Any folks out there still using older Powershot G cameras?

[MerchanLobo]

Decided to score a G10 (2008) used a few days ago. Haven't taken it out of the house yet, but it's kind of cool to be able to use external flash on a p&s camera with advanced controls. Here's one of my test shots with an older Vivitar 2000 bounce flash + Wein SafeSync. I was thinking of going for an older model, but I didn't want to deal too much with the difficulty of finding a different memory card other than SD, or issues with finding extra batteries... at least not yet!

[Danny]

Hi, MerchanLobo!

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[cicopo]

I've been using a G 9 as my underwater camera since 2009 but it died after 2 days of diving in 2018. (it had seen a lot of use ). I tried to replace it (at a fair price) but eventually a good deal came up on a G 10 & the underweater housing so I bought it. That died (seller admitted it has been used a lot) this Aug & after some searching I've found a low use G 9 in my price range. It's heading to Cozumel in Jan for more dive photos. This is one of my favorites from the G 9

[ebiggs1]

I use a G1x and a G15. Love'em both.  I take one of them when big cameras are a problem.

[ebiggs1]

Everybody needs a "G" camera whether they know it or not is the question.

[Tronhard]

I have a G1 and a G7, and they both work pefectly (still have the boxes, accessories and packaging to boot).   The G7 is tiny but takes great images

[AuroraR]

Haleakala?

[Tronhard]

Nice try.  

Actually this was taking on the Tongariro Crossing, Tongariro National Park, New Zealand.  The cone in the background is one of the vents of Tongariro, call Mt Nguarahoe.

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@AuroraR wrote:

Haleakala?

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