Canon PowerShot G7 X III sample gallery
Published Aug 11, 2019
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dpreview staff
Though it lacks some of the bells and whistles offered by the G5 X II, the Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark III adds a newer 1" sensor design and some useful upgrades to an already impressive compact. Faster readout speeds make it possible to shoot up to 8.3 fps with continuous autofocus, and video shooters will now find 4K/30p and direct YouTube streaming on a camera that was already popular among vloggers.
Take a look at some of our first shots from the G7 X III and keep an eye out for our full analysis soon.
See our Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark III sample gallery
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