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Скроменый эксперт
04.11.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
camera was (to my delight) smaller than expected. Handling, build quality, low light shooting, advance pre-sets, and photo quality is great.
Дмитрий Б.
13.12.2023
2/10
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Ужасно
Очень плохая модель
- - Если хотите постоянно беситься на тупые настройки - покупайте. Тем же, кто хочет сохранить нервы, советую другую модель. Управление абсолютно тупое, настройки черта с два выставишь нужные, режимы - просто убожество. Инструкция на модель, найденная в инете, совпадает с моделью только внешне, ничего по инструкции настроить не получается, выдержка больше 1/125 вообще недоступна, никак ее не настроить, да и саму 1/125 получается выставить только через час геморроя и тыканья в кнопки наугад (да-да, руководство вообще не помогает).
Скроменый эксперт
01.01.2014
10/10
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Великолепно
The first thing you'll notice about the G16 is its ability to capture a great photo in low light. I attribute that to the sensor being the largest of all its predecessors. The menu has the familiar Canon Powershot layout. I tend to take most photos in Program mode and I have to say the performance has been excellent. I like that the exposure compensation dial is near my thumb so I can make adjustments quickly after taking a photo. The 60 fps video capture is much smoother than any of my previous compact cameras. Lastly the frame rate in burst mode is faster than my Canon 60D DSLR and puts any of my previous compacts to shame. If I had to find any fault in the camera it would be the optical view finder is small and hard to get a good sense of your frame before shooting. I highly recommend this camera.UPDATE 2014-01-21I have been getting periodic "Memory Card Error" at startup. I have a Sandisk Extreme 32GD SDHC 80MB/s card. I have replaced the card with the same model. Still got the periodic errors. Finally I replaced the camera last week with another G16. Still get the errors. Sent an email to Canon and waiting for response. Will try a slower SD card and see if it makes a difference.UPDATE 2014-01-28Problem Solved. The "Memory Card Error" problem I was periodically receiving at start-up was resolved by switching brands on the SD card. After receiving the error on two identical Sandisk Extreme cards and two Canon G16's, I concluded that switching brands on the SD card was the next logical step. Canon support recommended that I send in the camera for repair. Despite explaining to them that the odds of a hardware failure was remote given I had tried two different G16's, they still insisted I send in the camera for repair--I did not. I asked if the SanDisk Extreme Plus 32 GB SDHC Class 10 UHS-1 Flash Memory Card 80MB/s (SDSDXS-032G-AFFP) was supported and they responded that there are too many cards to test them all (read: we have no idea). I have other cameras which have either Sandisk or Transcend SD cards in them. I tried all the cards and the Sandisk got the error while the Transcend did not. So I exchanged my SD card for the Transcend 32 GB High Speed Class 10 UHS Flash Memory Card TS32GSDHC10U1E 85/45 MB/s. I have been using the camera for a week with not a single Memory Card Error encountered. Strange but true.
Скроменый эксперт
05.10.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
This camera really has no nasty surprises to it. It takes excellent photos and decent video, is a great performer, well-built, great ergonomics, and has an easy to use interface. In other words, a typical Canon.Like its predecessors before it, the camera produces nice photos, especially when you consider its sensor size. Canon has done a great job of squeezing out all they can from this relatively small 1/1.7" sensor. Image quality is not night and day over the G15, but it captures a little more detail in the lower ISO settings. Noise performance is unchanged from the G15. You can only get 100% clean images from this camera at largest sizes through ISO200, but things really don't start getting sloppy until you get past ISO1600. The camera does a good job of balancing noise, noise reduction, and detail retention up the ISO scales. If you're willing to shoot and process the RAW files, you might be able to get away with larger prints up to ISO1600. In summary, it has the best noise performance of its enthusiast compact peers with the same size sensor but is not surprisingly behind the Sony RX100 II and about on par with the Fuji X20. Color performance is good as always. Overexposure is still a bit of an issue but it doesn't seem to blow out highlights as bad as the G15 did.The autofocus system on this camera is fast and reliable, but not night and day over its predecessor like Canon claims. I find in low light the AF to be only slightly faster but to put this in context, the G15 was an all around decent performer in the autofocus department. Most people should be pretty happy with the performance, though. The lens zooms in and out quickly. Burst performance is remarkable on this camera and it can qualify as an excellent budget action shooter, especially if you shoot JPEG. Image stabilization is also rock solid.Ergonomics are great on the camera. I like the more rounded hand grip vs. the G15. The menu system remains straight forward and easy to use. Battery life is excellent and the camera feels sturdy and well-built. The LCD on back is bright and clear. The optical viewfinder is usable but Nikon has stepped up the game a little bit by including the EVF in their P7800. While it's not the greatest EVF around (still not bad), it provides a better viewfinder shooting experience than the G16.I don't think anybody who buys this camera will be disappointed. It is not a ground breaking product, but does everything reliably well and like the G15, will give you many years of good photos and dependable operation. Recently the G16 has been selling for around $450 on Amazon, which I think is a pretty decent price for what you get.
Скроменый эксперт
13.02.2014
8/10
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Хорошо
My first choice is a DSLR, but sometimes you just can't take it with you. While I would love to have the sensor size of Canon's G1-X or Sony's RX-100 ii, there are cost or performance trade-offs. The G16 is a fantastic1/1.7" sensor, enthusiast-level compact.ProsExtremely fast burst mode that never seems to run out of buffer.Fast buffer writes - doesn't hang up while a full buffer writes to the card.Very good noise handling, especially for a smaller sensor.Very fast lens - f/1.8 (although not available at all ISO settings).Customizable controls that are mode-specific.Raw shooting option.Easy connection to android device.Manual mode with full control.Dual control wheels, very much like a DSLR.Solid feel overall.Image library stacks burst images.Manual focus mode, although it can be sluggish to dial in the desired focal point.Selectable focus point, but lacks the zone-type focus option of DSLR cameras.Cons:Optical viewfinder lacks shooting information. Some contemporaries have LCD overlays. Shooting through the viewfinder while operating controls is not really possible.Flash compensation buried in menus.Zoom lever and shutter button rather loose, cheap feeling.Focus target not displayed during burst shooting.Wifi connection to a computer is very cumbersome - still haven't gotten it to work.Animated library is sluggish until it is turned off.A little large to be totally pocketable.Other thoughts:-The attachment point for filters and adapters has a removable bezel covering it. I would have rather seen this as an additional control ring instead. My DSLR instincts take over sometimes and I want to twist the cap ring rather than the zoom lever.-I would love to have a viewfinder that is is engaging. I don't know if there are plans to make the optional electronic viewfinder for the new G1-X mk 2 compatible with the G16, but it would add a lot to the shooting experience.-Fixed LCD doesn't bother me, but it is a feature of contemporaries.
Скроменый эксперт
18.11.2013
8/10
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Хорошо
Build Quality 5/5User Friendly 5/5Price 3/5Features 4/5Picture Quality (for category) 5/5PROS-Build quality is excellent, it feels extremely durable in your hand while holding it. I would not be afraid to throw it in my backpack on the go.-The camera fits really nicely in your hand without any problem. It is a LOT smaller than the G1x and a lot easier to store for almost the same picture quality.-Picture quality is significantly improved from the G15. The difference in low-light pictures is really noticeable due to the f/1.8-2.8 aperture.-WiFi feature is a really nice addition. You can put pictures on your iPhone fairly easily.-tons of creative modes allow for tons of different and unique shots without having to use manual mode.-The software is a lot faster. You can move around the options really fast without much lag at all.-Much better user experience than either the Nikon P7800 or P7700CONS-Decent noise at high ISOs, but not uncommon to others in the category-Price is not very good when considering the S120 has many of the same features for less and the G1x has a lot more features for barely any more. Just awkward pricing situation.-some of the settings are hard to differentiate from each other.-Can be difficult setting up Wifi originally.This camera is so close to the G1x, I would advise spending the extra $100 and getting the four-thirds sensor the G1x comes with over this. This camera is also really close to the S120 but comes in the familiar G body style most people are accustomed to. So if you need something to fit in your pocket for travel, I would get the S120. This camera has almost the same features of both so its in a really weird product position. I would just get the S120 over this unless you need the hotshoe and the viewfinder that come with this instead of the touchscreen on the S120.
Скроменый эксперт
10.03.2014
8/10
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Хорошо
This camera is fantastic in all regards, except for two issues1. I don't like the pop-up flash. My G9 has the flash on the front, I don't understand why this camera now requires you to open the flash to use it. There is no point.2. If you take more than 1,000 photos you cannot transfer them to your computer using the built-in Canon wi-fi!That's right - if you have over 1,000 images on your SD card, you cannot wirelessly transfer them. I was also unable to connect my camera to my computer with a USB cable. You MUST remove the SD card, and use an SD card reader to transfer your photos!I think that is a pretty stupid design or limitation, considering I am using a 32 GB SD card and can easily shoot thousands of pictures in a few hours, and you'd think Canon would have designed their camera for that.For reference, this is what happens:1. Install the Canon software.2. When prompted to plug in your camera via USB cable, the camera says "Communication error" on the screen, and your computer will not recognize the camera.Canon's website says this:> Message: Communication error> An excessive amount of images (approx. 1,000) on the memory card prevented printing or image transfer to a computer. To transfer the images, use a commercially available USB card reader. To print, insert the memory card directly into the printer card slot.
Скроменый эксперт
20.12.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
I had a Canon G9 and pretty much hated it. That was mostly because the level of noise in any of the photos I took was greatly evident. It didn't seem to matter which ISO I used, there was just a lot of noise. So when I learned of this new model (and after speaking with a few owners of more recent G-models, I decided to take the plunge.The noise issue hasn't been a factor to date - even with some late night photos. But as I have used the G16, I continue to be impressed and pleased. The feel of the camera itself is solid. I have a strong sense that I'm holding something of significance and value. The display and resulting images are excellent. The lens is sharp. Overall I am quite pleased with this camera.I also discovered that if you wish, you may set the aspect ratio to reflect 4X5, 2.25X2.25, 9X16, and other formats. I have not yet used the WIFI, so can't say anything about that - except that it is an option I do plan to explore and use.Knowing what I know now, I'd buy this camera again.
Скроменый эксперт
17.12.2013
10/10
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I usually use my Canon 6D for photography, but I needed something small to carry around that shot in RAW. This fits the bill. A great improvement over my G10, the G16 image quality is top notch. There are many auto modes that I've played with as well that work nicely. While I love shooting in aperture preferred mode, there's a setting that allows you to take portrait shot and the setting blurs the background for you (basically, it takes two shots and blurs the background). It works surprisingly well, and takes the worry out of choosing an aperture, etc.If you like to shoot in RAW and need something more portable than a DSLR, check out the G16.
Скроменый эксперт
05.12.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
This is a very well built product. It takes excellent pictures under all lighting situations with ease. The Wi-Fi was very easy to set-up. For me, this feature is very useful for what I use this camera for. If you do not need the Wi-Fi feature, consider buying the Canon G-15 which costs much lower. The prints that I have made from this camera are beautiful with very crisp detail. For those days and trips, in which you do not want to lug around a DSLR and a lot of camera gear, this camera easily fills the bill. I highly recommend it.
Скроменый эксперт
18.12.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
I am not a professional but like take good photos. I own a very good camera a Canon Mark III (full frame) with several lens. But as this camera is really bulky I was looking for a smaller camera but without lost so much quality. I find this on the G16. Despite dont have, sure, the advantage of big zoom lens the pictures quality is awesome! I am really happy with my buy! Strongly recommend to someone that want high quality photos without been an expert!
Скроменый эксперт
30.11.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
If you really need/want Wi-Fi, then you are probably amenable to spending $200 more for the G16 ($499) versus a very worthy G15 ($299). Otherwise the G15 may be all the camera you need, and then some. They are both great cameras. (as of Nov 30, 2013)
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