Rating 4.3 65 reviews
Manufacturer: Canon
Rates Direct Shopping
13 years ago

With plenty of direct access buttons and dials, this camera is clearly aimed at the advanced photographer, making changing settings quick and easy.
Pros:
  • Direct dials and buttons Sleeker body than G12 Great f/1.8 lens
Cons:
  • No touchscreen No articulating screen Poor viewfinder
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Tech2
13 years ago

Canon PowerShot G15 Review

Canon's PowerShot G-series of compact digital cameras has everything it takes to bring smiles to enthusiasts. Tough build, brilliant optics, lots of external controls and stellar performance are only a few of the many great things about the cameras belonging to the series.
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Review guidelines
13 years ago

Canon PowerShot G15 Camera: Review

The Canon PowerShot G15 is a very good compact camera with good standard features that help attract the attention of both expert users to novice users. One of the most interesting features of the camera is definitely the front ring that gives you quick access to various modes of use.
Pros:
  • Intelligent IS, 5x optical zoom with wide-angle lens, front control dial, RAW Multi Aspect, Smart Auto to 58 scenes
  • Full HD 1080p
  • DIGIC 5
  • Wide opening on all zoom, manual control aperture and shutter speed, ND filter, HS System, mini-HDMI port
  • HDR Mode, Display 3-inch PureColor II G, High-speed...
Cons:
  • Battery Pack
  • Price
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Tech Advisor
13 years ago

Canon PowerShot G15 review

As with previous G series PowerShots, whilst quality is not an exact match, the G15 will appeal most greatly to existing DSLR owners looking for a smaller backup for those shoot-from-the-hip photo opportunities.
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Macworld UK
13 years ago

Canon PowerShot G15 review

Like a Canon EOS DSLR without a lens mount is a good way to think of the manufacturer's high-end PowerShot, the G15 . It sports a similar rock solid build – here aluminium – and control layout to an EOS camera, but is of course more compact.
Pros:
  • Built-to-last aluminium construction
  • solid feature set
  • optical viewfinder
  • 5x optical zoom usable during capture of video and stills
  • manual top plate dials
  • pop-up flash
Cons:
  • LCD screen is fixed
  • bulkier overall than all but Nikon's P7700
  • pricey given that a DSLR could be bought for even its lower street price around £440
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Newegg
13 years ago

Great Mid Sized Camera

I like this camera because it's familiar to my DSLR's from canon, is rather effective in low light conditions, maintains good battery life and also contains many options like panoramic mode and high frame capture mode.
Pros:
  • High frame rate capture in good light Great handling of low light conditions Much lighter than a DSLR
  • heavier than a point & shoot Plenty of manual override options Great auto options Panoramix mode Good/excellent battery life Scene modes are helpful and easy if you've owned canon cameras before...
Cons:
  • Slower then desired zoom in / out mechanism (same speed as point & shoot) Would be nice to have more lens options Would have been better if it shipped with a memory card
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Abes of Maine
13 years ago

Just wish it had a bigger sensor

Love this as a &quot;carry around.&quot;<br />Sturdy build, nice screen, wonderful, fast 1.8 lens.<br />I just wish it had a larger sensor, but I'm guessing if it did Canon would be selling less G1Xes.
Pros:
  • Fast/accurate auto-focus
  • Fast lens
  • Good in Low Light
  • Has a viewfinder
  • Nice Body Color
  • Short Lag Time
  • Small / Compact
Cons:
  • Small Sensor
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PC Advisor
13 years ago

Canon PowerShot G15 review

The G15 will appeal most greatly to existing DSLR owners looking for a smaller backup for those shoot-from-the-hip photo opportunities. Read our Canon PowerShot G15 review to find out more.
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Digital Arts
13 years ago

Canon PowerShot G15 review

A good way to think of of Canon's PowerShot G15 is like an EOS digital SLR without a lens mount. It sports a similar rock-solid build – here aluminium – and control layout to an EOS camera, but is of course more compact.
Pros:
  • Built-to-last aluminium construction
  • Solid feature set
  • Optical viewfinder
  • 5x optical zoom usable during capture of video and stills
  • Manual top plate dials
  • Pop-up flash
Cons:
  • LCD screen is fixed
  • Bulky
  • Pricey given that a digital SLR could be bought for the same price
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staples.com
12 years ago

G15 a Winner

Excellent successor to the Canon G12: faster lens, better screen, faster AF, smaller and lighter.
Pros:
  • Fast/accurate auto-focus
  • Good Image Quality
  • Good Image Stabilization
  • Good in Low Light
  • Great Zoom
  • Large Clear LCD
  • Nice Body Color
  • Small / Compact
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