The exciting Canon Camera News-Canon g15 announcement was long overdue.
It took a while for Canon to announce the replacement for the premium compact camera known as the Canon g12.
Here is the skinny on the biggest changes from the Canon g12:
OPTICAL VIEWFINDER. I am old-school so I really like the ability to look through a real optical viewfinder and not at the LCD screen to compose a photograph. The Canon g15 has the real optical-zooming viewfinder.
RAW. Shooting in"raw" mode gives you the ability to edit the original photos in several different ways, including compensating for exposure mistakes.
MICRO FOCUSING. Surprising good macro photography results with the manual micro focusing mechanism.
STATIONARY LCD SCREEN. Why did Canon take away this handy feature? I really like the swiveling LCD panel that my Canon g11 and the g12 have. It's not something you use a lot, but taking any photos of yourself with friends is so easy.
The swiveling LCD screen also lets you hold the camera up high above the crowd or down low near the ground and still see what you are photographing on the LCD screen.
The Canon g15 has a nice maximum ISO setting which is great for low-light situations. At these super high ISO settings the quality suffers just like all of the other smaller-sized, similar priced cameras)
This Canon Camera News-Canon g15 announcement was perhaps a little overdue, but well worth the wait for enthusiasts of premium compact cameras. For someone who is looking for a "Premium Compact Camera" as Canon calls their "g" series of digital cameras, The g15 might be the best Canon camera.
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