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Tree Shadows, Leaves, House (Sony RX100 II) - Marin County 2015 |
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Tree Shadows, Leaves, Building (Canon G5X) - Marin County 2015 |
I've been looking for a replacement for my
Canon G12. I liked it a lot, but I wanted to be able to shoot HD for my - infrequent - videos. I
tried using a Nikon P7800, but the write time when taking RAW images is way too long.
So I got, and used for a time, the Sony RX100 II,
which has gotten excellent reviews. And it was good! But it turned out that the ergonomics weren't suitable for my particular needs. It was a little too small and slippery to use successfully one-handed. So it got returned.
In the meantime the
Canon G5X was recently introduced. Not that many reviews were out yet, but camera specifications were impressive enough that I bought one. So far, so good! Looks like a keeper . . . I'll have to do a full pros and cons post at some point.
(Interesting. I'm not at all intrigued by any other Canon products: DSLRs, printers, etc. But I quite like their smaller cameras.)
[Update: DPReview recently
published their review.]