While it is not your everyday point-n-shoot camera, the ultra-compact Canon PowerShot G9 X features the same compact size and ease of use as any other Canon PowerShot model. What makes the G9 X really stand out is its excellent 3x optical zoom lens and larger, 1-inch CMOS image sensor that help to...

Scene Recognition and Program modes are accurate and produce pleasing images; Dedicated Video Capture Button is always ready to record; DIGIC 6 image processor helps produce 6.35fps burst capture; Captures pleasing exposures; with good color; Intelligent IS helps keep the camera steady in low-light...

Some noticeable noise in all images; which is surprising considering the larger image sensor; Lack of 4-way controller slows the changing of camera settings; Not able to choose a single creative shooting mode; Built-in flash charges very slowly; slowing the shooting process in low-light; Very...

Smartphones have completely changed the photography world. They're convenient, fast, and user-friendly. And the increased competition has driven down prices so that DSLRs and mirrorless cameras are cheaper than they've ever been.

Back in 2009, Canon revitalised the enthusiast compact camera market with the PowerShot S90, a pocket-sized model with lots of external controls, raw format recording and above-average image quality.

Slim; pocketable design; Good image quality from 1in sensor; Well-implemented touchscreen

Unambitious lens; Limited physical controls; Unreliable autofocus in low light

On the evidence of the Canon PowerShot G9 X it's time to wave goodbye to the company's older, small-sensor PowerShot cameras. Why? Because the G9 X packs a large 1-inch sensor size into a slender body, making a good case to out-and-out replace models such as the Canon PowerShot S120.

Slim design and good looks; capable autofocus system; good image quality to ISO 1600; dabbling with the future in touchscreen-based controls

The G7 X makes a lot more sense; Auto ISO opts for high sensitivities; limited zoom range and max aperture; no tilt-angle screen; odd shutter position; no d-pad

A change in how review loans are authorised is the reason that there has been an interregnum since the last review from me. Hopefully now I can get back to telling you about the latest offerings from this iconic name in cameras and more.

Pursuing the goal of a genuinely pocketable camera with high resolution and superior performance to smart-phones and similarly-sized compact digicams, Canon's PowerShot G9 X competes head-to-head against Sony's RX100 cameras.

With an incredibly slim and small form factor, fast performance and ultra-responsive touch panel, the Canon PowerShot G9X is a brilliant imaging companion to have on the go. The 1-inch sensor gives you excellent image clarity and details, and although the small lens is a deterrent, you possibly have...

Incredibly light and compact; Fast shutter mechanism; Accurate autofocus; Intuitive touch panel; Very easy to use and set up; Easy to operate WiFi synchronisation

More focus on touchscreen takes time to get used to; Very limited zoom range; Slightly unreliable image stabilisation; Irregular power button

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What makes a great small camera? For some, it must have comfortable controls. For others, it must actually fit comfortably in a pants pocket. We're so picky! Canon's two new high-end compacts have two different beautiful exteriors that almost make me forget their few shortcomings.

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