Testseek.co.uk have collected 88 expert reviews of the Canon PowerShot G10 and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Canon PowerShot G10.
November 2008
(85%)
88 Reviews
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Users
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281 Reviews
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The editors liked
Canon’s semi-pro G-series gets its first wide angle (28mm) camera with optical image stabilisation
And it’s a beauty. Hewn from black metal
The G10 is both war-zone-tough and catwalk-friendly
Thanks to a crystal-clear lens
Face tracking an...
Fantastic build quality
Great lens
Crisp LCD screen
Stabilized 28 mm wide angle lens
Well thougtout design and interface
Great image quality up to 400 ISO
Excellent 3 LCD screen
Superb manufacturating
Full manual functionality. Solid build quality. Hotshoe flash mount
Superbly detailed shots
Range of manual features
Sturdy design
Wideangle lens
Great image quality
Accessible controls
Good low-light performance
Good image quality
JPEG and RAW capture
Good build
Comprehensive feature set
Great control layout and handling
The editors didn't like
Now that SLRs have Live View
Movie modes and lower price tags
There’s less of a reason to stick with compacts
Even ones as well built as the G10. Burst shooting is also sluggish at about 0.7 frames per second
So it’s not ideal for sports p...
Image quality is a mixed bag
Noise management could be better above 400 ISO
Burst mode disappointing
No HD video and no HDMI output
Viewfinder imprecise
A little bulky
Heavy. Useless optical viewfinder. Too many dials and buttons
Abstract: This seems to be happening a lot lately, but it's exactly a year and a day since I reviewed the Canon PowerShot G9 . Time and technology march ever onwards, so today I'm taking a look at the G9's successor, unsurprisingly named the PowerShot G10. Actually...
The Canon PowerShot G10, then, has been over a year in the pipeline and yet on the face of it, the new camera isn't so very different from the old one.But there are some significant differences. The one that's likely to grab the most headlines is the G...
Stabilized 28 mm wide angle lens, Well thougtout design and interface, Great image quality up to 400 ISO, Excellent 3 LCD screen, Superb manufacturating
Noise management could be better above 400 ISO, Burst mode disappointing, No HD video and no HDMI output, Viewfinder imprecise, A little bulky
Abstract: The Canon Powershot G10 has 14.7 megapixels and a wide angle, 5x optical zoom lens. It is one of the most advanced compact digital cameras you can buy. In fact I cant think of one that is more advanced. It has a full set of manual exposure modes, plus...
Wideangle lens; great image quality; accessible controls; good low-light performance
Some noise problems; not the fastest burst mode
Still the Godfather of compact cameras, the Canon G10 is a worthy successor to the G9. A wideangle lens, accessible controls and a list of features as long as your arm put dSLR power in your pocket ...
Abstract: With the introduction of the G10, Canon has remedied one of the few criticisms of itsexcellent G9, that it lacked a wide-angle zoom, by changing the lens zoom ratio to ahandier 28-140mm f/2.8-4.5 range. Like its predecessor, the lens on the G10 is opti...
Canon’s semi-pro G-series gets its first wide angle (28mm) camera with optical image stabilisation, and it’s a beauty. Hewn from black metal, the G10 is both war-zone-tough and catwalk-friendly, thanks to a crystal-clear lens, face tracking an...
Now that SLRs have Live View, movie modes and lower price tags, there’s less of a reason to stick with compacts, even ones as well built as the G10. Burst shooting is also sluggish at about 0.7 frames per second, so it’s not ideal for sports p...
If you’re a pro who needs a second camera or just a gadget-head who demands the best, this camera is for you. No, not you with hefty credit card bill, but you with slightly more dosh than you know what to do with.Best offers for the Canon powershot...
