Sony NEX5 Panasonic GF2 and Canon G11 Which is better compared to why

The first two are mirrorless,The picture quality is definitely better than G11,Nex5The size is the smallest,But the lens is not small,It's no problem to put it in a travel bag,But if you want to put it in a handbag, these are not good,The one that best meets your requirements is Panasonic LX3 or LX5。

G11, the other two monoelectric have requirements for the lens, although it is much more portable than the SLR, it is still not good to put it in a handbag.

Hello, I have used all of these cameras. NEX5 is not recommended to buy, although the picture quality is acceptable, but the accessories are expensive, not to mention, and it is difficult to buy and incomplete. I didn't get any high-power flashing lights.

And it's about the same size as a small SLR, and the weight is about the same, which doesn't meet your requirements. Panasonic GF2 is a camera that was only released on November 4 this year, according to the current situation, one is not easy to buy, and the other is that there is still room for price reduction, so for you who are not too demanding, there is no need to spend this unjust money. So in the end, I recommend G11, or G12 (of course, it is a lot more expensive).

The F3 can be equipped with an optional 18-200 lens, which can achieve a one-shot world!!

5R will be the first to be released in the UK on August 28th!! The domestic should be on sale in mid-September, and the personal estimate is that the price is around 4500 yuan!! If the landlord has a good budget, he can also wait for 5r!!

Try Sony's new 16-megapixel CMOS processor!!

In August, Hong Kong travel is to use F3, the night effect is still good, but the price reduction is too fast, in mid-August in Hong Kong to buy the equivalent of RMB 3910, the store is not less. As a result, it was only 3500 when I returned to China, and I was dizzy.

The G15 is a normal consumer DC, which belongs to the professional grade, and the sensor size: (1 inch;

The G1X is also professional consumer grade, but the sensor size: , is positioned with"Ignore micro-mirrors"level.

The Sony NEX-5N is a true mirrorless sensor with an Exmor APS HD CMOS sensor that uses the same sensor as a DSLR.

So, in terms of performance, the Sony NEX-5N >G1X>G15.

In terms of portability, it's just the opposite: the G15>G1X> Sony NEX-5N.

So, it depends on your needs.

One more thing, the Sony NEX-5N is a true mirrorless and can be swapped out of the lens, while the Canon G1X and Canon G15 are not.

The area of the Canon G15 sensor is a bit smaller. There may be a **Canon mirrorless release soon.

Well, first of all, you have to make sure that you are comparing two card machines, a 43 system and a half-format machine. In terms of imaging performance alone, the Milkshake 5 definitely has an absolute advantage, with the GF2 in the back, and finally the two cards.

G12?,If you look at this machine alone,Its performance is really good,It belongs to the kind of all-round card,More suitable for SLR standby。

The G12's handling and feel are the first in this. But compared with these models, it has advantages and disadvantages.

LX5, as the upstairs expert has already said, my own summary of its characteristics is that the camera is good at shooting landscapes, and the lens quality is better than other models.

The feel of the LX5 is similar to that of the G12, as they are both more mature models developed by the manufacturer and have good ergonomics.

GF2,How to say it,It's a model that fuses milkshake5 and small cards,Its high-sensitivity picture quality is better than that of small cards,The quality of the matching biscuit head is very good,And its development is relatively mature,The feel should be between G12 and LX5,Good handling。 If you choose the biscuit head as its companion lens, then this GF2 is the right choice for you.

Milkshake 5, excellent picture quality, especially high-sensitivity imaging, better than entry-level SLR, if you pay great attention to night scene image quality, please rest assured to choose this machine. Although the picture quality is excellent, its handling and feel are very bad, and its quick response ability will be greatly reduced due to the lack of buttons on the body.

To sum up the above, if you don't have too high requirements for high-sensitivity imaging, and you are not using it for professional backup use, LX5 is the best choice. If you have certain requirements for high sensitivity, choose GF2.

There are equipment questions and no questions to answer.

Playing the camera for 5 years at this level? Just copying a bunch of parameters, do you want to face the "top Leica lens"? Pixel height doesn't make sense? The invincible rabbit 2100w pixels are all waste? You're so shameless.

I won't repeat it anymore, I'm upstairs i0love0ask is completely right, I'll say it's still the same set.