Capture more than just photos with G7 X

People say a picture is a worth a thousand words. They missed out “a good picture”. Say hello to Canon PowerShot G7 X

No photo is more painful than a blur one — Nothing is more lasting than photos, so make sure you do a good job capturing your best moments!

There are little things as precious as memories. In the new age where we take and delete photos without thinking, we stopped trying to take the perfect photo to be developed and washed. When was the last time you developed a selfie?

I don’t know about you but I love holding a photograph in my hands and hanging it up. But I realize phone-taken photos are developed very badly and compact cameras turn out the best photos.

Now the question: do you really want to forget what it is like to touch a photograph and smile?

Call in the pros

This is where you must realize not all cameras will perform the way you need them to. For the advanced photographer who likes the brilliance without the bulk, Canon has released a new premium compact camera Canon PowerShot G7 X that promises to be of superb image quality in the class of compact cameras.

Miss no detail

With the newest 4.2x Optical Zoom, you never have to worry about quality lost again. The zoom is powerful enough to capture rain drops on the slate of your traveling bus while perfectly framing the background of mountains behind it.

Lights, camera, snap

My favourite feature would have to be the newly introduced bokeh effect. Nightclub photos will never be the same again. Imagine the ordinary night scene photo but with a dazzling dosage of bokeh. Everything would look so much more beautiful.

Do not lose your focus

There is a new 31-point AF feature that ensures the desired object will always be in focus, due to its new smart accuracy in determining the object. Now you never have to worry that your camera may be shooting the wrong subject.

Canon introduces the Canon PowerShot G7 X, a premium compact camera

DO’s and DON’Ts

DO: Take the same scenery 2-3 times in case one of the photos doesn’t turn out ideal

DO: Make sure the right mode is in for the right setting

DO: Do not take photos of bright sceneries in the shade, it will cause the backlight to be overpowering

To find out more, visit www.canon.com.sg

By Nicole Lee