I do like this one a lot but I dont like the LCD the way its exposed :( why cant you all come out with the same model and dont change none of the features so far just Nothing, But add a Flippy LCD like the G5X. as of now the LCD is more likely to be scratched if your not careful

Printers seem to be disposable items these days and the MG7550 is no excption. Essentially after about two years of very light use at home the black ink jet seemed to develop hysteresis and produced a wavy line making it useless for printing bar codes and just about anything else.

No problem, my previous Sigma 150-600 is on a D7200 in sharpness of 600mm. Crazy good optics from Canon. Well-built, weatherproof and properly thought out. One of the best compactors in the market for longzoom. Serial photography in raw is a little bit worth and a star in installment.

I love this camera, just one thing there are no replacement parts for this as I have been told by Cannon. I wanted to just find a replacement lens cap, something simple and after more than a month of back and forth emails, I was told a lens cap could not be replaced... just saying

When I first heard about the Canon PowerShot G3 X ($999), I fully expected that I was going to hate it. Could there really be a good reason for someone to buy a compact camera stuffed with a 25x (24-600mm equivalent) zoom lens?

The Canon PowerShot G3X is Canon's first big zoom, big sensor compact. Traditional super-zoom cameras have a lot to offer but, their typically small sensor size prompts many buyers to migrate upwards to a DSLR or mirrorless.

Canon do three ranges of cameras the IXUS the smallest, next is the PowerShot and finally their DSLR range. However the area between the last two is somewhat grey, this PowerShot is considerably larger in size than a small DSLR.

Canon do three ranges of cameras the IXUS the smallest, next is the PowerShot and finally their DSLR range. However the area between the last two is somewhat grey, this PowerShot is considerably larger in size than a small DSLR.

No viewfinder

Tried it, played with it, fantastic piece of kit, but didn't buy. A camera like this really has to have a viewfinder. Panasonic do them, Sony do them but still not Canon.