Digital Life Innovator (translated) posted a large set of real world sample pics shot with Canon’s new Powershot G7 X. Full size pics can be downloaded.

To see all the coverage of the G7 X on CW click here. The G7 X features an 1 inch sensor, which most probably is the same sensor found on Sony’s RX100s.  The Powershot G7 X is already available for shipping at DigitalRev for €629/$699. For customers in Europe and Asia the price is comprehensive of shipment and all taxes/customs, US customers have to check it since taxes and duties depend by the state you are living in. The Euro-price above is for Germany, it may be slightly different for other EU countries.

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Amateur Photographer posted a set of sample pictures shot with the Canon Powershot G7 X.

Canon’s new, 1 inch sensor Powershot G7 X is already available for shipping at DigitalRev for €629/$699. For customers in Europe and Asia the price is comprehensive of shipment and all taxes/customs, US customers have to check it since taxes and duties depend by the state you are living in. The Euro-price above is for Germany, it may be slightly different for other EU countries.

More, world-wide pre-order links after the break.

Image courtesy of  Reviewed

Reviewed.com posted their detailed review of Canon’s new Powershot G7 X, and they compare it to Sony’s RX100 and RX100 II.

As you probably know, the G7 X is strongly suspected to feature the same sensor as the RX100 cameras, so it is interesting to see how and where these cameras differ one from the other. In Reviewed’s lab tests the G7 X performed as the 2 Sony’s in most areas. The G7 X has better color reproduction and maintains more details at high ISO’s, dynamic range was about the same.

From the conclusion:

Even with Canon making the belated leap to using a 1-inch type sensor, the G7 X had its work cut out for it. While we can knock Canon for dragging its heels on the issue, the G7 X is every bit the equal of the RX100 and RX100 II at a very attractive price. Sony’s new RX100 III’s viewfinder is certainly a trump card in the “Best Point and Shoot Ever” competition, but the G7 X is a credible alternative in a part of the market that has been Sony’s territory for years […]

We think that the G7 X will be a great fit for people that are typically Canon shoppers that want a petite point-and-shoot with much higher image quality than you’ll find for less money. The Sony RX100s are hands-down better if you’re planning on capturing action, but the G7 X is a fine option for anyone else who just wants the best camera they can fit into their pocket.

The review comes with a lot of pics and covers all the details you may want from a serious review. To see more coverage of the Powershot G7 X click here.

[via reviewed.com]

Powershot G7 X: B&H Photo, Adorama, Amazon USA, Amazon Canada, Canon Canada, Canon USA

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Dpreview posted their hands-on review of the Powershot G7 X. An excerpt:

As far as autofocus is concerned, the G7 X features a 31-point contrast-detection AF system (not hybrid). We’ve only used a pre-production sample but our initial impressions of focus speed are very positive. No doubt the tendency to focus with the lens’ aperture wide open – regardless of the shooting aperture – keeps AF working fast and reliably, even in lower light.

Want to have a look at the manual to learn more about the G7 X? Click here for instructions how to download the manual. Canon’s new super-small camera with a big sensor and WiFi is already shipping at DigitalRev for €629/$699. The PowerShot G7 X will be available in October 201. Pre-order at Adorama | B&H Photo | Amazon.

Specs:

• 20.2MP 1″ High-Sensitivity CMOS Sensor
• DIGIC 6 Image Processor
• 4.2x Optical Zoom f/1.8-2.8 IS Lens
• 24-100mm (35mm Equivalent)
• 3.0″ 1,040k-Dot Tilting Touchscreen LCD
• High-Speed AF with 31 Focus Points
• Full HD Video Recording at 60p
• ISO 12,800 & 6.5 fps Continuous Shooting
• Control Ring, Dials & Built-In ND Filter
• Built-In Wi-Fi Connectivity with NFC

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