I assure you, beer was drank by everybody.Greg Beetham wrote:Who had had the few beers Henry? the subjects or the photographer?pretty decent candids from a p&s (even if a top class p&s) just the same.
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I assure you, beer was drank by everybody.Greg Beetham wrote:Who had had the few beers Henry? the subjects or the photographer?pretty decent candids from a p&s (even if a top class p&s) just the same.
I know some people prefer the smaller, lower resolution, tilt/swivel LCD on the G12, but I don't. I like the bigger, higher resolution LCD on the G15 and G16. The G12 LCD added a fair amount of size to the camera so I was happy that the G15/G16 shrank. These days the G7X and RX100II/III have tilting LCDs that seem to add almost nothing to the size of the cameras. I wouldn't mind one of those.bakubo wrote: 4. A 3" 922,000 pixel LCD replaces the G12's 2.8" 461,000 pixel LCD.
The G12 had an articulating LCD, but the G15 does not. I am rather happy about this change because I rarely use the tilt/swivel LCD of my other cameras and for a carry everywhere camera I value the size/weight savings much more than the tilt/swivel convenience for the rare times I would use it on this sort of camera.
Huh?classiccameras wrote:I would not want any more features or diffent lens or any more bells and whistles as its just fine as it is.
This camera takes seriously good pictures and has an excellent lens, my only gripe is the OVF. This area needs improving as Fuji did with their X 20 and 30 cameras.
Pete, I have never used it, but the G16 has a sophisticated Smart AUTO setting. Scroll down to that section here for some info:classiccameras wrote:I use the G-16 just now and again so I am still not fully familiar with all its potential. My wife uses it all the time and she has asked, is there a programme/setting she can use for taking landscapes with out having to make loads of adjustments, something similar to the Olympus dedicated landscape mode for point and shoot users!
Any suggestions would be good.
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