The Canon Powers hot G7 X is a premium high-performance camera that puts exciting and impressive capabilities in a sophisticated, compact package. It starts with the sensor: a large and light-grabbing 1.0-inch, 20.2 megapixel high-sensitivity CMOS sensor powered by Canon’s latest generation DIGIC 6 Image Processor for beautifully rendered low-light photography up to ISO 12800.
The Canon Powers hot G7 X is a premium high-performance camera that puts exciting and impressive capabilities in a sophisticated, compact package. It starts with the sensor: a large and light-grabbing 1.0-inch, 20.2 megapixel high-sensitivity CMOS sensor powered by Canon’s latest generation DIGIC 6 Image Processor for beautifully rendered low-light photography up to ISO 12800. The IS lens is a f/1.8 (W)-f/2.8 (T) that puts more in your frame while staying bright to the maximum 4.2x Optical Zoom (24mm-100mm), with a 9-blade circular aperture diaphragm for artistic background blur, and a minimum focus range of just 5cm for precise macro shooting. Wi-Fi- and NFC-enabled, the Powers hot G7 X is selfie-ready with a high-resolution multi-angle capacitive 3.0-inch touch panel LCD. Shooting is a joy with High-Speed AF (0.14 sec.), 31 AF points, full-resolution continuous shooting up to 6.5 fps and 1080p/60p HD video. Designed to provide stellar images, the Powers hot G7 X is a compact digital camera powered to inspire your most impressive photography.
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An excellent camera First of all, I would like to mention that I did not buy the camera through Amazon. I found a very good deal from another store, but I bought the Canon Deluxe Leather Case PSC-5300BK, Canon Battery Pack NB-13L, and Sandisk Extreme SDXC 64 GB memory card through Amazon to be used with this camera. In the end I spent around $750 for everything, which was a good deal.A little background. I have been an avid user of DSLRs since the last 10 years. The main reason I started using DSLRs…
High Quality and Pocketable Finally, a competitor to the Sony RX100 series. I’ve been comparing the Canon G7X to my Sony RX100 for a couple of days. Here are some of my observations:* Sony is slightly less thick and weighs a bit less. But both are definitely pocketable.* Contrary to a review I read on Dpreview, the autofocus on the G7X is very fast…faster (more responsive) than the one on the RX100. I suspect Dpreview may have gotten a defective sample. But this one is lightning fast outdoors,…
Best camera in this class for normal people I’m not a “photographer.” We just had a baby and I wanted a camera that would work well inside and with low-light for both pictures and video. I refuse to get a DSLR. They’re too big and I would ever carry it around.I discovered the 1″ sensor market via Costco via a great deal on the Sony RX 100 mark II. A lot of money still but all the reviews raved about it.Well, we didn’t like it. It’s practically useless for non-photographers like ourselves. Auto mode…