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Featured Review: Canon PowerShot G10

by cgarrard (Professional)

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Nikon sent us their new 13.5-megapixel Coolpix P6000 for review. Below you’ll find a short preview of the P6000, including studio sample photos and short unboxing video.

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The first digital Leica compact camera with system character

Leica will be introducing the D-Lux 4 at Photokina 2008. The D-Lux 4 is a premium compact digital camera featuring a new 10-megapixel sensor with more light-sensitive area on each pixel, a 24 - 60mm (35mm equivalent) wide-angle optical zoom lens, and RAW shooting capability. Leica and Panasonic have had a partnership for quite a while now and the D-Lux 4 is their version of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3 that was recently announced, with a couple of exceptions. Leica has their own proprietary JPEG processing and their cameras are styled very differently. And yeah - they also cost more.
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Canon PowerShot G10 - Pro At Last?

Canon’s latest G-Series is a sexy, 14.7-megapixel high-end compact digital camera. Looking more like a serious rangefinder than ever, the Canon PowerShot G10 has a 5x wide-angle optical zoom lens (28 - 140mm equivalent) with optical image stabilization, Servo AF auto focus, DIGIC 4 image processing, RAW shooting, and a 3-inch LCD display. Canon also claims better noise reduction, which should mean better image quality at higher ISO settings, making faster shutter speeds possible as well as improving low-light photography.
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2008 is shaping up to be the year that compact cameras got their mojo back. Technically it started with the Canon PowerShot G9 and the “Return of RAW” in late 2007. And 2008 has seen several new digital camera announcements that aspire to pack DSLR-like photographic control and image quality into normal-sized pockets. Among the contenders so far are the aforementioned Canon G9, Sigma’s DP1, Ricoh’s GX200, and now the long-awaited evolution of Panasonic’s LX-series, the LX3. There are also rumors of a RAW-capable Nikon P6000 to be released in August. All this with Photokina 2008 just around the corner!

There was some question about whether we would ever see an LX3. As a loving Panasonic Lumix LX1 owner looking to upgrade, I was particularly interested in this week’s announcement. What kind of heritage will be established by the next generation LX digital camera? As usual the announcement is filled with flowery promises of photographic nirvana, so let’s see what we can expect by reading between the lines of Panny’s LX3 press release.
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