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Canon PowerShot G15
Canon PowerShot G15
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Canon PowerShot G15

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4th of 25 in $400 - $600
2nd of 24 in Advanced Compact Digital Cameras
4th of 44 in Canon Digital Cameras
3rd of 50 in 11 & 12 MP
3rd of 66 in 10-12 Megapixels Digital Cameras

Editor's Review

The G15 stands as proof that Canon hasn't moved entirely from the smaller sensors that made up the G-series prior to the G1 X. The G15 is the worthy successor to 2010's G12, with the most notable improvement found in the 28-140mm f1.8-2.8 lens. This is over a stop faster than the G12's and, despite the additional speed, the G15 is actually slimmer. The smaller profile is due in part to the removal of the G12's beloved swivel LCD, but we believe the smaller size should appease most potential buyers. The G15's 12.1 megapixel sensor is similar to that used in the S100 and new S110, which should output impressively clear images in a variety of situations. Finally, Canon is boasting a 53% improvement in autofocus speed over the G12, a claim that should put the camera in an autofocus class of its own. The only features that are blatantly missing are a touchscreen, GPS, and built-in wireless. Perhaps Canon believes the target market wouldn't appreciate such features, but then what's with the 6D? In any case, the camera has garnered glowing reviews for its stellar image quality.

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Specifications

  • 12.1 megapixel CMOS sensor
  • 5x optical zoom with 28mm wide-angle, f1.8-2.8
  • 1080/24p HD video recording with stereo sound
  • 3-inch LCD screen with 922,000 dots
  • High-speed autofocus, 10fps continuous burst
  • Optical viewfinder
  • Image stabilization
  • RAW Capture
  • Manual modes
  • Lithium-ion battery
  • Release Date: Oct 10, 2012

Canon PowerShot G15 Reviews

Canon PowerShot G15 Reviews by Digital Camera-HQ Users


Top quality optics, reliability, and convenience of use are just some of the reasons that customers choose Canon digital cameras. One of the top digital camera manufacturers in the world today, Canon has attained a reputation for manufacturing some of the finest digital cameras and digital SLRs available on the market. Consumers looking for top quality cameras often have at least a few cameras by Canon on their shortlist. Then it should come as no surprise that Canon has frequently won PC Magazine's Reader's Choice Award for Service and Reliability and camera models are consistently given top marks in reviews.

Canon is not generally a cheap brand at all. In spite of this, Canon digital cameras have achieved the best buy status. This means that you get great value for the extra money. In the recent past, Canon begun releasing a number of models that are more inexpensive, while providing respectable results. The Canon PowerShot A1200 is one such camera. Unlike many other models you'd find at this price, the A1200 has a small optical viewfinder that makes it easy to shoot outdoors as well as AA batteries.

A lot of other Canon digital cameras have earned high praise across the board as well, including the least expensive Powershot A series, the SD or ELPH series compact point-and-shoots, and the Rebel consumer dSLRs like the T4i. The majority of Canon camera buyers and aficionados are attracted by the quality of the design, simplicity of use and the high quality of picture these digital cameras offer. Some of the best Canon digital cameras include the Canon enthusiast compacts to be found in the S and G series cameras. The advanced digital camera market has been dominated by these models for a few years now, appealing to both amateurs and professionals requiring something pocketable. The Canon PowerShot G15, for example, has a swiveling LCD screen, a 12 megapixel sensor and a very fast lens perfect for low light photography.

Lately, Canon has been ramping up the specifications across its mid and high-end models by adding features like GPS and WiFi. These better specifications differentiate the upper models from lower-end cameras, but mean that they also have a higher price tag. With so many features you can find and so many models available, it's always in your best interest to do your research and read Canon digital camera reviews and ratings. Experts recommend reading reviews from users like you to find out if a specific model is right for you.

We here at Digital Camera HQ offer unbiased, informative reviews and recommendations to guide you to the right camera. We're not an actual store, we're just here to help you find the perfect camera at the best price price possible by using our camera grades. Let us know if you have any problems or questions, we're happy to help.
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