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Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II Digital Camera, 8.8-36.8 mm, f-1.8-2.8 - Black
(990 reviews)
9,999
SKU
1BNCCOCMG7XMKII0L000
Product overview
About product
Brand
Canon
Type
Digital Camera
Key Features
- Image sensor: 1.0 type back-illuminated CMOS
- ISO Sensitivity: 125 - 12800
- Night Display Mode, Red-Eye Reduction
- GPS, Self Timer
- Image processor: DIGIC 7
- Color Matrix: sRGB, Slow Sync Speed
Image Stabilisation
(lens shift-type), approx. 4-stop, Intelligent IS with 5-axis Advanced Dynamic IS & Auto Level
AF Modes
Single, Continuous, Servo AF/AE, Touch AF
Display Size
3.0 Inch 1.0 type back-illuminated CMOS
MP
20.1 MP
Connectivity
Wi-Fi, GPS, HDMI, USB
Color
Black
Model
PowerShot G7 X Mark II
Features we like
Specifications
| Model Name | PowerShot G7 X Mark II |
|---|---|
| Maximum Resolution (in Megapixel) | 20.1 MP |
| LCD Monitor Size in Inch | 3.0 Inch |
| Zoom capability | Yes |
| Dimensions | 105.5 x 60.9 x 42.0 mm |
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Great all around point and shoot
This is a perfect option for an all around, compact, point and shoot. I’ve had several compact cameras over the years and this is the best, as far as image quality goes. I keep this on me for quick use and holds up well against more expensive cameras.
Love the camera!
I am enjoying the camera very much. I have been eyeing it for quit some time and finally made the plunge. I bought the kit because I also wanted the Manfrotto tripod. I am not using the case because it is much too large. I subsequently bought a Case Logic case and it works much better for me.
Major pros (1) The handling is perfect given the size and the UI is impressively useable. The camera permits fast and reliable access to most important shooting parameters, and not only by using the touch screen. It is not only the touch screen, or the buttons or whatever.
Pros: * Can see screen with sunglasses on * Can spot focus in Auto mode by touching screen Cons: * Auto mode only seems to take good photos if there is really good lighting * Photos are grainy (noisy) if it is not sunny * Auto mode seems to overexpose most photos (brightness is too bright) so you...
Very quality photos
Last year, I completed 50 years of motorsports action photography in 13 US states & 2 Canadian provinces. I have the big DSLR's and now a 2 year old R6 mirrorless. I have always had a Canon digital pocket size Point & Shoot since 2006, being 3 models but 6 of them.