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Customer Review: Comparison Ixus 960 versus G9
Comparison Ixus 960 versus G9 I bought an Ixus 960 (Powershot 950) and a Canon G9 and compared them thoroughly. As the both use the same CCD chip differences can only come from the lens and the software. First of all it is amazing what resolution you get from both cameras. The image of the G9 is crystal clear with natural colors up to the corners both at the wide angle and the long end of the zoom. But somewhere in between at about 28mm the images are not as sharp. The image of the Ixus 960 is brilliantly sharp as well. But in the corners there is substantial image blur. For the flagship of the Ixus series I had not expected that. My old Ixus 750 where the lens is not any bigger or smaller does that better. When comparing the Ixus 960 to the G9 (and neglecting the image corners) I believe the G9 shows even a bit more detail resolution. When looking more exactly that does not come from a superior lens but from a different aperture control concept. The G9 tries to use aperture 4 whenever possible. The Ixus 960 I have only seen using 2 apertures: 2.8, and 8. This is a bit unfortunate. When the shutter speed is 1/630 already I would wish the camera to use aperture 4 or 5.6 to improve image quality. When forcing the G9 to use aperture 2.8 the image quality compares to the Ixus. When comparing the Ixus 960 to the Ixus 750 there definitely is more resolution especially in the low contrast details. But I had expected a larger improvement there. When setting the Ixus 960 to 8 megapixels the difference is negligible. The big issue is the display of the G9. The display of the Ixus 960 is crystal clear and shows natural colors so that you can exactely judge from the display what the image will look like in the end. The display of the G9 is even larger but the contrast is much too high and the colors in no way do not look natural. So you have no chance judging the contrast or the colors. I tried to take a dramatic photo of a thundercloud. Of course this requires manual exposure adjustment. But regarding the display I had chosen a brightness that was 2/3 stops above the optimum setting. It is opposite with the optical viewfinder. The viewfinder of the Ixus 960 (like all Ixus I have seen so far) is small and totally out of focus. So it is next to useless. The viewfinder of the G9 is bad too, but compared to the Ixus it is gorgeous. Further more the G9 is lacking even the slightest hint of a handle. So you really have to rely on the image stabilizer. And it has so many manual controls that especially the 4 way button is quite small and difficult to use. Finally I decided for the Ixus 960 because of the display of the G9. But I am a bit worried. The Ixus 960 proves that Canon can build reasonable displays and the Ixus 750 proves that Canon could build reasonable lenses even at small size three years ago already. So why can’t you buy a camera which has both? Additionally I would like to have a wide angle lens (28mm equivalent). On the long end side 100mm would be sufficient. But I do not want to buy the Ixus 860 because it has an even smaller CCD chip. That not to say these cameras are bad. Except for the display of the G9 both are great and probably amongst some of the best available in the compact class. Even at wide angle the camera shows more details than I can see with the naked eye. I am complaining on a fairly high level. Additionally there are some details about the Ixus 960 I like very much: The titanium body looks precious. The hot key is great. Thus I can adjust the exposure without opening the menu. Even if you can’t control it at least you get an information about aperture and shutter speed. Even better would be a manual control e.g. use a smaller aperture but a slower shutter speed. The ISO-auto-setting is reasonable. It uses ISO 80 when possible and in low light conditions or when using flash light it does not exceed ISO 250. I don’t know what the scene modes do exactely. But some of them produce really great results, especially snow and fireworks. (Holds for the Ixus 750) But there are some details I wonder about: No apertures between 2.8 and 8 available. The body is stylish but lacking a proper handle. On the bottom of the camera there are 4 tips for the camera to stand on. But with the lens retracted they are so close to the center of mass that the camera always falls aside. When using the self timer the camera focuses as soon as you press the trigger button. So it focuses onto the background. Almost every camera model uses another battery. So I can’t use the spare batteries of my Ixus 750 any more. When using both cameras I have to carry 2 chargers. The battery charger is quite small. But the power cord is ridiculously long and spacious. Why do you need a cord at all? The manual only comes on CD (except for a ridiculous leaflet). And even the CD version does not give enough detail information on the many different settings and scene modes. (Holds for the Ixus 750. I have not read the 960 manual yet.)

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