DxOMark published their Canon PowerShot G9 X sensor review and test results. The digital compact camera is currently priced for $429 at Amazon | B&H | Adorama stores.
Canon PowerShot G9 X sensor review shows the camera achieved a score of 63 points. It is 8 points lower than the Powershot G7 X model.
According to DxOMark, the entry-level compact has a score of 21.5 bits for color sensitivity, a good 12.3 EV for dynamic range at base ISO. It provides a respectable low-light ISO score of 495 ISO. This is more-or-less of negligible comparison with the BSI sensor in the G7 X.
Canon PowerShot G9 X Camera Gets DxOMarked
From DxOMark Conclusion :
Canon’s G-series models offer class-leading performance. Canon has introduced different classes of G-series cameras. Now we make the choice more complicated. Still aimed at the enthusiast, the G9 X is an entry-level model. It has a decent enough sensor, but it’s not quite in the same class as the BSI sensor found in the G7 X and the rival Sony RX100 IV. It also lacks some other high-end features found on both of those two models. Most notably the wider 24mm equivalent field of view and faster maximum aperture at the longer end of the zoom range. The Sony can even boast a built-in electronic viewfinder. The PowerShot G9 X is aimed at a slightly different sub-set, and remains attractive for its small form factor and balance of performance and price.
What’s new on the new Canon Powershot G5 X and Powershot G9 X cameras. Is it worth to buy these models?
You can watch the hands-on videos and find out the answers. See the official announcement, G9 X vs RX100 IV comparison, G5 X vs G9 X comparison and G5 X vs G7 X comparison.
