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Canon G10 out

Whilst I’m still fiddling with my G7, Canon has meanwhile released the G10, with a whopping yet pointless 14,7 million Pixels.

More interesting is the rearrangement of dials, with a combined ISO / Mode dial, and a new dedicated exposure adjustment dial. I’d really be interested to know the quality of exposures beyond 400 ISO, which are dismal with the G7. The “black” look is really cool.

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  Welcome to Irakli West's personal pages on the Web. I am Danish, live close to Munich in Germany, and run FWnetz, an online magazine and training resource for firefighters. In real life, I am Regional Manager Northern Europe for Paratech and currently training to become a specialist in Urban Search and Rescue as well as Heavy Rescue (it's fun, challenging and serves a good purpose)

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