Canon Powershot G7

Oh my god, I was waiting for a long time for a camera manufacturer to come up with a semi pro camera that did not have the bulkiness of a typical DSLR or prosumer cameras. I wanted something powerful, has all the SLR like functionalities but fits in the pocket nicely. Finally, Canon was decent enough to come up with the wonderful Canon G7. Since I bought the camera, I haven't been happier as I was taking splendid photographs for a beginner like me... And now to the PROs and CONs PROs - Compact camera that fits in the pocket, but possess all the SLR features - Image stabilization allows more accurate pictures, and helps a lot if you are ...  Read the complete review

First of all i am not a professional photographer and you can read specs from any site so let me give you my personal opinion. I needed a good quality high megapixel camera for work and this is what i bought. Compared to other cameras i have tried i really like its qualit,y its got lots of various features and it doesnt let you down. The photo quality is crystal clear, the size of the files is large the free programs included are good but not exactly adobe photoshop. One thing that i like is that even if your hand isnt the steadiest, the photo comes out great it doesnt blur. IF your looking for a high end camer i definately recommend this even though i ...  Read the complete review

I had read some good reviews and each seemed to be either aimed at professional photographers or were a short overview. I tend to agree with the review by “Big H” on this site, but if you want some more information aimed at the average snapper, read on. Out of the box… As you would expect, everything you need to get going is included: An impossibly small memory card. Battery with charger Comprehensive manual on CD and quick guides on paper Connection leads for your computer The camera (phew!) I’ll start with the memory card. At 32MB it’s only capable of storing about 5 or 6 full sized photos, which you ...  Read the complete review