Make sure this fitsby entering your model number. 1.0-Inch, 20.1 Megapixel* High-sensitivity CMOS sensor Digic 7 image processor. Compatible with iOS versions 8.4,9.3 and 10.2 and Android smartphone and tablet versions 4.1,4.2,4.3,4.4,5.0,5.1,6.0,7.0,7.1 Ultra-slim, lightweight and pocket-size camera Features:Touch-screen panel (capacitive type)
Incredible camera for its clarity and portability. The night features made my trip to Guatemala a great success. I was warned prior to buying that it would be no better than a new iPhone camera, well those assumptions were wrong. High recommend for an easy to operate point and shoot if you are going on any long travel trips and want to pack light.
Gerry Keefe
5
This camera, like many of the Canon cameras I have used over the years, takes a very good picture. This camera though, takes a photo similar to my $1,000.+ camera and that is surprising. The video was also outstanding and I was very surprised that such great photo quality could be achieved at this price point. The only thing that is seriously lacking for me is a viewfinder. In daylight it is very hard to get a precise idea of the finished shot with just a display. A display shows a general idea of the subject, a viewfinder shows you exactly what the finished pic will be. If you are used to display cameras only, than this is a big winner ! Either way I would definitely recommend this camera, is does fit in a pocket or small carry bag, and it takes first-rate pics !
M Gerrish
5
I know. Were past the point of needing to carry a separate camera because the cameras on our phones have become so much better. And they have. But a lot of the promises for great shots in low light or zooming in havent really held up. Not in my experience, anyway. I really love this camera. I love the bokeh effect when Im taking food shots (Im one of those people). I love the ease for changing the aperture to get more light. I love the zoom (although if you push into digital zoom the quality of the shot is diminished, so I stick with going no more than 3x with the camera and then zooming in edit). I love being able to wirelessly transfer the shots from camera to phone. Lightweight. Holds a charge. Picture quality is so much improved over other point and shoots thanks to a much larger sensor. I love it.
nvheald
5
I purchased this camera about 6 months ago and have used it on four trips so far. I’m not a professional photographer but this handy little camera has produced great keepsake photos (to my untrained-eye). It works well in a variety of settings: from close-ups of food to wide-angled city skylines; no-flash Christmas lights to sunny days outside. I love the Bluetooth feature that can wirelessly link the camera to my phone. After an afternoon’s worth of sightseeing, I can select and download the good pictures to my phone and then share those pictures with friends while recounting my adventures during dinner. I also found the touch-screen super useful: set the focal point; swipe through photos; asking a stranger to simply touch the screen to take a photo (a lot of people struggle looking for the shutter button on top of any camera!). It has worked well for me during the last four trips I’ve taken and I look forward to bringing it along on my future trips.
John Austin
5
Excellent photo quality for such a compact camera. Loads of features and tons of flexibility. Im not much of a video shooter so cant coment on those capabilities, but I bought this to replace an aging Fujitsu compact that I carried everwhere. It took no time to get familiar with the cameras excellent control layout/structure (In fairness, I do have a couple of regularly used Canon DSLs, so that may have helped get me up to speed on the G9 X mkII). I found the G9 focusing to be quick and spot on, and the metering scheme to be mostly accurate. The LCD display is bright enough with very good resolution. The flash has a limited range, but works ok out to about 12 or so feet. Plenty of ISO range. When I get in a serious shootinng mode, I break out my Canon 5D or 6D and a few appropriate lenses for the situation. This is fine, when my focus is 100% on photography. But when traveling, at a gathering of friends and family, or just out and about town and country, having a great little pocket shooter at the ready means getting so many good shots that simply wont wait until you pull out your big ole DSL and snap on the best lens. Meanwhile, the G9 X mkII can be ready to shoot in seconds snapping off shots that are way, way better than my Google Pixel 2 cell phone snapper can deliver. With a slightly smaller, or maybe just a slimmer, profile than my retiring Fuji, dropping this light and compact unit in a pocket is even easier. So far this mighty little shooter has 100% exceeded my expectations. I expect to get as many years of service with this new pocket gem as my trusty old Fuji pocket snapper.
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