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I would like a good zoom camera of not humongous dimensions to complement  my G7X.  The trouble is, now that I have tasted 1" sensor picture quality, it's tough to go back in quality even with the ...

Out of that list, the G7X II is the only meaningful Powershot update.  The rest are all fluff updates to small sensor point and shoots.  Updating Gxx powershots would be much more meaningful.

The 20 megpixel crop factor of the G7X will negate the zoom advantage of the G1X so you can base your decision on other factors. I was torn between the G1X II and G7X a year and a half ago.  I also ...

I'm guessing the bulk of the G15/G16 manufacturing costs is the nice fast lens, not the sensor and so putting the same quality lens in a $300 camera may not be financially attractive. But there's a ...

My friend asked me for a camera recommendation "around $300".  What are you looking for I ask.  Something like my G12 (work camera).  Upon then investigating it appears both the G16 and Olympus ...

What is the point of which the camera is technically sufficient to take and print studio quality, award winning prints and the rest is up the the photographer's skill and creativity?  Are these ...

Just curious, are there any posts/sites where someone has taken full zoom pictures from both a Canon G3X and SX50 (or SX60, I guess), then viewed them at pixel level to see if the G3X with more ...

I'm always surprised when people say the level of detail from their 1" sensor Canon camera is not as good as that of their G15/G16.  I think images from my G7x are better than that of my G15 in ...

I'm thinking come the holiday season, first edition G7X will be a great candidate for Canon to offer at some attractive refurb prices.  They seem to often do that for cameras one model behind.

It was my first introduction on how wonderful a fast lens is on a point and shoot camera.  When I purchased my G7X, I thought it would be relegated to occasional use as a backup camera but it's ...

They need to update the G1x ii in the worst kind of way.  If they update the G5X in the same manner they've done with the G7X then I can't see how anybody would choose a G1Xii over it.  They ...

Was very surprised Canon updated G7X first before updating G1X II with a more modern Canon sensor and faster electronics.

I upgraded from G15 to G7X and agree wholly with the response below.  Speed of operation increase is noticeable but not significant - you still won't forget your DSLR anytime soon, but lower light ...

Can someone explain to me the specific target audience for this camera? Obviously no one positing here. Back in the day when I got my Rebel to upgrade from a point and shoot (Rebel 1000D), there...

LOL, bundled with the 70-300 lens.

I guess this kills off any foreseeable G1X II upgrade.  In terms of release date, this would have been the next logical choice.

I had a G7X camera that failed from the get go but I waited too long to return it for exchange (Best Buy) so I had to use Canon repair service.  They informed me that they did not repair that ...

My the days of DP Review being accused of being Canon fanboys which used to happen on a regular basis, are long over. Nary a single camera seems to get top honors. The enthusiasts cameras are...

Those are great images.  If G5X available at the beginning of the year I would have purchased that instead of the G7X. If you've owned both, I assume speed of handling (focus acquisition time, ...

Yowser unless already have a lot of Canon gear, get the Nikon D3300 package at Costco before the T5.  Camera is better, second lens is better.  Forget price but I think only $100 more.