Well you have all the gadgets and attachments for your G9, but then so do a lot of people so how do you make your G9 stand out from the crowd…with a one off designer strap from Luxury Beads. These straps are also ideal for the ladies who want to make there camera a little less macho and more ‘girly’ as they see fit, there … Continue reading Designer Straps for the G9
Well here is an interesting way of comparing camera performance, not by using or setting them up to be the same, but by using the best settings for the subject matter, surprisingly (or not) the image quality of the G9 stood up very well and all this without fine tuning the image in post processing which would correct some of the obvious lens flaws like barreling and fringing Continue reading Canon G9 Vs Canon 5D
The people over at Luminous Landscapes have a review on the Ricoh GX100 another RAW shooting compact (which shoots in Adobes Digital Negative, .dng) There are some comparisons to the G9 in the article as well but as the GX100 takes 5 seconds to write the RAW file it’s not one for me Go to article >>> Continue reading Ricoh GX100 Review
Normally on a camera point or shoot or DSLR the using the Auto ISO is a bit of a risk as it has quite a high range and noise might become an issue to your image quality.
The Auto ISO on the G9 limits the ISO to a max of ISO 200 Continue reading Auto ISO on the G9 (quick Tip)
Jack Howard over at PopPhoto.com has had his hands on the long awaited Sigma DP1 which many pro’s (and serious amateurs too) have been waiting for a review before committing to buying the Canon G9.
Now I like the idea of having a point and shoot with a (35 mm equivalent) 28mm lens but at f4; I don’t think I am fussed! I like to use my Canon G9 at its widest part a lot, but I also like the versatility to be able to add a bit of ZOOM, for when I just can’t get close enough….
Ken Tanaka, from The Online Photographer has written an interesting piece on the G9; it is not often you get a second review on a camera to see if your initial impressions have changed, nice one, and as Ken suggests just go and buy one Continue reading Revisiting the Canon Powershot G9
Canon Powershot G9 Review Well there is a fun and fascinating non-tech article on Luminous Landscape of one user’s experience comparing the G9 ($500) with a Leica M8 ($5,495) The camera makes, link to DP Review for an in depth look but you do need to read the user’s experience Continue reading Canon G9 Vs Leica M8
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