Review on Camera Canon PowerShot G15 by Qui Qui ᠌

I couldn't be happier with the camera. Never once did I regret not purchasing it. The product still merits five stars even though it has a few drawbacks. Since the accumulation of your most significant advantages enables you to get an advantage over your most formidable rivals, compacts. Got pros: Following is a list, in decreasing order of importance: 1. Quick optics (1.8-2.8) Note that this is at a 5x magnification! 2. range of focus lengths that is optimal and applicable universally (28-140). 3. Strong image processing capabilities. In specifically, noise reduction, which enables an increase in iso to be "smoothed out" without an increase in background noise. You can capture photographs of fairly high quality, grain-free, even at ISO800 and even up to ISO1600 (although it is desirable to set the noise reduction to the maximum). We examined test shots taken with a variety of modern small cameras. The G15 has the lowest amount of audible noise when measured against an indicated, working ISO800. The RX100 was just somewhat better, but it was a significant step up from the G1x. Nonetheless, this should not come as a surprise because the Matrix franchise is already very popular in that country. 4. That's not too slow. Every function, including turning the device on and off, autofocus, zoom, and the response to pressure, amongst others, works promptly and precisely. 5. operation of the automation in an adequate manner. 6. A sufficient number of manual settings, each of which can be controlled by the "wheels" and other buttons in the interface. 7. Dimensions. This brick is so thin and flat. That won't put too much of a dent in your wallet. 8. Excellent materials and high-quality construction. The components for my copy were manufactured in Japan. The sensation of being in the presence of a monolithic and expertly crafted object. 9. Video. Start up in a flash by pressing a button that is displayed on its own, and do it in any user mode you like. To a very high standard (FullHD). focuses in quickly and maintains that focus, concentrating on people's faces. 10. Great value for money. I paid 14500r for it with a canon guarantee attached to it. despite its advantages. The benefits much outweigh the drawbacks. (speaking solely for myself). 1. Even at low ISO numbers (100-200), there is a trace of noise visible in the image. Yet, it is inconsequential and can only be seen when viewed under a strong magnification. (Yet, in certain other cameras, such as the Olympus XZ-1, there is absolutely no noise at all at an iso setting of 100, whereas at an iso setting of 400, everything is already speckled with noise). 2. There is not a display that can swivel (but the thickness of the device due to this is less). I'm much more at ease without him now because there's nothing for me to worry about. 3. It goes without saying that the color reproduction is not on par with that of Nikon DSLRs. There is a minimal time investment required. But, one more time, this is a color that is typical of Canon cameras, and against popular opinion, some people prefer it. 4. There is no indication of a flash. When you're in a hurry, especially when you're shooting in full automatic mode, it's easy to make the silly mistake of forgetting to pop the flash. And I'm going to have to declare a double this time)) 5. Full HD at only 24 frames per second. In other words, the strobing effect kicks in whenever there is rapid movement in the picture. - Another significant characteristic of the video, which I continue to consider to be one of its drawbacks: when you push the video button, the depth of field quickly shallows and shifts its focus to the subjects' faces, regardless of how the aperture is covered. In addition, the background is consistently blurred, just like it would be in portrait photography. This effect is made even more pronounced when the zoom level is increased. Effectively? volume? Yes ! On the other hand, there are instances when you want to shoot the scene such that everything is in focus. Nevertheless, such a thing is not even remotely possible. - Slow zoom - moves at a pace comparable to that of a turtle. To put it succinctly, this device is not a video camera. Because of this, I am retracting my accusations.