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Canon PowerShot G10
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Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 11:18 am
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Ballintoy Church, North Antrim Coast.



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Like a slide , I love it!


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Attila wrote:
Like a slide , I love it!


Thank you! Very Happy


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http://forum.mflenses.com/tomioka-21mm-f3-5-fujica-st801-fuji-sensia-100-t19514,highlight,%2Bfujica+%2Bst801.html
It did remind me above series!


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That's a great looking building. Nice capture.


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martinsmith99 wrote:
That's a great looking building. Nice capture.


Thank you! Smile


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Dingle, County Kerry, Ireland



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Fantastic. The best of all the G-series Canons, IMO.


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cooltouch wrote:
Fantastic. The best of all the G-series Canons, IMO.


Yes, I think so too. This building was newly painted when I photographed it. I sat on the harbour wall opposite for an hour eating my 'fish 'n chips' waiting for the painters to remove their ladders so I could shoot it. I think it was worth it! Very Happy


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I used owned a G10 when I sold my 350D. It is a good camera and the lens is sharp from wide open and the IS is very effective. I can use it hand-held for some night scene.

Central, Hong Kong


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That is something handheld for night scene!


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Dingle, County Kerry, Ireland



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Lovely. Whats it like in low light? I got rid of my G9 because it was awful.


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philslizzy wrote:
Lovely. Whats it like in low light? I got rid of my G9 because it was awful.


To be honest Phil, I've never used it in low light. I normally use it as a back-up to my DSLR kit or for days out when I don't want to lug a lot of camera equipment around. In fact, I don't think I've taken a shot above ISO400! Embarassed


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It IS a nice camera, I miss the G9 because it had the viewfinder and so many advanced options. I see a lot of the 9 and 10 about, many being used pro or semi-pro.

You have brought out the best of this camera thats for sure. In the right hands it can outdo almost anything.


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philslizzy wrote:
It IS a nice camera, I miss the G9 because it had the viewfinder and so many advanced options. I see a lot of the 9 and 10 about, many being used pro or semi-pro.

You have brought out the best of this camera thats for sure. In the right hands it can outdo almost anything.


Thanks Phil. For anyone interested in the G10, the following article from The Luminious Landscape website would be of interest.

http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/kidding.shtml


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A little over the top comparing the G10 with a Hasselblad. It must have been quite a bit better than a G9 then.


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Gull at Slea Head, County Kerry, Ireland



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You must be very pleased with that gull shot....excellent.


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Good back up camera with excellent control. To many pixels on small sensor, little bit a noisy, at list with my one. Conclusion - it can't substitute dSLRs, but better then most point-and-shot cameras.
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