Canon Powershot G7X Markii

Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II digital camera (with foldable display, 20.1 MP, 4.2x optical zoom 7.5cm (3 inch) LCD, touch screen) black

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Product details

Camera type: Compact camera
Resolution: 20,1 Megapixel
Zoom: 4x
Video recording: Full HD
WLAN/Bluetooth: yes/no

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Reviews

Summary Image with automatic settings (40%): ++”; “Image with manual settings (10%): +”; “Video ($10): +”; “Viewfinder and monitor (10%): ++”; “Handling (30%): + 01/2019

good (1.8)

84 points out of 100

clear handling
great image quality
bright
stabilizes

no Ultra HD videos
at 8 fps only about 32 pictures in a row

Conclusion Measured in terms of price/performance ratio, the Canon G7X Mark II is slightly behind the Panasonic LX15 – but for us it is still worth a recommendation, especially because of its clear and easy-to-follow operation. […] 07-08/2018

good (2.5)

70 out of 100 points Summary Features (25%): 60%; Image quality (30%): 60%; Handling (25%): 60%; Price/performance (20%): 80% 01/2018

good (2.5)

70 out of 100 points Summary How good is the photo quality? Sharp, rich in detail, edges a bit imprecise, low image noise” | “How good is the photo quality in low light? High image quality up to ISO 800, visible loss of sharpness thereafter, decent with flash” | “How good is the video quality? Sharp and detailed, slight color fringing, fast autofocus” | “How easy is it to use? Very fast autofocus, takes a long time to turn on” | “What extras does the camera have? Fast lens, no viewfinder, good image stabilizer, moderate battery life. Summary Image (40%): very good; image with manual settings (10%): good; video (10%): good; viewfinder and monitor (10%): very good; handling (30%): good 07/2017

good (1.8)

84 points out of 100 Summary Image quality (60%): 80%; Speed (20%): 93%; Features (10%): 88%; Handling (10%): 85% 05/2017

very good (1.5)

90 out of 100 points test source

Great low-light performance
Tilting touchscreen
Plenty of manual control options
Raw format shooting
…

No viewfinder
Screen not fully articulating
Limited zoom range
1080p video capture

Conclusion Canon didn’t need to deliver a major overhaul of its excellent G7 X, and the upgrades in the G7 X II build on the original camera’s reputation, particularly the performance-boosting DIGIC 7 processor. The only disappointment is the continued absence of a viewfinder. 05/2017

good (2.0)

80 out of 100 points Verdict A compact that’s only a few features short of greatness

Lovely chunky build
Photos are bang on the money
Reasonable zoom

No viewfinder
No 4K video
More feature-packed rivals at this price

Conclusion It’s a tough old time for compact cameras. Canon’s G7 X Mark II is good at pretty much everything, yet it’s still not the kind of device you should buy no questions asked. The competition at this kind of price is absolutely ferocious. … 01/2017

good (2.4)

71 out of 100 points Summary How good is the photo quality? A bit over-sharpened, but resolution and colors are great.” | “How good is the photo quality in low light? Resolution remains very good even in low light, fine noise is visible though.” | “How good is the video quality? Maximum Full HD instead of Ultra HD, good sharpness; autofocus noise on the soundtrack.” | “How easy is the handling? Menus and buttons don’t raise any questions, plus the Canon is very fast.” | “What extras does the camera have? Good image stabilizer against camera shake. Comes without a viewfinder, unfortunately. Show all test reports 01/2017

good (1.7)

85 out of 100 points

Top image quality up to and including ISO 800
Fast 4.2x zoom
5-axis image stabilizer
Practical lens control ring
…

Battery charge is sufficient for 265 pictures

Conclusion …In addition to an integrated ND filter and a Full HD video function (60B/s), WLAN and NFC are integrated for wireless data transfer. 01/2017

good (1.7)

85 out of 100 points Conclusion Canon sticks to its Powershot series and launches the successor model two years after the G7 X was presented. The test lab showed that this is not a simple model update, but an improvement in detail. …

Despite the compactness, a reasonably ergonomic case
Touchscreen that can be folded by up to 180 degrees
Fast lens with more zoom range than the competition
High dynamic range
High resolution lens in the center of the image

At higher ISO sensitivities little detail and still visible noise
High edge drop of the resolution
Neither flash shoe nor viewfinder

Conclusion […] For the everyday photographer who wants to shoot with good image quality even in low light, this leaves only the fast lens on the credit side. 11/2016

good (1.7)

86 out of 100 points

High image quality even in low light
Many functions
Handy housing

Hardly any innovations
Weak battery
Partly awkward button layout

Summary Picture quality (50%): 95 | Features/handling. (40%): 82 | Speed (10%): 74 Conclusion Handy creative camera with strong image quality 20/2016

good (2.4)

71 out of 100 points Summary How good is the photo quality?: 2.11; How good is the photo quality in low light?: 2.99; How good is the video quality?: 2.24; How easy is it to use?: 1.88; What extras does the camera have?: 2.90 02/2016

good (2.4)

71 out of 100 points Summary Photo quality (28%): good 2.11; photo quality in low light (24%): satisfactory 2.99; video quality (5%): good 2.24; operation (20%): good 1.88; features (23%): satisfactory 2.90 10/2016

very good (1.5)

90 out of 100 points

Responsive touchscreen
Pleasing JPEGs straight out of the camera
Sound AF system with effective focus tracking

No built-in viewfinder
Soft results at wider focal lenghts
Video capture limited to full HD

Conclusion …Overall, Canon deserves praise for ironing out the key issues that affected the G7 X and throwing in a few niceties on top. … Summary Image (40%): good (1.4); image with manual settings (10%): good (2.3); video (10%): good (1.8); viewfinder and monitor (10%): very good (1.3); handling (30%): good (2.3) 09/2016

good (1.6)

88 out of 100 points Summary Image quality: 95/100; Features/handling: 82/100; Speed: 74/100; Price/Performance: 79% 09/2016

good (1.7)

85 out of 100 points Summary Canon sticks to its PowerShot series and launches the successor model two years after the G7 X was presented. The test lab showed that this is not a simple model update, but an improvement in detail. The Digic 7 processor processes the data from the 1-inch sensor surprisingly fast. …

Strong image quality
WLAN, NFC
Snapshot capable autofocus
Fast zoom
Rapid continuous shooting

… but comparatively short
Little new

Conclusion The Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II convinces in the test as a handy and light creative camera with strong image quality and a fast zoom. However, the innovations can be counted on one hand. For those who already own the predecessor model, a new purchase is hardly worthwhile. 09/2016

good (2.4)

71 out of 100 points Summary How good is the photo quality? Fine color fringing is evidence of slight resharpening, but resolution and colors are great.”; “How good is the photo quality in low light? Resolution remains very good even in low light, fine noise visible.”; “How good is the video quality? Maximum Full HD instead of Ultra HD, good sharpness, autofocus noise on audio track.

Great image quality from 1in sensor and DIGIC 7.
Flexible 24-100mm zoom range with bright aperture.
Fast and confident AF system.
Tilting screen with touch capabilities.
…

No built-in viewfinder, nor any means to connect one.
Lens a little soft in corners at 24mm.
No 4k video or slow motion movies.
No in-camera panorama mode.
Can’t remote-trigger movie recordings over Wifi.

Conclusion As I said at the start, the Canon PowerShot G7X Mark is a very attractive compact for enthusiasts, delivering excellent quality and control in a body that’ll squeeze into most pockets. Canon’s various enhancements over the original model make for a much more compelling camera overall, and if the feature-set still doesn’t perfectly suit, there’s three other options in the range to fit the bill.

In hohen ISOs noch gute Auflösungen
Lichtstärke im Weitwinkel von 1:1.8
AF-Tracking

Kein Video in 4K
Langsame Serienbilder

Fazit Insgesamt gut – die Kamera Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II kann im Test über weite Strecken überzeugen. So überzeugt der Kandidat in den Bereichen Bildqualität und Ausstattung / Handling. Preis-Leistungsmäßig liegt die Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II zum Testzeitpunkt im durchschnittlichen Bereich.

Fast lens with useful 24-100mm equiv. range
Very good image quality (especially from Raw)
Excellent color rendition
Fast burst shooting with deep buffer, even with Raw
…

Heavy-handed noise reduction and sharpening
Battery life remains below average
Confusing AF modes, with no ability to track subjects in burst mode
Many camera functions ‘locked up’ while buffer is cleared after shooting a burst
…

Fazit The Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II is a well-designed enthusiast compact that’s a pleasure to use. It offers a versatile focal range, very good image quality, a large buffer for continuous shooting and 1080/60p video capture. Sharpening and noise reduction in JPEGs are heavy-handed, and battery life still needs work, but aside from those Canon has done an impressive job with the second iteration of the G7 X.

Wide aperture zoom lens
1-inch image sensor
Tilting touch-screen display
Quick autofocus
…

No hot shoe or EVF
Edge softness at wide angle
Occasional autofocus misses
Doesn’t support 4K video capture
Omits microphone input.

Fazit The Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II is a pricey pocket camera with image quality that goes toe-to-toe with much larger models. Fazit The absence of a built-in viewfinder will always be a deal-breaker for us so we’re inclined to recommend the PowerShot G5X, which has a high-resolution EVF built-in, over the PowerShot G7X Mark II. Particularly in the Southern Hemisphere, where skies are often clear, any kind of viewfinder, no matter how basic, is better than none at all. … 08/2016

gut (1,7)

85 von 100 Punkten

Topbildqualität bis einschließlich ISO 800
Lichtstarker optischer 4,2-fach-Zoom
5-Achsen-Bildstabilisator
Praktischer Objektiv-Steuerring
…

Akkuladung reicht nur für rund 265 Bilder
Keine 4K-Videoauflösung

Large sensor
Wide aperture lens
Touch-sensitive screen
Wi-Fi

Lack of viewfinder
Short zoom
Macro focusing is tricky

Fazit A well-equipped premium compact camera, which is capable of producing some fantastic images. The G7X Mark II is a great backup camera, but others in Canon’s G-series lineup may be more suited to enthusiast photographers. …

“The Canon PowerShot G7 X II is nicely designed with good photo quality for its class, and improves noticeably over the earlier model.”

“Still lags behind the competition with respect to features and some aspects of performance.”

Fazit Performance improvements raise the G7 X Mark II’s grade to excellent, as long as you’re not looking for a lot of frills. 07/2016

gut (1,8)

84 von 100 Punkten Zusammenfassung Image quality (60%): 80%; Speed (20%): 93%; Features (10%): 88%; Operation (10%): 85%. 07/2016

good (1.8)

84 out of 100 points Summary Picture quality (60%): 80%; Speed (20%): 93%; Features (10%): 88%; Operation (10%): 85% 07/2016

sufficient (4.3)

34 out of 100 points Summary At ISO 400, the Canon delivers a decent display at 1625 LP/BH. Dead leaves are also on a good level, but at higher ISO levels, both resolution and the representation of fine details drop significantly. … 04/2016

good (1.7)

85 out of 100 points

Top image quality up to and including ISO 800
Fast 4.2x optical zoom
5-axis image stabilizer
Practical lens control ring
…

Battery charge only lasts for around 265 images
No 4K resolution

06/2016

Very good (1.2)

95 out of 100 points test source

Excellent image quality at low and medium ISO values (for a compact camera)
Very good image quality even at higher ISO values (for a compact camera)
Very fast 4.2x zoom lens (F1.8 to F2.8 at 24 to 100mm KB)
Very good wide-angle range at 24mm
Compact camera body (in relation to the sensor size and the fast lens)
…

Partially stronger sharpness drop at the image edge in the wide angle
No accessory shoe available (thus, among other things, no viewfinder can be attached)

Conclusion The image converter of the Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II (spec sheet) is most likely also used in the predecessor model. It measures 13.2 x 8.8mm (1.0 inch class) and is rear-exposed. The ISO selection can be made in whole or third steps from ISO 125 to ISO 12,800. In addition to JPEG shooting, the camera also supports RAW (CR2) storage…. 05/2016

very good (1.0)

100 out of 100 points test source Conclusion I’m a massive fan of this type of camera. It’s ideal for holidays and expeditions where a big camera is impractical, and especially for nights out where most compact cameras really struggle in low light. […] 05/2016

very good (1.5)

90 out of 100 points test source

Great low-light performance
Tilting touchscreen
Plenty of manual control options
Raw format shooting

No viewfinder
Screen not fully articulating
Limited zoom range

Conclusion Canon didn’t need to deliver a major overhaul of its excellent G7 X, and the upgrades in the G7 X II build on the original camera’s reputation, particularly the performance-boosting Digic 7 processor. The only disappointment is the continued absence of a viewfinder. 05/2016

very good (1.5)

90 out of 100 points test source

4.2x optical zoom lens, f/1.8-2.8 aperture
Excellent image quality
Good dynamic range and HDR options
Improved noise performance
…

Short battery life – unless you use ECO mode
Slow flash recharge time
No auto panoramic mode

Conclusion The Canon Powershot G7 X Mark II is a good update to the G7 X with the same 4.2x optical zoom lens, which features a bright f/1.8-2.8 aperture, and the Mark II offers improved noise performance, and excellent image quality, along with handling improvements, thanks to additional grip, and a more flexible tilting screen that can tilt down as well as up. The camera is also quicker, shooting at 8fps, with a good buffer size to allow for more shots before slowdown. …

Great responsiveness
customisable lens control ring adds click-stop/smooth control
decent low-mid ISO image quality
fast 24-100mm f/1.8-2.8 lens, pocketable design
touch-control tilt-angle LCD

No viewfinder or facility to add one
high ISO image quality (over ISO 1600) not all that
battery is only so-so
Sony RX100 IV is still a step ahead
where are the next-level autofocus features?

Fazit The Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II has impressed us more than we had anticipated. Its scale and feature set might not be class-leading, but what looks like little more than a nip and tuck compared to the original model turns out to be a turbocharging in the performance stakes. … Zusammenfassung The Canon Powershot G7 X Mark II updates the original G7 X, and features improved grip on the front and rear, as well as a more recessed exposure compensation dial so that it’s more difficult to accidentally turn the dial by mistake. The rear 3inch tilting touch-screen will now tilt down, as well as up, and the battery life has been extended from 210 shots to 240 shots. Fazit If it sounds like there’s not a whole lot to gripe about, you’d be absolutely right. We really liked the original G7 X, and this camera takes everything we loved about that model and makes it a little better. There’s plenty of competition in this space—especially with Nikon’s recent announcement of the DL-series compacts—but Canon has made the right upgrades to keep its pocket champ relevant for another year or two. …

Details

Kameratyp: Kompaktkamera
Auflösung: 20,1 Megapixel
Zoom: 4x
Videoaufnahme: Full HD
WLAN/Bluetooth: ja/nein

Ausstattung
Autofokus	ja
Bildstabilisator	ja, optisch
Suchertyp	LCD-Monitor
Ausstattung	Integrierter Blitz\|Klappbarer LCD-Monitor
Outdoor-Gehäuseeigenschaften	nein

Aufnahme
Sensorgröße	1/1,2”
Effektive Pixel	20,1 MP
RAW-Format	ja
Längste Verschlusszeit	1 s
Maximale ISO-Lichtempfindlichkeit	12800
Videoauflösung	Full HD (1920 x 1080 Pixel)
Sensortyp	CMOS

Generelle Merkmale
Produkttyp	Kompaktkamera
Farbe	schwarz

Speicher
Speicherkarten	SD Card\|SDHC Card\|SDXC Card

Abmessungen & Gewicht
Gewicht	294 g
Abmessungen (Breite)	105.5 mm
Abmessungen (Höhe)	60.9 mm
Abmessungen (Tiefe)	42.2 mm

Display
Bildschirmdiagonale	7,62 cm
Bildschirmgröße	3 Zoll
Auflösung	1040000 Pixel
Displayeigenschaften	Touchscreen

Anschlüsse
Anschlusstechnik	WLAN\|HDMI-Anschluss

Objektiv
Digitaler Zoom	4-fach
Optischer Zoom	4-fach
Niedrigste Brennweite	24
Höchste Brennweite	100
Aperture (telephoto)	2.8
Aperture (wide angle)	1.8
Focal length range	24-100 mm

Playback / Recording
Shooting functions	Face detection\|Aperture priority\|Aperture priority\|Manual white balance

Consumption & Materials
Battery model	Canon NB-13L

Canon Powershot G7X Markii.