Manufacturer's Description
Canon PowerShot G6 Digital Camera
This exciting successor in the high-performance G-Series takes a big step forward with an optical system that optimizes the impressive 7.1-Megapixel CCD for crystal clear image quality. And while the camera is loaded with SLR-style functions and sports a 2-inch LCD monitor, it's more compact than the previous model!
Product Specifications for
Canon PowerShot G6 Digital Camera
| Storage |
| Memory Type |
CompactFlash |
| Removable Flash Memory Included |
32 MB |
| Other Features |
| Interface Connection |
Audio - Line Out (RCA Phono)|USB - Universal Serial Bus|Video - Out (Unspecified) |
| LCD Screen Size |
2 in |
| Flash |
Built-in Flash|Fill Flash|Accessory Shoe|TTL Auto Flash |
| Maximum Video Capture Resolution |
640 x 480 (VGA) |
| Dimensions |
| Height |
2.9 in |
| Width |
4.1 in |
| Weight |
13.4 oz |
| Depth |
2.9 in |
| normalized-Weight |
13.4 |
| Image Processor |
| Number of Image Sensor Pixels |
7400000 |
| Image Sensor |
CCD |
| Reference |
| URL |
http://consumer.usa.canon.com/ir/controller?act=ModelDetailAct&fcategoryid=144&modelid=10463 |
| Warranty Information |
1 Year Limited Warranty |
| Lens Features |
| Camera Type |
Digital Compact |
| Max Aperture |
8.0 1/f |
| Digital Zoom |
4.1 X |
| Optical Zoom |
4 X |
| Lens Mount |
Fixed |
Most recent User Reviews for
Canon PowerShot G6 Digital Camera
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Reviewed by: dmaffei
10-29-05
Duration of ownership:
2
Months
Strengths: Easy to use. No setup necessary. Long battery life
Weaknesses:none
Overall Evaluation: This is the best Powershot yet. With the dial on the back, you always know what mode you're in. The battery life is really long. I also bought the 2 gig memory card.
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Reviewed by: kingsgraphic
09-17-05
Duration of ownership:
7
Months
Strengths: Superb sharp photographs, which will print to 20" x 16". Acurate metering and focussing. A whole raft of user accessible settings, that will take weeks to explore. Incredible battery life.
Weaknesses:Crummy little cover over the AV/DC/Digital ports (will almost certainly break off one day). On/off button too easy to accidentally trigger (I trimmed mine shorter with a craft knife to solve this)
Overall Evaluation: I've been running this camera for over six-months after retiring my Hasselblad. I wanted a camera that would produce upto 20 x 16 prints, but didn't need a suitcase of accessories to do the job. The G6 fits the role nicely. The zoom and focussing are quick and accurate. In the six-months I've used the camera I guess I've only binned a handful of shots because of inaccurate focus, out of 1000+ photos.Most impressive is the battery life. The manual suggests that 400 shots are possible depending on flash/LCD usage. When I first read that I said "In your dreams!". No, it really will do it!Mostly I can't fault this camera, and bearing in mind that I'll unlikely want a higher resolution, I can't see me wanting to part with it.
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Reviewed by: rahmati
08-18-05
Duration of ownership:
Strengths: Fast f/2-3 35-140mm Lens, Excelent Image Quality, Excelent Color, Excelent Dynamic range, Low Noise, High Power Flash, and EVERY manual control you can think of!
Weaknesses:Movie mode, No USB2, Size
Overall Evaluation: Best in current non SLRs: Fastest Lens Color Reproduction Dynamic Range Best in class: Image Quality Flash Noise Manual Control RAW buffering Better Than Average in class: Focus speed (Good enough though, and much much better than previous Canons. This one can finaly focus on moving kids!!) Weak in class: Movie mode: 640x480 @ 10fps for 30 sec. 320x240 @ 15fps for 180 sec. No USB2
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Reviewed by: Rebelxt
06-21-05
Duration of ownership:
5
Days
Strengths: Improvements over G5 in size, faster start up, picture quality, high speed continuous shooting, bigger LCD, lighted status screen, and built in neutural density filter.
Weaknesses:I only wish it comes in black and has USB 2.0 connection.
Overall Evaluation: I experimented with the G5 for several days and decided to purchase the G6 after reading about its improvements. I was impressed. (See items listed in 'Strengths' section. The noise at ISO 400 was noticeably lower than the G5. The high speed continuous shooting mode was great to capture people in motion. Both were features I couldn't do very well with the G5. The new button positions allowed better one hand operation. The big aperture was came in handy in low light and high power zoom situations. I guess the picture quality is as good as any non-SLR can get. It still doesn't have the crispness of a rebel yet. Ultimately I want an SLR, however, there are many situations when smaller size and twisting LCD screen of the G6 can do a better job.
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Reviewed by: srinivass
06-05-05
Duration of ownership:
Strengths: The Shapness of the photo.It's SLR look and looks great
Weaknesses:none so far
Overall Evaluation: I purchased this camera about a month ago and so far very much impressed. I'm still learning and it will take some time everything this camera can do. This looks like a digital SLR, but their size makes them too cumbersome to carry around if you like to go out in the "bush" with you. With 7.1 megapixels, you will get sharp pictures that can be blown up large enough to put hang on the wall (perhaps 11X17 or larger). It's very good and worth very penny of the price.
Review:
Canon PowerShot G6
Canon's latest iteration of its advanced compact camera stays on top with higher resolution, powerful features, and great image quality.
Photograph: Rick Rizner
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