Sony Cyber Shot DSC-S90 Video
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Sony Cyber Shot DSC-S90 Review
The good: Relatively large LCD screen; fast response times; excellent color reproduction; superior low-light performance; competitively priced.
The bad: Limited manual settings; photos exhibit a slight softness; slow battery recharge times.
The bottom line: The Sony Cyber Shot DSC-S90 doesn't offer many manual settings, and its photos are a little soft, but otherwise, this snapshot camera offers a lot for the money.
Sony Cyber Shot DSC-S90 Specs
Manufacturer: Sony
Part number: DSC-S90
- Product Specifications
- Product Basic Spec
