Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II
A newer model Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark III was released in July 2019.
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Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II review review
- Lovely chunky build
- Photos are bang on the money
- Reasonable zoom
- No viewfinder
- No 4K video
- More feature-packed rivals at this price
Canon PowerShot G7X Mark II
- Good colours and sharpness
- Low light photography exceeds expectations
- Easier to use than predecessor
- Good battery life
- Autofocus performance has a few weak areas
- Fine details lack definition
Canon PowerShot G7X
The PowerShot range is only one step down from their DSLR offerings; however they are small enough to fit in your pocket but are still extremely powerful units that have a large number of features that started out in their DSLR models.
Canon Powershot G7X Mark II G7XII review
The PowerShot range is only one step down from their DSLR offerings; however they are small enough to fit in your pocket but are still extremely powerful units that have a large number of features that started out in their DSLR models.
Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II review
Cameras with a one-inch type sensor are popular right now, with Sony and Panasonic including them in their premium compact cameras along with Canon, whose PowerShot G7 X Mark II is its latest camera to feature one.
Stellar UI and handling however so very disappointed with the optics. Basically unusable for any shots requiring edge-to-edge sharpness (landscapes, architecture) below 5.6 aperture and 50mm equivalent focal length. More than soft edges, soft well into the centre.
G7X Mark II
"Lots to like -- tilt screen, the click-wheel remembers the focal length, nice dials, many useful settings. But at 24 mm images are completely out of focus, with lots of red fringing, at the edges and reasonably sharp only in the middle 1/3.
CANON PowerShot G7 X Mark II High Performance Compact Camera - Black
- Compact camera
- V good image quality
- I want a threaded front lens mount for filters
- (Like the G1X
A good camera
Very good camera for shooting both vdos and still. Since the sensor size is big, it has a very good low light performance. The biggest advantage of this camera is it's size. This camera is not exactly pocketable but you can carry it in your jacket pocket.
I was expecting a lot for a point and shoot that cost over $700. I was not disappointed. I can honestly say this camera takes better pictures then my partner's Canon Rebel (whatever numbers follow that designation).