Canon PowerShot G10 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: A polished, pocketable performer that offers a high degree of manual control, along with good performance and easy operation.

Verdict: Canon's PowerShot G10 is a polished, pocketable performer that offers a high degree of manual control, along with good performance and easy operation. Sure, it does some things better than others, but we think overall, it does an excellent job. The ...

Review summary: Canon releases firmware version 1.0.2.0 for the PowerShot G10 digital camera. This update corrects a phenomenon when RAW images are captured by continuous shooting under the ISO 1600 setting, abnormal data is recorded and a magenta cast appears in the ...

Review summary: The Canon Powershot G10 has 14.7 megapixels and a wide angle, 5x optical zoom lens. It is one of the most...

Pros: Picture quality - build quality - features - LCD screen - lay out of controls

Cons: Shutter delay times could be better

Verdict: The Canon Powershot G10 is not cheap, but in my opinion it lives up to its price tag. It offers that bit extra all round when compared to other models. If you are serious about photography and would like a camera with SLR features, but without the ...

Review summary: We take the mighty G10 to two different coasts for the ultimate photographic expedition. Does it live up to all the hype? Read our full Canon PowerShot G10 review here, complete with an extensive selection of image samples.

Pros: Great image quality. Awesome architecture and build. Full gamut of features.

Cons: Image quality fell a few inches short of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3. Canon should have capped the PowerShot G10 at 10-megapixels.

Verdict: Dials abound on this camera. The Canon PowerShot G10 is equipped with a mode dial that rests atop an ISO dial, a configuration that resembles a two-layer cake. We loved the instant gratification of shifting to a particular ISO level right after ...

Review summary: Way back when, before DSLRs became affordable, compacts were the only option for enthusiast snappers who wanted to join the digital revolution.

Pros: Enthusiasts and DSLR owners will love the raw shooting option, and image quality from both raw and JPEG files is very high at low ISOs settings. Sharp and really versatile 28-140mm (equivalent) lens with built-in image stabilisation for shake-free ...

Cons: 14.7 million pixels is enough for an A2 sized print - do you really need this much resolution? Fewer pixels might have improved noise levels at high ISO settings. The G10's angular, blocky body isn't particularly 'compact'. 350g is quite heavy for a ...