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I may be purchasing another one for myself...


BUT . . . it's just too bulky and it bothered me every time I used it and just carrying it around. It is not pocketable. And as someone who studied industrial design and knows the competing cameras, market and technology I can not see why the camera is so heavy and bulky compared to other 10-12MP cameras. If it had a large sensor it would be understandable. But mainly, as a second camera to one's DSLR/SLR or other it just doesn't make sense. It is sharp and very good, but nothing greater than the competition. It is also quite complicated, offering great features but not easy, super fast or intuitive.
I returned my G9. I bought the new Ricoh GRD2 yesterday and love love love the form factor, being about half the size and weight of the G9, easier to use and seemingly more of a photographers camera akin to small Contax cameras, Rollei 35, or a Minox (35) yet even smaller.
If size doesn't matter to you, the G9 is wonderful and a good value (can get for just over $400 now). But the Ricoh is truly pocketable and delight in addition to feeling to be a better photographer's tool.
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The camera is easy to use. I am still learning all of its features, of which it has many, many. It will take me awhile. I am very happy with it and look forward to taking even more pictures. It's been a great camera for me and I'm very happy with my purchase.



5 days and some 100s of pictures later I am still exploring its wonderful functionality.
No, it isn't tens of menus with sub menus of unnecessary features; it is the full manual ability that gives you great artistic and photographic control.
Learn to use this `jewelry anvil' (smallish, sturdy and heavy) and you will have very few excuses for not taking that shot that you can see in your head.
I don't know much from first hand on the competition in regards to speed, but from a complete subjective point of view, this camera is sufficiently fast, it shoots quickly an image after image with or without flash, Jpeg, Jpeg+ RAW at full resolution and quality (on a cheap no name 2GB SD card!) and it seems to ask for more.
All together you can use this camera as creatively as you want using part or all manual modes, with the simplicity for your basic; kids, pets, family, all round photography in all automatic modes.
I prefer ergonomics over fashion statements, a larger grip, a real thumb rest could help a lot,
I would happily give the 2 extra mega pixels the G9 does over the G7 for a wider lens. ..




It is now over a year later and I'm following up my complaint from last year. After I sent my camera back to Canon to remove the big splotch in the upper right corner, I received it back in less than a week. The splotch was gone and I have never had this problem again. Canon's service was fantastic. If I knew how, I would up my 3 stars to 5. This camera is still going strong with excellent photos.

Pros:
--Sturdy, stylish, and compact. Treat this camera well and it could last a while.
--RAW is definitely a plus, and if you care about about taking higher quality photos, shoot in RAW when you can.
--Manual control
--C1 and C2 presets useful. You can save camera settings and recall them when needed.
--Bracketing shots good
--Face recognition is good but it doesn't work as easy as it should
--LCD screen very useful for framing subjects
--Preview exposure. Using the LCD screen, you get some good ideas about the exposure and framing of your photos before taking your shots.
Cons:
--Noise level is a big turn off for me. Shooting above ISO 200 typically causes invites noise issues.
--Some controls/features a little awkward to reach
--12MPs is not really needed. A lot of shots can be taken at lower pixel levels.
Overall, the G9 is a good compact camera. It's a little pricey, so if you decide to get this camera, use it to it's fullest, not just as a simple point-and-shoot.

It isn't easy to learn how to use and requires hours of study to learn how the various buttons work. It does do a very reasonable job as a point and shoot when set in the automatic mode for those who don't feel like using the built in features of this camera. For those who do their own printing, you can use camera RAW which gives you extreme versitiliy in getting the best out of a photograph.
I have both this camera and a Nikon D80. This camera is much easier to take on a trip and you can put it in your pocket if you have to and that is a plus.
I strongly recommend this product for someone that wants quality in their photographs. It also reduces blur from camera shake so that your pictures are sharp even if you move the camera as you press the shutter release

Pros-
1. Very solid camera.
2. Takes excellent Macro shots
3. Raw capabilities
4. Thats about it for the pros
Cons--
1. Expensive. you can buy a SLR cheaper. If size is the issue, try the Nikon d40x
2. Poor image quality. Yes it is a 12mp camera, but mp is not everything.
3. Flash is very weak
4. Video quality is poor. No zoom capabilities
5. Sounds horrible on startup. Lense sounds like its about to break when extended
Well this sums up my honest to god truth. I have always liked Canons G line but this one was such a waste of money. Do not buy!!!!!!!






Cons: I don't like the LCD screen, too grainy. Price. Neck strap.
I was gonna use it as my DSLR backup, but it really is just a good point&shoot. Not ready for a backup for DSLR.
Overall, I have no regret, it's a nice camera.



I expected a great camera but am blown away by the images this little workhorse produces.
Easily the best digital camera I've ever owned.
Perfect 10/10.
