normal use. The pictures from both are very good, but not excellent. If Kodak could combine the good points of both cameras they would really have a winner. As it is, they have two rather mediocre but decent and servicable cameras.
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The S95 (or in my case, the S90) takes far better macro shots than the X100. Focus is much faster and solid. But the X100 takes 'bokeh' shots much better than the little Canon. I'm keeping both as I believe they complement each other rather well.
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I too have wanted to buy a T2i for a while, ever since I noticed the announcement in February. Then, it was seemingly always out of stock at Amazon. Perhaps I haven't waited long enough, or maybe it just wasn't meant to be. Although I have bought 5 Canon cameras over the years, and I considered myself a Canon loyalist, I am beginning to wonder if maybe I should buy a Nikon as my first digital SLR.
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Did any of you read this review? http://www.digitalreview.ca/content/Nikon-D5000-D90-Compared-to-Canon-Rebel-T1i-500D.shtmlD5000 seems to be an easy pick. I am now tossing my coin between D90 and D5000.