Camera Canon PowerShot G15 Review
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Description of Camera Canon PowerShot G15
Compact and Powerful: Camera Canon PowerShot G15
The Camera Canon PowerShot G15 is a high-performance compact camera that combines advanced features with portability, making it an ideal choice for both professional photographers and photography enthusiasts. With its 13.3 MP (1/1.7") sensor, this camera captures stunningly detailed images and delivers impressive performance in a variety of shooting conditions.
Full HD video shooting capability allows you to record your precious memories with remarkable clarity and sharpness. Whether you're capturing breathtaking landscapes or recording fast-paced...
- Compact, fits in almost any pocket. Sturdy case, well made.
- Haven't found it in over a year.
- Photo quality is very high
- a small increase (optical), but it's compact. Be sure to buy a good case - to extend the life of your purchase - less shock, less temperature fluctuations.
- Excellent automation, very decent shooting quality for a compact camera, surprisingly good shooting in low light (including at night). Excellent build quality and materials. The presence of a manual mode. A bunch of modern software "chips"
- In 2022 - inadequately expensive accessories
- - magnesium body - Raw - good focal lengths for zoom - The MOST important thing is excellent aperture glass. It allows you to adequately shoot at iso400 in the evening city, and at 1.8 even blur the background or at the far end at 2.8 it’s even worse - it somehow resembles the initial level of DSLRs. -FullHD Video - the picture is dense and does not break up into loose pixels like regular soap - sane (even very decent) autofocus - hot shoe
- - 28mm wide is not enough, I want 24mm - Batteries last for a long time, but on the road a spare must be - no USB cable included - save money!
- professional functionality and ergonomics; work speed; relatively long battery life; flawless assembly;
- "marked" lens: it is too easy to accidentally touch the lens glass, as it is minimally recessed into the lens body; happens after manipulating the settings, autofocus gets lost (turning off and on helps)
- -very compact - classically high quality case and workmanship - excellent optics - convenient, simple menu that has not changed for ten years -excellent color rendition of frames, good detail and naturalness -On an open aperture, you can blur the background, despite the small matrix - Efficient in-camera JPEG processing -Fast zoom operation
- - Noises, they are still much more noticeable than on mirrorless ones. starting from iso 400 detail is noticeably reduced - The grip of the body is slightly less comfortable compared to the G11 or 12 -As always, uncomfortable eyelets under the belt. when canon guess to make them rotating? - the battery is weak - only enough for half a day of intensive amateur shooting -no ISO selection ring, which was very convenient in previous models.
- High-aperture optics, finally.
- Eh, the ideal camera would be, but the innovators decided to screw up . they removed the rotary screen. On to the same way to spoil the idea. There would be a swivel screen - an ideal compact camera.
- One of the advantages of the G15 camera is a quick start. (when compared with Nikon p7700) Good display (the fact that it is not rotatable is more of a matter of taste) Dimensions allow you to carry it in your pocket, and it's convenient. The camera can be operated with one hand. Not heavy, fits comfortably in the hand. That's probably all.
- The lens aperture is highly questionable and looks more like a publicity stunt by the company. Camera settings are comparable to a cheap "soap box". From the pre-installed options, the necessary ones disappeared ("Landscape"), and instead of them the unnecessary ones appeared. ("Poster", "Toy Camera") If anyone needs such modes, he will shoot on the "mobile". CANON colors do not solve the issue of sharpness, it is not enough in comparison with p7700.
- Price at those capabilities and image quality A new excellent lens with an optimal range of focal lengths. The new powerful processor and the consequences of it: fast turn on, fast focusing, fast shooting of a series of frames (10 per second). fast rewind of captured frames, high-speed video recording of 120 and 240 frames per second (with partial resolution). Lots of different features. Recording in RAW and high-quality in-camera JPG. Small size and weight - in a case it will fit into a large pocket, Ergonomics: many buttons and adjustment wheels, in the tradition of a DSLR.
- There are shortcomings, but not critical. For me, this is Canon's traditional color work. However, there is chromatic aberration. Above, they wrote here that it can be removed in processing programs, well, this needs to be done on purpose.
- - optics - matrix 1/1.7 - price - light body - intelligent automatic mode - advantages of previous G-series cameras
- - there is no swivel screen, but the camera itself is thin, so the issue is debatable - I have not yet found more shortcomings, and it is unlikely that they exist
- Quality materials, comfortable to hold The quality of the pictures, but of course you should not compare with DSLRs =) Lots of manual settings fast lens The matrix is larger than that of ordinary soap dishes. The truth is smaller than the Sony RX100, respectively, and the quality is worse, but the price is 2 times lower. compactness Holds battery well (see comment) Up to ISO 1600, you can safely shoot, there is little noise (unless, of course, compared with DSLRs)
- Bad viewfinder Inadequately shows the display of the battery level Marked lens, often accidentally touched the lens glass, so I advise you to wear a special cloth to wipe the lens. Video shoots high quality in FullHD, but only 24 frames. Also slow zoom in movie mode. No swivel display
- Compact compared to the "SLR". Low noise level. Convenient management. Low price for now.
- I would like a lens with a width of 24 mm. Optical viewfinder - however, you can ignore it
- Chernenky
- See below. More precisely, everything and everything in it is bad