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Canon PowerShot G16 12.1MP Digital Camera - Black
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Price:
US $385.00
ApproximatelyAU $601.37
+ $77.36 postage
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14-day returns. Buyer pays for return postage. If you use an eBay postage label, it will be deducted from your refund amount.
Condition:
Barely discernible. OEM Battery. Original Instructions. Original Box. Neck Strap.
- Buy It NowCanon PowerShot G16 12.1MP Digital Camera with Charger and Battery - Black Mint
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Product Information
Capture unique photos on your vacation to share with your family with the Canon PowerShot Bridge Camera. The Canon camera features 12.1-megapixel resolution for enhanced image quality. Equipped with 5x optical zoom, it is ideal for snapping pictures of objects at a distance. An HDMI port is built into the camera, so you can show off your pictures to friends and family on the big screen. Take clear photos with this Canon PowerShot Bridge Camera.Product Identifiers
BrandCanon
MPN8406B001
UPC0013803229820
ModelG16
eBay Product ID (ePID)170289377
Product Key Features
Digital Zoom4x
ColorBlack
Battery TypeLithium-Ion
ConnectivityHDMI
FeaturesDigital Zoom, Image Stabilization
SeriesCanon PowerShot
TypeBridge
Optical Zoom5x
Dimensions
Depth1.6in
Height3in
Width4.3in
Item Weight12.56 Oz.
Additional Product Features
Light SensitivityAuto, 80-12800
Display TypeLCD
Sensor TypeCmos
Sensor Resolution12.1MP
Max Video Resolution1920x1080
Additional FeaturesDigital Zoom, Image Stabilization
Display Size3in
Still Image FormatRaw + JPEG
Exterior ColorBlack
Screen Size3.0"in
Camera TypeBridge
Maximum Resolution12.1MP
Viewfinder TypeOptical
Supported Flash MemorySDHC Memory Card, SDXC Memory Card, SD Memory Card
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- 16 Jun, 2016Top favourable review
Compact low light superstar is easy to use
I was looking for something about $300 used, and I couldn't afford lenses and such. I've had quite a few cameras, and here are my priorities: 1. Fast lens, good noise processor, relatively large sensor, anti-shake= good available light and flash performance under difficult conditions 2. Wide to low-telephoto range (what is most often used except for sports). 3. Logical, easy to use controls, not buried-in-the-menu 4. Easy for big hands to hold and control 5. Megapixels don't matter--I'm not blowing up to poster size, and greater megapixels reduce low light performance 6. Responsive (not slow) performance 7. Relatively sturdy (more metal than plastic), although dust and water proofing not required 8. Everything I need, except for a more powerful external flash, is built in, to reduce the amount of stuff to carry around 9. Better-than-snapshot photos, more like film performance I've been disappointed in the past in the above areas with other models. There have been some compromises--after all, it's a $500 camera in a smaller format. It's surprising the amount of control that you do have. But it appears that Canon deliberately crippled the camera's interfacing with Speedlites--almost no camera control/display over external Canon flashes. Otherwise, this camera is trampling on low end digital mirrorless territory. The pop up flash is surprisingly good--most of the time it is all you have to have, although you don't have much control, and fill flash is problematic. Nissin has an I40C flash that is nearly ideal, unless you need a master. It also works well as a slave to my 550ex. The camera is not compatible with Canon's 600ex series radio flash system, just the 550ex series IR controls, so Canon's IR controller works best if you need a master flash on the camera. The Canon Speedlites are either too limiting or way too heavy to shoe mount. The big Speedlites work fine in a frame with a cord, but now you've got all this junk to carry... I know I'm focussing a lot on Speedlites here, but that's because the camera's interface with them is the biggest weakness in the camera. Yeah, I know there's a certain Sony that is similar and technically takes photos a little bit better, but I hate its control system, its slower lens, and the extra $100 in cost. Or you could step up to one of the compact full-size (or nearly full size) sensor camera, but they are a LOT heavier and a bigger investment (plus, it's back to multiple lenses, as the kit lenses usually stink). This camera is almost Leica-like is some ways. If you are willing to take a few minor trade-offs (some control and technical performance) for affordability, portability, and ease of use, it's a winner. After all, the camera that gets used the most is the one that is with you... The camera I received would almost pass as new, except for the missing charger and manual. BTW, I hate the el-cheapo strap that Canon puts on it (no quick disconnect, so it gets in the way when you mount the camera). I have not dwelt on the "optical" viewfinder, because the display is good enough most of the time. (It's similar to the viewfinder on a 35mm rangefinder camera).Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 10 Aug, 2021Top critical review
Questionable
The camera arrived in good physical order. Operated OK initially, however, shortly thereafter, the zoom stopped working and nothing happens when I press the MENU butom. The focus is fixed to one distance and it will not change focus.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 07 Jun, 2016
excellent point and shoot camera and probably the best value for mony for this quality
This 2013 model and therefore have lower price tag. Nevertheless, the quality of images are high thanks to a large sensor that is sensitive even in low light conditions. I looked for camera that will be small and easy to carry and with decent quality, beyond what a phone can generate. This camera exceeded my expectations.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 06 Feb, 2016
It suffices
Not as good as the G15; can't improve upon perfection. It suffices with lots of good features. But I'll be danged if I can get the shoulder strap into the side loops that holds it in place.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 16 Nov, 2017
Canon G16
I've been looking for a small camera for quite a while. I looked at all of the new Canon, Nikon, Fuji, Panasonic and all other 2017 models and nothing really grabbed my attention. I then looked at this superb condition older G16. Even though it is a bit larger and heavier than the new cameras, its handling is superb compared to the others. Although not completely pocketable I think this feature out weighs alot of the other fancy features and smaller sizes. I really wanted to get a new Sony RX100, but after I picked it up I put it down and it left my mind. Yes, the GX7 mark II is ok, but still does not handle like the G16. I wish Canon would develop a G17 with a 1" sensor and Digic 7 processor. Now that would be the ticket. My $0 .02......Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 28 Apr, 2016
THE VERY BEST POINT AND SHOOT CAMERA..........
I have owned a Canon PowerShot G15 for several years and I love, love it. When it was time for a new camera, I bought the Canon PowerShot G16. It is very easy to use, it takes great pictures with amazing clarity and color and it is lightweight and easy to carry in my purse. I recommend a Canon PowerShot for anyone who wants great pictures -- easily.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 17 Sep, 2015
great little camera for party functions, landscapes, closeups and when you don't want to lug heavy equipment around
Great camera for back up. It has all the manual settings you will need and the image quality is great. I highly recommend this camera for friends and family.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 06 Dec, 2023
Great underwater camera
They don’t make this model anymore so finding a used one in such good condition was great. They have a great reputation for underwater photography. I’ve used one for years.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 06 Jul, 2017
so much better than a smartphone
A small camera with a lot of great picture potential - much better pictures than a smartphone - does not look like an expensive camera - ideal for shooting during vacations and short trips - I use 2 Canon single lens reflex camera's (5D3 and 6D) including several lenses for my work as a professional photographer but when I'm 'off-duty' this little Power Shot is my favorite!
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 25 Feb, 2020
“Light weight and great features.”
“The camera is working in great condition very satisfied.”
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
