Jim

I had an SL2 and then sold it for the T7i. The 45 focus points of the latter was the reason why. The size difference between the two is negligible. Jim

Go figure...truly versatile. :-) Jim

I was fooling around with my PowerShots today and took a few with my SX50HS. After all this time, it's still a lot of fun to use and produces excellent images. Here's one at 1090mm equivalent. Only ...

Honestly, I think that it's just the market speaking. If the SX50 wasn't worth the price it simply wouldn't command it. That it does is certainly telling. I'm in the camp that it's worth the price ...

Respectfully, quite the contrary. Virtually no one wanted the SX60 to fail as it brought many good things to the table. Unfortunately and by far, the weight of opinion is that it was inferior ...

The G1X has always been a favorite of mine. I own this as well as the G1X II and both are simply excellent...and (now) very affordable as you correctly state. I wouldn't have purchased the Mark II ...

Very true. One of the unfortunate circumstances that plagued the Pro1 was that a firmware update was provided the remedied many of the issues cited in the review. Once the update was installed, ...

The other day I was going through some older photos and came across this one that I took with my Pro1. It still shoots well and I enjoy seeing what I can still squeeze out of it. Here's one that I ...

That the price has remained high since introduction is a good unofficial indicator that sales are likely doing quite well. As a small aside, the RX10 IV is a very capable and flexible camera...and ...

I realize that this is strictly speculative, but does anyone have any insights on a G3X Mark II version? Jim

Very true. The RX10 IV is a VERY full featured and highly acclained camera for both stills and video. The G3X's main calling card was its 600mm reach but that's about where it ended as it had a ...

Why do you post things like that? It's a camera forum: not one in which needless insults are to be tossed around. If this is all you can offer, then kindly say nothing. Jim

Agree completely. In addition, if you turn the screen around when not in use it's protected. What's not to like? Jim

I agree with you fully on this one. Why not include a built-in ND filter as well? Given this camera's capabilities, both of these are not show stoppers but they sure would be appreciated. Jim

Would you consider the Sony RX10 IV in the running (granted, it’s a fixed lens camera). Jim

I'm waiting for the G3X II as well as my other cameras and accessories are all Canon. However, if it doesn't come relatively soon I'll purchase an RX10 IV. Jim

Canon certainly makes good products as does Nikon, Sony, Panasonic, etc. What's puzzling is why Canon's continue to be rather ho-hum in the features department, particularly at the price point of ...

I never said unions were evil. I said that this union needlessly forced this company to close its doors. That's the truth of it in this case. Now, back to talking about cameras.

Few here on the forum consider a camera based on price alone. They base their views on experience as well as manufacturers' offerings relative to the competition. FYI...Hostess failed because the ...

Sometimes I feel Canon operates in a vacuum...they’re in their own little universe and insulated from outside forces (i.e. competition). It explains a lot of what and why they do. Interestingly, ...