What does Canon have against these screens? Well, I don't see any 24-100/120mm f1.8-2.8 camera from Sony but since they were released at the same time people tend to overlook the slow lens and compare RX100 VI/VII instead of VA.Back then they released the G3x and forced Sony to react with a beautiful RX10 III. 
I disagree, I checked the ZS100 against the G5X II in the DP Review comparator and the ZS100 lens is nowhere near as sharp. I'd say the Ricoh GRIII is definitely comparing apples and oranges.
TBH, a 1" sensor isn't really going to cut it in low light, but these kinds of cameras are good when the light is good. Frankly most of the people who would buy a $900 compact will not have too deep regrets if they spend $300 more. Then this whole philosophy of must have a new one as what was fine a year ago is now unusable is just pure nonsensical marketing puff. In fact, the Sony is the only small camera I've owned with AF on par with my DSLRs. ..and isn't pocketableand has less zoomand is a different product segment. are all of them starting to misfocus on a static landscape? It ruins the form factor of the camera and uses up the hot shoe for fill flash. Not sure what that means, could anyone pls explain? Inexperienced amateurs are the primary market for finderless cameras. If they combined a Panasonic GM5 with a Pentax DA 40 f/2.8 XS? Sigma CEO, Kazuto Yamaki, has stated in an interview that its much-anticipated full-frame Foveon sensor should be ready by the end of the year. The images. Why do you assume the camera cannot be turned off with the EVF up? Replaced with the Fuji XF10. 
I'd like them to take Sony's torch away and build something even better than the VII. Sony isn't forcing anyone to buy anything. Weve chosen cameras that can take great photos and make it easy to get great looking video, rather than being the ones youd choose as a committed videographer. "its peers" means at the same price point, right? Until now, the offerings from the likes of Delkin, ProGrade Digital and Sony topped out at 160GB. You really have to chose, what you want, the size or the range. Is that just because it has more range? Yes, I found it significantly better then the LX10 in the test scene, at least on par with the LX100-II which is bigger. @PedroMZ it is built in and I don't want 1cm taller and I doubt many people considering the G5XII do either. By a very larger margin. After years of confusion, DPReview and a group of leading websites and YouTube channels are changing the way we talk about small sensors. It's still not better than the Sony because the Sony AF is absolutely amazing, even at 200mm. Only a few lively young children presented problems, and a good hiding easily fixes that. " I'm Fuji owner and only using a camera for still. Thanks Rishi for the reply. And something that suprises me a lot, the RAW files of the Canon are better controlled at higher ISOs than those of the Sony. A second accu is small and light. The G5 X II looks a lot like a cross between Canon's own G7 X III and Sony's RX100-series - here's how it compares inside and out. The service was more than poor.
It would require a new set of tests that I fully agree would be very useful. Just a few bucks more M50 is waiting to be lapped ? @MrHollywoodThe Sony is smaller, thats why they only get 24-70mm F1.8-2.8 in a VA. Thats why those two cameras are not in the same category for me. The naming conventions for smaller sensors are confusing and misleading, so we're going to change the way we talk about them. The updates don't bring any new features or functionality, but do address a number of bugs present in the company's X-A5, X-A7, X-H1, X-T100 and X-T200 APS-C mirrorless cameras. well, doesn't really matter if canon couldn't mach the AF and cut the price as a consequence or they targeted a price point and had to cut some stuff. Usability of a Sony is never comparable with the Canon. The other advantage of evf that I haven't seen acknowledged anywhere, is the extra stability. XTs and G5 are in diff use. The ISO is almost identical on the Canon vs. Sony. But, my original question is still, why did one camera with "great autofocus" gets a lower score than another where the autofocus came into question? Now that's it's officially announced, we can share more juicy details about Nikon's latest lens, the 400mm F4.5 VR telephoto. Mind you I have the RXIV.
I'm not convinced that the Canon is a good value for its cost. Plenty of awards, competitions and magnum photos are taken on all brands of cameras. Nikon has announced the Z30, an entry-level Z-mount camera aimed at vloggers and other content creators. The only things I see the G5 mk II has over the Sony RX100 VI/VII, is superior noise control (RAW), the noise is much better at ISO 3200 with smaller grain and less colour noise, the lens is nice and fast and fairly good all over the frame and it has a grip. Besides, you gotta wait for the lens to extend anyway. "Canon has decided that 24p video recording is unnecessary"Frankly, 24ps recording is an "advanced video feature" for me that I do not care about.The vast majority of users interested by this camera will watch their videos on a 60fps monitor or 50/60fps TV. DJI has a new gimbal, and it's compatible with some of the revolutionary accessories from the Ronin 4D. There are only certain discrete power levels defined by the USB-PD standard. Even with manual focusing I've always found it easy to focus on my grandparents, my parents, my siblings, my uncles and aunts, etc. If this camera features the new sharpening settings (which includes strength, fineness and threshold) and if, like me, you prefer a natural look, I suggest you to try the "Neutral" or "Faithfull" Picture Style, but with the "Fine detail" sharpening settings (4,1,1). G5X 749 EUR (original price, now much lower)G5X Mark II 929 EUR, Totally agreeFor 600 usd you now can get a xt20 with the small 15-45This one inch sensor camera is far too expensive. Just wondering though why the score in the conclusion for 'Low light/high ISO performance' is so low given the fast lens and good high ISO performance in your test scene? "but if you're a parent who wants to capture action you might consider other options." ", if we play this game, by buying the Sony we loose 160mm compared to TZ200. From camping to cats and the occasional dog, we've got a full sample gallery from the G5 X II for your perusal. They are completely useless. I still think it would be better built in as the previous one was,as, if you leave it up it is bound to snag. Thanks for the feedback.
Canon with the G5x iii is targeting consumers with $800 to spend while Sony with RX100 vii have consumers who have $1200 to spend. Only a few lively young children presented problems, and a good hiding easily fixes that.". The Sony does almost everything betterbetter lens, MUCH better AF, video. Learn from them Sony. Peers is more than just a price point, the main thing is that they target the same type of consumers. When will Canon fabricate their own 1" and stop relying on Sony's sensors ? Which is not available as far as I know. Tokina is restructuring its product lineup by announcing price increases on 13 of its lenses, each of which will receive a slight rebrand in the process. It's really not up for debate as there are tests to prove it. One nice trick of the g5x II is its electronic ND filter which can be left to engage automatically if you fancy both a shallow depth of field and a slow speed in bright day light, It's a real ND filter, not an electronic. Fortunately, we fixed it. pop up viewfinder slows down the process of street photography . Of course, reviews have tested those cameras in any possible situation and there is absolutely no way someone could find it any flaws (and of course they released RX100 VII just because they wanted to do an even better camera, not because there was room for improvement).That being said, there's a chance that stabilization was at fault for me (or that I had a faulty unit, who knows), but I assumed 1/60s was more than enough to shoot at 200mm eq. The James Webb Space Telescope has observed a galaxy, GLASS-z13, that is at least 13.5 billion years old, making it the oldest galaxy ever observed by a telescope. Zhat will work with every powerbank. PS: I'm not saying driving a SUV is stupid, that would backfire on me too. So the little Sony's versatility from an ergonomic standpoint is actually going to be better for some shooters.On the other hand, the Sony's menus and controls can be tough for people who don't adapt easily. I'd put it on the same level as comparing the AF on my Nikon Df to my Nikon D810 or D850, which was in another league. This is very misleading. It happens if you keep the camera in a travel bag thinking it's protected if "closed up". That's how Canon make money. Makes sense. I think the Sony has a small edge, but not enough to matter in practical shooting. DPreview and virtually every other review site has been in love with the AF on the VA, VI and now the new VII. Exactly. Photographers have been seduced by sharp images for a long time. Sounds like a RX100 sounds like a better option. Tamron doesn't share the optical construction of the lens, nor what the expected retail price will be, but does say the lens should be available in 'Fall 2022,' pending the 'global health crisis.'. should we be afraid if our children start to move? 1) The comment about the AF is dead wrong. All we need is this lens on the Sony RX mk7 and voila - the PERFECT CAMERA the one funny YouTuber is dreaming of. It's amazing and useful.2) The RAW files of the cameras are very close and I prefer the color output of the Sony, which more closely matches my Nikon gear. as opposed to what? Take a deep-dive into the G5 X II's image quality, including how its lens performs. In the future maybe point out a camera isn't great for "fast" or simply "moving children". I do care about low light performance, an actual usable interface and touchscreen, attractive color rendition and comfortable ergonomics. Price is not related to how much it delivers but how much people are willing to spend for that product. TZ100 was not so sharp (but can be fixed adding a little sharpness in PP) but TZ200 is better and give more reach. I have taken a look at the X-A7 specs published by DPR in their camera section. it seems the Canon is softer (I'm guessing the lens is at fault) but gives a cleaner image than all the 1" sensored cameras to date. Although, I wouldn't expect the low-light performance to be much different if you shoot RAW. 2) With it's strong advantage in reach, the Sony actually produces fairly reasonable bokeh at 200mm at F4.5, more so than the Canon. Im at a loss here. Recently sold the g5x(1) because of the so-so lens and lack of speed. I find with my grandchildren you can get the knack of anticipating when they bounce and freeze for that instance before rushing off in a different direction. Find out what we're doing differently. A Ferrari has better specs than a Ford Focus but both can only travel at the national speed limit. And if I'm carrying a monopod, what's the point of a pocketable camera? Good tools are pretty useful, cars and cameras both.Seduced by AF??? Absolutely a matter of taste. DPReview TV: Sensor sizes don't make any sense. Surely a built in one is better even if it means the camera is 1cm taller. Even on standard, it was too easy to make wrong selections. It's a compact, so just wait 18 months or so. As I said, I'm shooting D850, D5 etc. DPR isn't lying when they rave about the RX100 VII AF. @Iron Eagle: the sensor would not make a significant difference in low-light performance, but the lens clearly would. However, that camera scored lower in Metering & Autofocus than the G5X II. Panasonic LX100 II has better image quality, it looks like. I know it's kinda apples and oranges, but the GRIII is a niche camera that performs exceptionally well where it counts, while the G5X II seems just adequate in more areas. And finally, I don't see how relevant the Sony is when talking about this G5x II. it would be nice if they could get the new sensor and processor in the old body but it is not going to happen.These major course changes in design are difficult to come to terms with as with the G1X III. Makes me want to try it on my Sony RX10! Not even close. But they chose the mk4s. Mountain driving? The Canon also is way better to hold, even with a grip attached to the Sony. You can download samples and see for yourself. @MrHollywood Hmm, for me Canon is a totally different camera than the Sony. But it is an educated comment, like you I own a stunning array of different cameras and different formats. Under scoring, the usual comparison link was missing. I guess I'm suggesting that the minimum power level be tested, or wondering why on Earth Canon failed to document this. I am interested in doing long star time lapse photos in the backcountry. Just a few. It's annoying that they just sell downgraded crippled cameras for lower prices and let Sony have the best overall model. If anyone has a connection at Canon I think this would be a big improvement and a leapfrog over the Sony RX100 line which I believe does not support it either. In the review it is written that the jpeg quality of the G5X II has improved over the G7X II and if I read the text at image quality it looks like the jpegs should be sharper/better than previous models. And it is something my little Canon is not able to give me. 2019 saw plenty of new cameras released, some of which were very important - and seriously impressive. I just returned this camera.
But there is still some difference, especially compared to the VI and VII. spider-mario,I totaly agree with you. A cheap mirrorless and good prime are better than just about every P&S I can think of. If Sony was as much as the game changer a few people like to think it is , you would see it I. Better watch to find out. At least what I'm wearing it was very uncomfortable to put my old RX100 (I) anywhere in my pockets. Honestly I think both product lines are great. The Zeiss lens and AF make it worth the money, though the 1" sensor will remain a limitation for these small models. In the end We have a 900$ 1"sensor camera with a 24-120/1.8-2.8 lens competing against a 1200$ camera with a 24-200/2.8-4.5 lens - but better AF, video and viewfinder. This explains why the photos taken at the wide angle focal lenght present a quite significant distortion at their corners. Best settings are very personal, as it is a matter of taste. Articulating screen gone. She does have some experience and good technique. usually shooting still subjects or moderate action), this is a great pocket travel camera. There is a hugh difference between rhe Sony and the Canon. You can also try a contrast and color saturation of -1. I'm not sure how DPReview could review durability (and still deliver reviews only a few days after release). I guess from your studio scene I'm not seeing the poor noise reduction though, maybe I'm doing it wrong:-) If I select JPEG and ISO3200 then move the box around the image the noise and detail retention looks very good and comparable with the Sony, etc. The GRIII is tailored to very narrow use while the G5Xii houses a zoom lens, viewfinder, etc. So the low score is solely based on something most folks here totally don't care about? A zoom range of 24-120mm was exactly what I'm looking for. If someone is into sports, or anything that requires that kind of AF, will they buy a camera that will show its limits past ISO1600-3200, with all the options we have?That's exactly the thing, since they can't improve IQ just yet, they send their users on the quest for AF. I never thought of something like this. "If you could not get a sharp result 1/60 at 200mm, you either have poor technique or a bad camera. "The best thing about the Canon is the faster lens, but you give up 80mm of reach. Not to mention all the mFT alternatives. "It's really not up for debate as there are tests to prove it.". In these, the Sony fails miserably and is ridiculously more expensive. The viewfinder is there, just retractable. If you don't need that, you can likely do well with one of the lesser models. At least I couldn't figure it out. I've handled this camera (and my RX100 II) MUCH more than the Canon and never had a problem. Serious work; plus don't adapt easily for any problems there may be with the Sony as you pile on the pressure.This is just an everyday camera at a lower price point than the current Sony and is just never going to be really understood by a top level guy throwing money at the hobby.i have a G5X Mk I so I would hate to know what you think of that looking down from your top tier but it works for me. Shall we talk about ISO performance at ISO 3200? Autofocus, Raw burst and video performance, Canon PowerShot G5 X Mark II Digital Camera w/ 1 Inch Sensor, Wi-Fi & NFC Enabled, Black, https://www.dpreview.com/products/panasonic/slrs/panasonic_dmcgm5, https://www.dpreview.com/products/pentax/lenses/pentax_xs_40_2, https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canon-powershot-g5-x-mark-ii-review/2, https://wipster.io/blog/debunking-the-180-degree-shutter-rule, https://www.rtings.com/tv/tools/table/5230, Autel EVO Nano+ review: a solid sub-250g drone that lacks the polish of competing models, Gear of the Year 2019 - Jeff's choice: Canon PowerShot G5 X Mark II, Our favorite gear, rewarded: DPReview Awards 2019, 12 Days of Belvedere: A look back at puppyhood through sample photos, The Pixel 4 can't beat a compact camera, but that doesn't matter, Which has the best lens?
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