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When it comes to the imaging pipeline, the G7X III uses a new 20.1 megapixel 1.0-inch stacked CMOS sensor which is coupled to Canon's DIGIC 8 processor (an upgrade over the DIGIC 7-powered G7X Mark II). That stacked CMOS sensor is another improvement over the Mark II iteration of the camera, enabling enhanced performance features, such as full-res 20 frames-per-second bursts in high speed shooting mode (using fixed focus, one-shot AF mode).
An even faster 30 fps RAW-only burst mode is available, and a pre-record feature has also been added, allowing you to start capture about half a second before the shutter button is fully pressed, with about 2-3 seconds of total image capture time before the buffer fills.
The 20 and 30 fps burst modes are a dramatic increase in performance over the Mark II, which maxed out at just 8 fps in single-shot AF mode. With the new DIGIC 8 processor and thanks to the stacked sensor design, the G7X Mark III can now exceed the Mark II's top burst rate while using Servo AF mode, at 8.3fps, according to Canon's specifications. Support for Canon's newer compressed RAW (C-RAW) .CR3 format has also been included.
Buffer depths are generous, too. Canon claims 89 C-RAW, 55 RAW or 118 JPEG frames in 20 fps mode, and up to 70 frames in 30 fps RAW burst mode.
The G7 X III uses a 3.0-inch tilting touchscreen TFT LCD that offers 1.04-million dots of resolution and approximately 100% field of view coverage.
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The G7 X Mark III also features an electronic shutter speed of up to 1/25,600s in Tv, M and Manual Movie modes (mechanical shutter speed maxes-out at 1/2000s), and a maximum native ISO of 12,800 (expandable to 25,600). Canon has also added an in-camera panoramic photo feature, and made improvements to the Star Mode. You can now shoot star trails with an electronic shutter that will result in very little vibration in the camera, and star time-lapse is also available for capture and export in-camera at 4K resolution.
Canon has also added focus bracketing, a feature found on the EOS RP. The user interface on the G7X III has also been improved, with a focus on making the camera function more like EOS cameras than ever before.
As nice as these still image improvements are, Canon's stated main focus of advancement on the G7X III was video performance, stating "really high-end video capabilities from a small compact camera." In fact, they are "calling all YouTube creators" to their "next-generation vlogging camera."
That video performance includes 4K UHD video capture at 30p, HDR movie capture, 1080p120 slow motion, and no crop at any resolution on the aforementioned 1-inch sensor. These video enhancements greatly improve on the max 1080p60 of the previous generation, though it is worth noting that the G7X Mark III's 4K has no 24p option. Continuous video recording is limited to 9 minutes, 59 seconds for 4K, 7:29 for Full HD at 120fps, or 29:59 for the remaining Full HD and HD recording options.
Canon has also added 4K frame grabs exported as JPEGs, a feature akin to Panasonic's 4K Photo mode. They have also enabled USB-C charging and power delivery on the G7X Mark III, allowing you to continue shooting even when plugged in to an external power source. The camera also features an external mic jack, but no headphone jack. Note that there is no sensor-shift image stabilization on the G7X II, however, the lens does feature optical image stabilization.
The G7X Mark III can also be controlled via Bluetooth, and lets you geotag locations via your mobile device using that connection.
The G7X III seriously differentiates itself from the G5X Mark II and changes the trajectory of its target market when it comes to connected video capabilities. The G7X III introduces direct connection to YouTube using a hotspot or Wi-Fi, allowing for live streaming to YouTube Live from the camera basically from any location. You can also schedule live streams ahead of time on YouTube, and then choose those slotted times directly from the camera. This livestream connectivity is the G7X Mark III's greatest differentiation point from the G5X Mark II, which sees many if not all of the sensor and processor-based improvements the G7X Mark III has received that are mentioned above.
Additionally, while in "selfie mode," you now have a record button located on the LCD itself to make starting and stopping video recording easier (you no longer have to look on the back of the camera as you did in the previous iteration). The G7X Mark III can now also record and playback video in vertical orientation for use on Instagram, etc. You cannot enter YouTube Live in vertical video format, however.
The G7X III offers a single SD slot with UHS-I support. As mentioned above, the Canon G7X III does include a 3.5mm stereo mic input, but no headphone jack. Additional wired connectivity options include USB Type C (with Power Delivery) and a Type D Micro HDMI port. Wireless features include Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
When it comes to battery life, the G7X III is powered by a NB-13L lithium ion battery pack, which is the same rechargeable battery as the previous model. According to CIPA battery ratings, the estimated battery life is slightly less than the predecessor, at approximately 235 shots or ~320 shots in ECO Mode. The G7X II, on the other hand, was rated at approximately 265 shots (or ~355 shots using ECO Mode).
Model Name: | Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark III |
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Prices: | Compare Prices |
Manufacturer URL: | Manufacturer website |
Predecessor: | Canon G7X Mark II G7X Mark II vs G7X Mark III |
Successor: | |
General | |
Model Number: | G7X Mark III |
Alternate Model Number(s): | G7X III |
Camera Format: | Compact |
Currently Manufactured: | Yes |
Retail Price: | $749.99 |
Street Price: | $749.00 |
Date Available: | 2019-08-05 |
Tripod Mount: | Yes |
Weight: | 10.7 oz (304 g) includes batteries |
Size: | 4.1 x 2.4 x 1.6 in. (105 x 61 x 41 mm) |
Waterproof: | No |
Waterproof Depth: | n/a |
Image Sensor | |
Sensor Type: | CMOS |
Sensor Manufacturer: | Sony |
Effective Megapixels: | 20.2 |
Sensor Format: | 1 inch |
Sensor size: | 116.16mm2 (13.20mm x 8.80mm) |
Approximate Pixel Pitch: | 2.41 microns |
Focal Length Multiplier: | 2.7x |
Aspect Ratio: | 3:2 |
Color Filter Type: | RGBG |
Anti Aliasing Filter: | Fixed |
Self-Cleaning: | No |
Sensor shift image stabilization: | No |
On-Sensor Phase Detect: | No |
DxO Sensor Score: | |
DxO Color Depth Score (bits): | |
DxO Dynamic Range Score (evs): | |
DxO Maximum Effective ISO Score (iso): | |
Image Capture | |
Image Resolution: | 5472 x 3648 (20.0 MP, 3:2), 3648 x 2432 (8.9 MP, 3:2), 2736 x 1824 (5.0 MP, 3:2), 2400 x 1600 (3.8 MP, 3:2), 5472 x 3072 (16.8 MP, 16:9), 3648 x 2048 (7.5 MP, 16:9), 2736 x 1536 (4.2 MP, 16:9), 2400 x 1344 (3.2 MP, Other), 4864 x 3648 (17.7 MP, 4:3), 3248 x 2432 (7.9 MP, Other), 2432 x 1824 (4.4 MP, 4:3), 2112 x 1600 (3.4 MP, Other), 3648 x 3648 (13.3 MP, 1:1), 2432 x 2432 (5.9 MP, 1:1), 1824 x 1824 (3.3 MP, 1:1), 1600 x 1600 (2.6 MP, 1:1), 26064 x 2560 (66.7 MP, Other), 3840 x 16000 (61.4 MP, Other) |
Image File Format: | JPEG (EXIF 2.31), RAW/C-RAW (.CR3), RAW+JPEG, C-RAW+JPEG |
Continuous-mode frames/second: | 20.0 |
Video Capture | |
Can take movies: | Yes |
Movie Resolution: | 3840x2160 (30p/?25p) 1920x1080 (120p/?100p/?60p/?50p/?30p/?25p) 1280x720 (60p/?50p) |
Movie File Format: | MP4 (Image: MPEG-4 AVC/H.264; Audio: MPEG-4 AAC-LC (Stereo)) |
Composite Video Out: | No |
NTSC/PAL Switchable Video: | n/a |
Video Usable as Viewfinder: | n/a |
HD Video Out: | Yes |
HD Video Connection: | HDMI |
Lens & Optics | |
Lens Mount: | n/a |
Lens: | Canon Zoom Lens |
Focal Length (35mm equivalent): | 24 - 100mm |
Focal Length (actual): | 8.8 - 36.8mm |
Zoom Ratio: | 4.20x |
Aperture Range: | f/1.8 (W) / f2.8 (T) - f/11, with 9-blade aperture; ND Filter (3-stop) On / Auto / Off |
Integrated ND Filter: | Yes |
Normal Focus Range: | 5 cm to Infinity 2.0 in to Infinity |
Macro Focus Range: | 5 - 50 cm 2.0 - 19.7 in |
Filter Thread: | n/a |
Thread Type: | n/a |
Optical Image Stabilization: | Yes |
Digital Zoom: | Yes |
Digital Zoom Values: | Up to 4x |
Auto Focus | |
Auto Focus: | Yes |
Auto Focus Type: | Contrast Detect AF with Face Detection: AiAF (31-point, Face Detection or Touch AF with Object and Face Select and Track), 1-point AF (any position is available or fixed center) |
Auto Focus Assist Light? | Yes |
Manual Focus: | Yes |
Viewfinder | |
Viewfinder: | No / LCD |
Viewfinder Type: | |
Focus Peaking: | Yes |
EVF Resolution: | n/a |
Viewfinder Magnification (35mm equivalent): | |
Viewfinder Magnification (nominal/claimed): | |
Display | |
Eye-level Viewfinder: | No |
Rear Display: | Yes |
Rear Display Size (inches): | 3.0 |
Rear Display Resolution: | 1,040,000 dots (345,600 px) |
Touchscreen: | Yes |
Articulating Screen: | Yes |
Tilt Swivel Screen: | No |
Selfie Screen: | Yes |
Max Playback Zoom: | 10.0x |
Top Deck Display: | No |
Exposure | |
Maximum ISO (native): | 12800 |
Minimum ISO (native): | 125 |
ISO Settings: | Auto (max: 400 to 12800), ISO 125-12800 in 1/3 EV steps, expandable to ISO 25600 |
Auto ISO Mode: | Yes |
White Balance Settings: | Auto (Ambience and White Priority), Daylight, Cloudy, Tungsten, White Fluorescent, Fluorescent Light, Flash, Color Temperature, Custom |
Shutter Speed Range: | 1/25600 - 30 sec |
Bulb Mode: | Yes |
Exposure Compensation: | +/- 3.0EV in 0.3EV steps |
Metering Modes: | Evaluative (linked to Face Detection AF frame), Centre-weighted average, Spot |
Program Auto Exposure: | Yes |
Aperture Priority: | Yes |
Shutter Priority: | Yes |
Full Manual Exposure: | Yes |
Creative Exposure Modes: | Self Portrait, Portrait, Panning, Star Portrait, Star Nightscape, Star Trails, Star Time-Lapse Movie, Handheld Night Scene, High Dynamic Range, Fish-eye Effect, Art Bold Effect, Water Painting Effect, Miniature Effect, Toy Camera Effect, Background Defocus, Soft Focus, Grainy B/W, Fireworks, Standard Movie, Short Clip, Manual Movie, Time-Lapse Movie, iFrame Movie, Panoramic Shot |
Self Timer: | 2, 10, custom (0-30s, 1-10 shots) seconds |
Time Lapse (intervalometer): | |
High Resolution Composite: | No |
Flash | |
Built-in Flash: | Yes |
Flash Modes: | Auto, Flash On, Slow Synchro, Flash Off |
Flash Guide Number (ISO 100): | n/a |
Flash Range Description: | Auto ISO: 1.6 ft. (50 cm) - 23 ft. (7.0 m) (W), 1.3 ft. (40 cm) - 13 ft. (4.0 m) (T) |
Max Flash Sync: | 1/2000 |
Flash Exposure Compensation: | +/- 2.0 EV in 0.3EV steps |
External Flash Connection: | n/a |
Built-In Wireless Flash Control: | No |
Image Storage | |
Usable Memory Types: | SD / SDHC / SDXC |
UHS Support: | UHS-I |
Other Memory: | |
Dual Card Slots: | No |
RAW Capture Support: | Yes |
Uncompressed Format: | RAW/C-RAW (.CR3), RAW+JPEG, C-RAW+JPEG |
Movie File Format: | MP4 (Image: MPEG-4 AVC/H.264; Audio: MPEG-4 AAC-LC (Stereo)) |
Included Memory: | No memory included |
Included Memory Type: | |
Connectivity | |
Built-In Wi-Fi: | Yes |
NFC: | No |
Bluetooth: | Yes |
Built-In GPS: | No |
Microphone Jack: | Yes |
Headphone Jack: | No |
External Connections: | USB 2.0 High Speed,Bluetooth,WiFi |
PictBridge Compliant: | Yes |
DPOF Compliant: | Yes |
Remote Control: | Yes |
Remote Control Type: | Via Wi-Fi/Bluetooth |
Connections (extended): | USB-C, Micro (Type D) HDMI, 3.5mm external mic jack |
Performance Timing | |
Cycle time for JPEG shooting in single shot mode (seconds per frame, max resolution): | |
Cycle time for RAW shooting in single shot mode (seconds per frame): | |
Buffer size for RAW shooting in single shot mode (frames): | |
Cycle time for RAW+JPEG shooting in single shot mode (seconds per shot): | |
Camera penalizes early shutter press? | |
JPEG shooting speed in burst mode (fps, max resolution): | 20.0 |
Buffer size for JPEG shooting in burst mode (frames, max resolution): | 118 |
RAW shooting speed in burst mode (fps): | 30.0 |
Buffer size for RAW shooting in burst mode (frames): | 70 |
RAW+JPEG shooting speed in burst mode (fps): | 20.0 |
Buffer Size for RAW+JPEG shooting in burst mode (frames): | |
Shutter lag (full AF, wide/mid): | |
Shutter lag (full AF, tele): | |
Shutter lag (full AF, live view - DSLR): | |
Shutter lag (prefocused, live view - DSLR): | |
Shutter Lag (manual focus): | |
Shutter lag (full AF, with flash): | |
Shutter Lag (prefocused): | |
Shutter Lag (notes): | |
Startup Time: | |
Play -> Record Time: | |
Flash cycle time, full power: | |
Power | |
Battery Life, Stills (CIPA Rating Monitor/Live View): | 235 shots |
Battery Life, Still (CIPA Rating OVF/EVF): | |
Battery Life, Video: | |
Battery Form Factor: | Proprietary NB-13L |
Usable Battery Types: | Lithium-ion rechargeable |
Batteries Included: | 1 x Proprietary NB-13L Lithium-ion rechargeable |
Battery Charger Included (dedicated charger or AC/USB adapter): | Yes |
Dedicated Battery Charger Included: | Yes |
Internal Charging Supported: | Yes |