Er…just bought a G1X ii, am I crazy?
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Re: Er…just bought a G1X ii, am I crazy?
I've had my G1X2 for a few years now but really haven't used it very much. I bought it with the intention of using it for hiking and camping or just walking around the city when I don't want to carry the R5.
It's a good camera and I have enjoyed shooting with it on the times that I've used it. But the issue I run into is that I find that the images I get from it are usually not as good as what I get with my phone (Pixel 6). So if I don't want to carry the R5 around I typically will just use my phone. But I much prefer the shooting experience from the G1X2. I recently just put it in my backpack I bring to work and plan to try to use it more than I have been.
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