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That case has a belt loop so you can attach the case to your belt as well. I ended up not using the case that way and just dropped the camera in my pants pocket.
Be sure to have at least a second battery since battery life isn’t great. Couldn’t be happier with the larger senesor’s image quality and the extra reach of the mm equiv. As for blending in, I’ve heard that the thing that makes Parisians treat you a little better is to attempt French. Oh, I see this post is 4 months old. How was your trip? What did you bring? I too was looking for more on whether it is pocketable. It would be very helpful to know what lenses were used in these test shots Studio Comparison , and to be able to compare two or more?
I hope and presume dpreview is using the kit lenses where applicable , the ones most people want to see. If I compare it to any other camera, I don’t know how to judge. I’d like to compare it also to its superior, heavier sibling, the mm f The Imaging Resource has NX test shots done with a Samsung 60mm macro, to which the kit lens probably can not be compared – the mannikin looks as sharp as can be, but I don’t think you’l get this with the kit lens, even though it seems to be rather good, better than average.
So that’s not very helpful. This comment is here because the page for the NX doesn’t allow for it. For those reading this page lately and owning the G7X , my question is : would you use this cam for social situations snap shots inside, with no flash? People even friends are a bit annoyed by Dslr’s and these little cams are no more threatening than cell phones.
Yea, I would absolutely recommend this camera for what you describe. What makes it even better is that the JPEGs it produces in auto mode almost always look great so you can get a lot of candid shots easily.
I have not tested all the power shot cameras, but the ones I have owned S80, s90, s and for a week an s had no laggy menus. That is actually one of the pleasures of these camera’s is that they are pretty snappy to use. The downside of these s series though was definitely carrying around those 25g extra batteries. Often wished I had a Sherpa tagging along just to relieve me of the burden. I don’t get it. It’s a compact camera meant for either professionals or enthusiasts both of which supposedly own a DSLR or some other form of main “work horse” device for their serious shooting, yet here you are, both the reviewers and the people in the comments bitching non-stop about the most USELESS features imaginable!
HD video complaints? Who is going to use such a camera to shoot HD video anyway, and what’s more expects it to perform really well? Must be lots of hidden Stanley Kubricks sitting behind aspiring Hansel Adams’ Bouncing the flash? How much light did you expect to bounce off of a compact camera’s flash anyway?
Or do you show up on professional shoots with cameras like this one and just ask for a napkin? Battery life not that good? Why would you go out and shoot all day with this instead of using your DSLR for serious shooting? And as a final mental image: imagine someone walking around with a flash unit twice the size of the camera its been mounted on You are absolutely right.
Yet, I find this camera attractive for casual use in social enviroment. I don’t shoot video. So, the video capabilities or the lack of it is irrelevant. What I like is the bright lens, the compact size and a bit of zoom. For me, its the ideal camera to take to a dinner or wine tasting party when photography is not the main objective. The image quality is definitely better than a phone and its OK if you allow a waiter or a non photographer friend to take a photo.
I wouldn’t risk giving a more expensive or complicated camera to a non photographer to shoot a snapshot in a social enviroment. What I would have preferred is they use a bigger capacity battery and perhaps make the body weatherproof like the G3X. Nothing is “must-have” on this camera, but a lot of the things mentioned are “nice to have”, especially the close competitor has the features. I did this flash tilt work-around and it works very well.
Bounced light is much softer than the straight-on flash. You need a light colored surface not too far away to bounce effectively. A regular 8 or 9 foot white ceiling works well. And you don’t want to be too close to the subject or the bounce will be off a little. This is a fragile camera.. I own the G7X. I wanted a camera to take good snaps at rock concerts and other “large audience” events where I’m not close. The Sony’s max focal length was slow. The G7X does a better job when the light is low and the subject distant.
This camera cannot be dropped into a bag without a hard shell case. These cameras are impervious to damage when closed up, used in the same manner. My Canon’s trim ring and blades bent under normal handling for my other cameras and rendered the camera unusable.
About 45 minutes of work with a metal pick finally got the blades and trim ring “flat” enough to restore operation. This is a very poor “real world” design. The guide number is just too low. Hi What about NFC connection with smartphone? Is it usable relative to Sony’s NFC? Does it work with “Camera Connect” SW by canon? Camera connects with phones by being a wifi node which your phone connects to.
Then works with Canon’s software. Won’t donwload raw files to phone however. Or just jpg mode. The second; At the S. Now, how about G7X.. Hello guys! Thank you! Which camera one would buy depends on what your priorities are. The G7X has a better lens aperture for low light. For me, I prefer the Canon user interface. What I don’t like about the G7X is the small battery. The G7X would be great if it uses the body design of the Canon G I have been using the G12 for about 5 years and I really like the user interface.
If the Canon designers can produce a 1″ sensor compact camera in a G12 body and improve the performance, it would be great. But, I suppose all of us have to wait. I was very pleased with the results especially being able to crop a great deal without loss of detail when printing probably due to the sensor size.
I had been using a Canon S95 for a couple of years and the comparison in taking similar shots to this years was very noticeable although the S95 was a fine camera overall. I usually pass my Canons down to my son. I will see how the camera performs this Spring here in Kentucky.
Is there a way to display the equivalent focal length on the screen? I think the RXiii can do this. Do you know where can be found a language fw update for language option for Canon G7X bought from Japan? For those of you that like underwater photography take a look at this link with the new housing for the G7X:. It is superfast and I am very happy with the focus. Be sure, to take the small AF window in the settings and be sure to touch the right spot on the screen.
If you touch on the border between face and background, there is a good chance that the camera will focus on the background. But is all user error. Image quality is better then my previous xz-1 and sufficient for 20 cm x30 cm prints, but is not a 5D. Best compact I ever had. I’ve also replaced my XZ-1 with this cam, and so far I didn’t regret it. And the video quality especially the stabilizer beats even my old Canon HF camcorder. Been using the PS G7X for 2 months.
Probably the best compact camera I’ve used. Touch screen focusing is a dream, quick even in low light. The control ring is what I love most as the images are what I’d expect, being able to control what I want to do so easily.
Entered 3 shots into local camera club competition to see how they went against larger format cameras. Came 2nd in 2 classes, no one would believe the Pics came from a compact camera. Think I’ve converted the whole club to this camera.
But as always it’s each to there own, pound for pound this has got to be one of the best compact cameras on the market for the price.
Is AF really that good, this review seems to contradict what you’re saying. They said the AF is really sluggish and slow, was their a huge bump in firmware? Only seen your reply. No firmware update, straight out of the box. Not sure what the reviewers were using, maybe pre-production. This has been the fastest AF compact camera I’ve used.
Totally in love with it. I’ve only used it in the store a few times, but autofocus is very good. This is not a D ;. For me something like this is better in many ways. I can keep it on me all the time, it does nice video, and I don’t have to worry about theft that much it’s not expensive, and it doesn’t look high end. I love the OMD’s. I still can’t believe that I can hand-hold the G7x at night and shoot steady video with digital zoom and it’s stable at concerts.
Haven’t seen any mention of the body, in terms of grip. Was inspired enough to go to a shop today to see how it felt in my hand, and I was quite disappointed. Feels like it could easily slip out of my hand. Also found I had to bend my thumb in an odd angle to move the thumb wheel, due to the dual wheels–though I do like having the exp compensation handy like that. A bit of grippy material on the front would go a long way to making this a better camera.
I know, you can do it ;. I had the Sony RXm3 for a few days and returned that camera. Now i’ve got de G7X. For me the biggest advantage of the G7X is the far better image stabilitation. Also i find the focus accuracy better in the Canon. But, oh boy, i will miss the electronic viewfinder of the RX But, you can’t have them all! Autofocus speeds on this premium compact are disappointing compared to its peers.
Low light performance isn’t great, either. Another surprise was how often the G7 X display the ‘yellow box of doom’, which means that it was unable to lock focus. While more common in low light, it occurred more than one would expect in good light.
Unfortunately the unreliable AF system will send many users to manual focus. Unfortunately, the MF system needs work, as you’ll see on our Shooting Experience page. People return the G7X as seem from Amazon. This really concerned me, so I read all the negative reviews on Amazon.
There are very few non-5 star reviews. I only found one comment that focus was poor, and one user error understanding how to set focus points. I trust those reviewers a little more than Amazon. Especially when you read what people are complaining about. Ok, maybe I missed it, but is there anywhere in the review that mentioned about image stabilization? That is an important factor for me to know, since my experience with Canon image Stabilization is.. Sometimes has to be faster. Why is dpreview saying AF is slow?.
Yes it is slow in Auto Mode I use auto mode when I am in situations where I don’t have time to mess around with the settings. The main idea here is not ‘high end’. It’s ‘compact’. With S, I have to use manual all the time to get the picture I wanted.
Even when I use shutter or aperture priority, the camera will sometimes make weird decisions, such as picking high ISO and high aperture number. I suspect even until today Canon never bothered to change that. For “at 24mm it seems so that there is a bug in autofocus or the AF ist not very reliable”, the only way is to point AF to a “highest contrast” area in your subject, and lock the AF If a camera missed AF in normal light some time, it will miss most of the AF, if not all, in low-light especially we use larger aperture in low-light.
My S nails focus quickly, but not sharp. I don’t know if that’s the IS and lens combo thing. Anyone can tell me, if I can improve the sharpness in some way? Thanks Mike! Actually, I usually steps down t f2. But i agree: the Automode is far from making good pictures.
AutoWB is good , but not in energysaving light, so i use a custommade balance manual. If AF fails in Macro, point the object with touch!
Hint: You should use the zoomwip and get the Info of possible mini-maxi distance. There are moments with a pocket camera where I really want to “shoot from the hip” the point of a pocket camera! But something seems “wrong” with image quality. I’m forced to dive into RAW, and I will, by gum. There’s a long list of obvious improvements that should be made in Canon’s app which applies to all wifi canons.
I’d like to view-on-camera with zoom. I’d like to delete from camera. Someone in this forum said “two clicks to sync new shots with Drive” I haven’t found the recipe yet. I have a second battery on order, which solves the immediate problem. I just want to clarify your point 1.
Do you mean you can’t shoot in RAW when you select auto mode? But same thing in S no RAW in auto mode. Some comments say it’s unusably laggy. I found no noticable lag at all. I can’t explain that, but it’s true. Tried the store model: it was fine. Not an issue. I’m not a pro photographer, and I take a picture, line up my next picture, and shoot it.
I have glasses. I tried the Sony EVF. It was a blurry mess with and without my glasses. I suppose “people who don’t care about EVF” includes everyone wearing glasses, then that’s me. I heard all this “massive fail: does not rotate beyond degrees”. It’s a massive win that the thing rotates at all. I have refound the joy of my very first nikon swing-digital, where I can shoot from my lap – great candids. Have you done that? I’m new to list.
Only an amateur. Never shoot videos. Took a few snow shots in AUTO vs. Previous XS20 had an auto setting for action stills in auto setting; nothing similar that I can find on this camera.
Any advice about manual settings??? I’m totally an automatic mode amateur–but maybe I can upgrade my skills with expert’s advice. Lot of features on RX III as well as Powershot G7 x has been discussed but I want to know if there is any digital zoom on those cameras and how are the results of those digital zooms as far as movie and photos are concerned indoors for school and church programs.
I may be shooting from a distance of 30 to 50 feet and the optic zoom may not be sufficient. Does any one know the quality of digital zoom on each camera? In terms of image quality using digital zoom – I would still pick the Canon because of my comments above, plus the Canon retains ability to use autofocus points, whereas the Sony only has 1 focus point the whole frame!
I tried the Canon today and it seemed noticeably slower on shot to shot speeds using the same class 10 card.
Can I ask your feelings on this I love the look of the canon spec wise over the MII sony but the ability to focus quickly and take repeated shots is important to me. Can I ask your thoughts on this? Sorry to take so long to reply.
Hope this helps. Thanks for coming back. After testing myself I agree, but I still have the Canon pegged as my next purchase!
Just suggested that my friend buys this for his wife for Christmas. Oh, and around GBP maximum so a little over budget. I went for this one because 1 it will produce a much better quality of image that the mobile phone she is currently using; 2 ability to take excellent portraits at all focal lengths with the large apertures; 3 a useful zoom length that gives some proper telephoto without over-reaching, but really useful wide angles; 4 she doesn’t need a viewfinder.
I think the start-up time issue sounds of minimal importance and the only concern is the AF issue in low light. Anyway, should I have suggested something else for the price?
I couldn’t see anything better When my Sony RX v. I really would not use the pop up eye piece, although that sounds very good for many I know. I really liked the shooting experience of the RX vI. The camera was fast and the pictures in RAW were excellent. I had never had a better pocket camera. I went with the Canon G7x because of the , f 1. At first the shooting experience seemed awkward, but after a month with this camera, I feel very comfortable.
RAW output is exceptional. I take a lot of portrait and the lens specs were the only option compared to the Sony. If the Sony had a 24 – , f 1. One of the key useful features on a compact or in fact any camera in low light situations. I know for a fact that image stabilization on RX does not exist. Review should have included the measurement of effectiveness of image stabilization on R7 X, and comparison to direct competition RX III.
The Sony RX has an optical stabilization system. The best comparison for me is the shooting experience. I have a G12 and have refused to get a newer Canon pocketable because of Canon’s apparent decision to confine fully articulating screens to its DSLRs. I don’t consider the G1 X pocketable. I might settle for a flip-up screen in exchange for a larger sensor and faster lens, however. My question is about the criticism of the G7 X for slow operation, how does it compare in this respect with the G12?
Isn’t there a setup option to disable animations entirely? If not, it should be added in a firmware upgrade – particularly if Canon gets a lot of flack about them. Despite complaints, the auto-focus doesn’t feel slow to me; it focuses in light so low I can hardly see myself. Yes, sometimes it fails to focus, but touch a spot on the screen to focus on and you’re on your way a great reason to choose the G7x over the Sony.
The touch screen is undervalued by reviewers. Image quality is magnificent. Key to me is low-light photography without flash. The 1″ sensor and the bright lens combine to allow incredible low-light photos that turn out brighter than I see with my eyes. Build quality is great: try to wiggle the lens barrel, the G7x is nicely machined. Battery life is sad; you won’t make it a day with heavy use, so carry a spare. WiFi connection was a major consideration.
Two clicks I am backing up to Google Drive , sending only pix that were not sent before. Two clicks and a photo is posted on Facebook. Connect directly to smartphone just as easily. Santa Fe and its surrounding landscapes are incredibly photogenic; take a look as Josh explores his hometown with the G7 X.
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Learn more. It’s not just the bigger, likely Sony-branded sensor that’s the G7 X’s attraction, it’s also the mm equivalent F1. On paper it’s a serious rival to Sony’s RX series, widely considered class leaders in terms of compact camera image quality.
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