Used Canon PowerShot G1 X  Digital Camera

  • Compact Digital
  • 1 Inch sensor
Sale price£369.00
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Condition report

Checked in Harrogate
Our notes

Excellent condition, showing little signs of use, perfroms flawlessly.

Testing
Fully tested
Warranty
12 months
In the box
Case/Charger/lens Cap
Inside the Bass & Bligh shop on Beulah Street, Harrogate Open Mon–Sat, 9:30am–5pm

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The details

At a glance: Canon PowerShot G1 X - 14.3MP large-sensor (1.5-inch) enthusiast compact, 2012.

About this camera

The Canon PowerShot G1 X is a 2012 enthusiast-tier compact camera - 14.3MP 1.5-inch sensor (much larger than typical compact sensors), 4x optical zoom, full manual controls, hot shoe. An early attempt at bridging the enthusiast-compact and interchangeable-lens gap with a large-sensor fixed-lens camera.

Build & handling

Type Enthusiast large-sensor compact
Sensor 14.3 megapixel 1.5-inch CMOS (~50% larger than 1-inch)
Lens 4x optical zoom (equiv. 28-112mm), f/2.8-5.8
Image stabilisation IS
Video 1080p at 24fps
Screen 3.0-inch vari-angle LCD
Viewfinder Optical (separate from lens - parallax)
Weight 534g

Works with

  • Uses SD card storage
  • Compatible with Canon Speedlite flashes via hot shoe
  • Threaded filter adapter available

Best for

A historically notable compact - the 1.5-inch sensor was dramatically larger than typical compacts of the era, giving notably better image quality. A heavy camera for a compact (534g), and the 28-112mm zoom range is limiting, but for photographers who specifically wanted DSLR-like image quality in a fixed-lens camera the G1 X was attractive.

Frequently asked questions

How does the 1.5-inch sensor compare to APS-C or full-frame?

1.5-inch is between 1-inch and APS-C - larger than typical compacts (better image quality, shallower DOF) but smaller than APS-C. Gives noticeably better low-light performance than 1/2.3" or 1/1.7" compacts.

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