Imaging-Resource post Canon G1 review
Published Nov 1, 2000
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dpreview staff
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 Dave
over at Imaging-Resource has been busy with Canon's latest prosumer digital
camera, the PowerShot G1. "...the Canon PowerShot G1 a great option
for novice consumers who want a camera with room to grow, and the RAW
data file format and RemoteCapture computer-control capabilities should
also entice more advanced digicam consumers..."
Click
here for Imaging-Resource's review of the Canon G1
Click here for our review
of the Canon G1
Click
here for Steves-Digicams review of the Canon G1
Click
here for DC Resource's review of the Canon G1 |
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