pacnwhobbyist

I've had the G5X for only a couple of days now, so consider this a working review to which I will add updates as I spend more time with it. However, I think I've used it enough to get a good idea ...

I would say that the target market isn't going to pixel peep enough to notice the difference between the two. 16MP is more than plenty resolution for most needs. It really comes down to the glass,...

Probably not much change.

Those are some really wonderful shots. Thanks for sharing.

Maybe then you can take this person to school and show them how it's really done?

I would look at the Nikon Coolpix P7800. It's a larger camera and doesn't have as big of a sensor as the G7X (but still larger than the one in your SX710). It also doesn't have a touch screen or ...

I hate the photos that the iPhone 6s Plus produces so much, I am considering going back to the original 6 plus. So much better IQ in every way.

On the other hand, you would think that they would proof read an official press release before issuing it.

I went back and looked at the display model photos - examining the control layout and I have to say it offers some really unique direct controls. For instance I've never seen another camera that...

Between now and 2020 there will come an iPhone with a large sensor and a zoom lens. When something like that hits market, every traditional camera in its price range will go down the drain leaving ...

Very nice. Thank you for sharing. My G5X is on its way. Can't wait to start using it.

The ones I have gotten from Adorama have a certificate saying it was inspected by Nikon.

If you have two bad experiences in a row, it makes you rather skittish about buying it again. As I said in my original post, I don't doubt that there are lots of people that use Nikon refurb dslrs ...

KEH is great. I've bought gear from then before and have never had an issue. They also run some great sales so you can get some killer deals on lightly used equipment.

Just to clarify..both refurbs were bought through Adorama. Who have been more than gracious about taking the cameras back. So it's not like I bought them through some sort of questionable third ...

You have to wonder, in retrospect, if that "ditch the dslr" offer they were running was a way to offload excess inventory before closing down.

Pardon my ignorance but how can you tell the number of shutter actuations on a refurb?

So here goes: Nikon D3300 bought refurbished last summer. SD card reader went bad on it after just a week of use. Then I bought a Nikon D3300 new and had no issues with that whatsoever. Tried out ...

Henry - I mean this in a totally objective way - but this is probably good news for B&H.

What does that have to do with this camera?