Do You Think We’re Ever Going to See The Canon G1x Mk IV?

There is one compact camera that I constantly find myself drooling over. That camera is the Canon G1x Mk III. Somehow or another, Canon made an almost perfect high-end compact camera. But in typical Canon ways of old, they found a way to slap consumers in the face.

I look at it all the time on eBay. Many times I've almost pulled the trigger. But I didn't. There are a fair amount of solid luxury compact cameras on the market. But if the Canon G1x Mk IV ever comes, it could wipe the floor with the competition. .

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2021-1-31 14:00

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