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Loved the opening sentence, "been shooting for SOME MONTHS and have NOW completed the review."
(sorry, I know and appreciate how diligent you dpr guys are, but can't help but chuckle at it...)

While you advise the OP to test & see, I understand that what Alan is looking for in his "last significative paragraph" is just kind of a DIY generic test protocol... so, +1 here! PS: this "amp...

Look at the bright side, more places for people to complain means less complaints per place...

Simple, conjoin 2 round numbers: ISO 1000 - 1/2 EV.
(Camera under auto ISO, I'd guess; didn't check the EXIF.)

Yup. Not to mention that the user would get royally piçed off when, due to parallax, something seen next the borders of the VF is lost on the pic (not an issue with 85%), nor that the lens barrel...

Thus in live-view mode, right? Then please remember that (currently) all those real-time blinkies et al are by design scaled to the on-LCD jpeg rendering, not to the sensor/readout physical...

These after-brillig shots by Pierre Sottas with a D7000 are a classical example (AFAIK perhaps "the" one). This clear-cut "slain the jabberwocky and bring us its head" evidence was discussed...

Yep. Nonetheless, both lenses have two weak points: a) The automatic lens cap petals travel too close to the glass outer surface. Provisional remedy: don't ever touch'em. Never. b) The major gaps...

Looking at the inordinate amount of purple/green fringing outlining the white shirt, the window sills, the lamppost and the windshield pillar to name only details cropped from the sides, I'm afraid...

Poor little Lytro, didn't even make it to an "unusual camera list"!

Another sign that the world needs a digital Nikonos... baaadly!

I vote "diagonal" as the most telling measure. Besides being an easily visualized single figure that can be nicely rounded to 2 significant digits (7.7mm for most P&Ss, 16mm for 1", 43mm for FF),...

Thanks for the tip, but there's a difference here, I'm trying to visualize the effect of longer lenses using my  photos as reference...

Thanks all, gents. Well, I see my question was sillier than I thought. It happens that after having seen many times FoV specified in degrees for a given sensor size, I got under the impression that...

Suppose I'm thinking about buying a longer lens and I want to visualize the effects of its narrower field of view by cropping-and-upsizing some already taken shots . Then, If I have a picture W...

Interesting. At least at first sight, it looks like shutter lag, a time basically spent on focus hunting. (I wonder if you noticed the issue more often in low light situations?) On the other hand,...

To me the 3 items above, I mean, the lack thereof, are  problems. :-) Not huge ones, sure, else I wouldn't have bought a G15. Anyway, more specifically, 4 looks like a simple oversight and 1 & 8...

For corrections, comments, and additions, here’s one cursory wishlist… 1 Raw + "Custom JPEG" enabled That is, allowing for I-contrast, MyColors, etc. on the JPEG side. (After all, WB fine tuning is...

Eight months ago, Nope, the result would be way too much large, heavy and expensive for a compact camera. The G10 lens was a 28-140mm (FF equiv) f/2.8-4.5 zoom. As a coarse reference, Canon's own...

Not the same thing, for the proposed camera allows for two independent points of view rather than fixed back-to-back.