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... the camera isn't used very often, so the battery... Well, the problem might come just from that... though "not very often" is a rather vague frequency, but the thing is that the lithium ...

As already suggested : M Mode (manual) + Auto ISO. Thus you control the shutter speed and the aperture. The camera does the rest, adjusting the exposure via ISO.

+1 When the weight is not a critical issue (city walk, car travel, family gathering, etc.), I take a second M-body with a lens already mounted in order to minimize lens changes. If someone has ...

I completely agree with you on use of the hood: I was rather reluctant at the beginning because it kind of negates the purpose of the G1X III, but now I keep it on all the time, it’s very useful, ...

I don’t know If the G1X III sells very well or not, I suppose it’s a niche product anyway, considering it’s price, so no need to apologise...;-) But no matter how its sails numbers are, I can only ...

At high ISO it's not bad neither. Then again, could you give us an exemple of a cheap specialized cam (with premium finish, by that matter)?..;-)

Very interesting and helpful indeed, thank you! Me too I was desperately looking for "Long exposure noise removal" setting to deactivate  (like on the 5D, for instance), but now I know there is ...

+1 You should let the M5 & the 22mm take some fresh air more frequently..;-)

You just have to stop down the aperture: you will be good from f/14. *** Canon GX1 III  - 30s f/14  ISO 100 - 15mm

Laowa 9mm Zero-D is also very compact and quite good.

+1 Yes, since ALL the EF lenses from Canon work fine with all the M-bodies with the Canon adaptor. But it's not always the case of other manufacturers' lenses: my Tamron 16-300 does not autofocus ...

@Mortal Lion +1
Some people have short memory...
$44.95 for 2-year subscription is the old price for fathered pro-accounts, it's not available for new members and therefore can hardly be used for...

PhotoLibrary without key words? Seriously?

it's not a real issue in practical use... if you want to go really wide and compact at the same time, you might also consider the Laowa 9mm f/2.8 Zero-D: it has excellent IQ (except for vignetting) ...

Though it might be true to a certain degree, another explanation is possible as well: maybe some people just use their photo gear for taking actual pictures instead of pixel peeping?..;-) Try it, ...

Well, let's not forget that it's a "home-made" test (and well made BTW): when I do test stuff at home, I compare it with what I have at hand and not with the best equivalent within another brand ...

I know... and it's a good thing: they don't mind some strange "stuff" in the hair... here and there..;-)

Very impressive for a mobile camera indeed!
However, certain shooting scenario should be better avoided: like backlit portraits of someone with luxuriant hair...;-)
If I were Google, I would take...

Don't mind the name: sh#% happens, especially in the fundament area..;-)

But seriously, there is already an excellent place where you can get an honest opinion about your work, it's completely...

I am not quite sure you can derive comfort from my case which is half so bad as yours: I already have several M bodies (and, for that matter, also other Canon EF and EF-S bodies and lenses), but ...