Canon G1 X Mark II Digital Compact Camera

Canon’s update to its popular PowerShot G1 X arrives with an array of significant improvements, including a new 24-120mm lens that boasts a bright f/2.0-3.9 maximum aperture and a nine-bladed diaphragm for smooth, circular bokeh. Canon has equipped the optic with two control rings around its barrel, which allow you to adjust settings such as ISO, zoom and focus with ease, while an Intelligent IS system adapts to different shooting scenarios to help maintain sharpness at all times. The camera’s 12.8MP 1.5in CMOS sensor offers a surface area significantly larger than most compact cameras, which helps it to control noise and produce images with shallow depth of field, while the 31-point AF system is said to be around 42% faster than that found inside the camera’s predecessor. Turning the camera around reveals a 3in LCD touchscreen that can be pulled away from the camera’s body and tilted around to face the front, while Wi-Fi and NFC functionalities make image sharing hassle-free.

Specifications:

Megapixels 12.8
Sensor type CMOS
Sensor size 18.7 x 14.0 mm
Resolution 4352 x 2904
Optical zoom (x) 5.0
Focal length (tele) 120
Focal length (wide) 24
Max aperture (tele) 3.9
Max aperture (wide) 2.0
Shutter speed max 1/4000 sec
Shutter speed min 60 sec
ISO min 100
ISO max 12800
Viewfinder type sRGB PureColor II Touchscreen LCD
Screen size (inches) 3.0
Screen resolution (pixels) 1040000
Movie mode 1080p
Card format SD, SDHC and SDXC
File formats RAW, JPEG, MP4
Connectivity Hi-Speed USB, HDMI Micro Connector, Wi-Fi
Battery model NB-12L
Colour Black
Size 116.3 x 74.0 x 66.2 mm
Weight (g) 558