¿Sse va a quedar en un intento ? Si la Sony RX100IV baja de precio, si.
Redonda, lo que se dice redonda, pues no les ha salido. Es lo que parece decirnos Steve’s Digicams en el análisis a fondo que publica sobre la Canon PowerShot G5X en la que yo tenía depositada muchas esperanzas y en la que por lo que voy leyendo aquí y en otros sitios, ahora me la miro con bastante menos entusiasmo.
No parece hacerle sombra a la Sony RX100IV (salvo en el precio) y la novísima Lumix TZ100 aún es una incógnita.
Os pongo lo habitual para esta WEB.
Canon PowerShot G5 X Features:
- 20.2 MP High Sensitivity CMOS Image Sensor
- DIGIC 6 image processor
- 4.2x optical zoom lens
- 24-100mm equivalent
- f/1.8-f/2.8
- Intelligent Image Stabilization (IS)
- 2.36M OLED Electronic Viewfinder
- 3.0″ LCD Vari-Angle touchscreen
- ISO 125 – 12,800
- Wi-Fi & NFC
- Compatible with Canon Camera Connect App
- Full 1080p HD Video Recording @ 24, 30, or 60p
- Star Mode
- Stair Trails
- Star Time-Lapse Movie
- Built-in flash
- Dedicated hot shoe
- Top-mounted mode & exposure compensation Dials
- Customizable lens-mounted Control Ring
- 3.5mm mini-jack for optional RS-60E3 Remote Switch
- Full Manual
- RAW + JPEG image capture
- Built-in ND Filter
The Canon PowerShot G5 X is available now with a $799.99 MSRP. See our best price box at the top right of this page for current online pricing.
Pros:
- Excellent image quality in most types of scenes with 1-inch image sensor
- Good mix of automatic and manual control shooting options
- Maximum aperture of f/1.8 is good for shooting portraits
- Having a viewfinder is a great option in this price range
- Electronic viewfinder is of a strong quality with more than 2.3 million pixels
- Display screen is sharp and is fully articulated, while offering touch capabilities
- Built-in Wi-Fi allows for remote control with a smartphone app
- Video recording at full HD up to 60 frames per second
- Q menu is a good design feature that makes G5 X easy to use in all shooting modes
- Camera allows for both RAW and JPEG image formatting
- Inclusion of hot shoe allows for addition of external flash unit
Contras:
- Optical zoom is limited to 4.2x
- Camera is chunky with an odd-shaped design, making it tough to fit in a standard pocket
- Some control buttons are a bit too small to be used comfortably
- Battery life is well below average
- Built-in flash unit only can be opened manually; there’s no popup flash button
- Camera’s performance slows considerably when shooting in RAW image format
- Shooting in RAW and JPEG at the same time requires changing an odd menu setting
- Shooting RAW and JPEG at same time eliminates many special effect shooting options
- Image sharpness suffers a bit at the most wide-angle focal length setting
- Large number of dials requires practice to learn to use correctly and quickly
Y este es el análisis completo.
