Name: X Mark II
Brand: Canon
SKU: 92745
Rating: 4.3 (27 reviews)

4.2

based on all reviews

Focusing and tracking is very quick and accurate
Video quality is strong
and changes in focus are smooth and gradual

diffraction is an issue at narrower apertures
the window behind the couple
weak link of their system

Number of characters per line: 12
Number of display lines: 1
Display tilting: no
Second display: no
Display light: no
Power source: Solar
Form factor: Pocket
Type: Financial calculator

Canon X Mark II - Pros & Cons

Focusing and tracking is very quick and accurate
Video quality is strong
and changes in focus are smooth and gradual
the focus system is strong for a compact camera
Images look great
and dynamic range is excellent
1DX Mark II feels amazingly solid
high-quality images with excellent detail
Buffer depths were equally impressive
speed
performance and high ISO image quality
Low ISO shots are clean and crisp with fantastic dynamic range
The automatic white balance control works great
works faster and more precisely
sharpness remains very good
Setup is relatively straight-forward for each scenario
The night photograph was excellent
improved image stabilisation and longer battery life
Macro performance is good
metal body with a solid feel and sturdy construction
much faster and more stable
1D X Mark II performed perfectly well
The controls layout is superb as well
fast and accurate
lightweight design makes it comfortable to hold for extended periods
compact size and comfortable-to-use design
camera's menu system is easy to use
Great video stabilization performance
build quality and the rubber grip
SKILL LEVEL This is a great camera for beginners
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Build quality is generally very good
useful features
great handing
a fine build and a strong level of control
super easy and comfortable to handle
The build quality is really nice
and solid
new ways of thinking
new connections
and new industries
make it easy to shoot compelling lifestyle images
solid and well-built
performs exceptionally well where it counts
image quality was fine and about what I expected
Sony also feels much better built than the Canon
Sony AF and video quality and features are a lot better
Canon also is way better to hold
good sharpness and pleasing colors
compact and lightweight underwater housing
simple and quick
clear and sharp and it stands up to reflections well
a great set of controls and is easy to hold and shoot
the LCD touchscreen works very well
It is built for toughness yet compact and lightweight
Underwater macro with the G7 X II is very nice
Focusing is generally nice and brisk
Build quality feels great overall
Image quality is generally very good too
Focusing is generally nice and speedy
the camera is sprightly in use
profile is nice and slim

diffraction is an issue at narrower apertures
the window behind the couple
weak link of their system
The shot was taken nearly wide open on the 85mm
it is noticeable in the sky and foliage above her head
remove it on the first go around
sharpness drop slightly at ISO 400
blown-out highlights are pretty much gone
slow motion at 50%
one of this camera s weak points
it only works with photography
the battery life was pretty poor
catches a lot of background noise
feels a bit backwards
only the capacity of the memory card is the limiting factor
lack of Wi-Fi
want many more megapixels in this kind of camera
D5 can only record for a pitiful three minutes
the tiny battery can only last so long
puny power cell only costs $43
Creative effects mode has been removed from the control dial
Sony RX100 Color Filters
Mk II camera will likely not fit inside the older housings
it will not fit in the original G7 X housings
can't hook an external microphone to the camera in any way
the lens can be soft at times
The lens can be a little soft at its widest apertures
the contrast ratio is not high enough
Sony fails miserably and is ridiculously more expensive
canon did not stick to the old design
the resolution of the metering sensor is not high enough for that
lacks a telephoto
poor technique or a bad camera
noise is visible
and colors become duller
sometimes the icons were too small to accurately touch
there's no USB cable included in the box
noticeable vignetting at 24mm
Canon 1D X II is not the highest resolution Full frame camera
doesn't have an optical viewfinder
built-in Wireless
Does the Canon 1D X II have Weather Sealing
Canon 1D X II is a significantly heavy camera for its class
there's no thread included for fitting filters
images are a little soft at the default sharpening setting
it can overheat easily when recording video
is an outdated camera being sold off cheap
4K video at 60p is not common
reliable in a range of conditions
its autofocus performance in photography is mediocre
Mediocre autofocus performance in photography and video
Mediocre video quality in 4k and bad video quality

Canon X Mark II - Full Specifications

Type	Financial calculator

Width	3.74 in
Height	0.43 in
Depth	6.3 in
Weight	4.87 oz

Data transfer	no

Power source	Solar
Battery operated	no
External power connection	Solar cell

Colour of product	Black White
Housing material	Aluminium Plastic
Form factor	Pocket
Cover	no

Number of characters per line	12
Number of display lines	1
Display tilting	no
Second display	no
Display light	no

Economic functions	yes

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Canon X Mark II Canon - Editorial Reviews (13)

4.1

Based on 13 reviews

Canon X Mark II Canon 1DX Mark II Review - Conclusion

Imaging Resource

Published: 01.02.2016

Canon 1DX Mark II Review - Conclusion

Canon 1DX Mark II Review - 1DX Mark II Conclusion

Canon X Mark II Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II Review

PCMAG

Published: 07.07.2016

Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II Review

4.0

The Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II is a pricey pocket camera with image quality that goes toe-to-toe with much larger models.

Cameralabs

Published: 21.08.2019

Canon PowerShot G5X II review | Cameralabs

4.0

Canon X Mark II Canon PowerShot G5 X Mark II review

DPReview

Published: 12.09.2019

Canon PowerShot G5 X Mark II review

4.1

The Canon G5 X Mark II earns a Silver Award with its very good image quality, flexibility and the overall engaging experience of using the camera. However, if you need the very best in autofocus and video, other options may suit you better. Find out all the details in our full G5 X II review.

Canon X Mark II Canon EOS-1D X Mark II review

digitalcameraworld

Published: 30.01.2020

Canon EOS-1D X Mark II review

4.5

The EOS-1D X II was a camera ahead of its time, and with the new EOS-1D X III on the way, prices are starting to fall...

RTINGS.com

Published: 18.05.2021

Canon PowerShot G5 X Mark II Review

3.7

The Canon PowerShot G5 X Mark II is a compact zoom camera. It's comfortable to hold, highly portable, and delivers very good image quality out-of-the-box. It fea...

Canon X Mark II The G7 X Mark II is a good choice when you're ready to step up to better photos

CNET

Published: 18.06.2016

The G7 X Mark II is a good choice when you're ready to step up to better photos

Canon's changes to the G7 X make its successor a much better camera.

Canon X Mark II Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II Review: Our Favorite Point-and-Shoot

WIRED

Published: 24.09.2018

Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II Review: Our Favorite Point-and-Shoot

4.0

The Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II packs everything you need into a pocketable camera.

TechRadar

Published: 05.08.2019

Canon PowerShot G5 X Mark II review

4.0

The perfect enthusiast camera?

Canon X Mark II Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II Review | Photography Blog

photographyblog.com

Published: 04.05.2016

Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II Review | Photography Blog

4.5

The Canon PowerShot G7 X is a brand new prosumer compact camera with a 1-inch image sensor, a fast 4.2x zoom lens and 8fps continuous shooting. The G7 X also offers the new Digic 7 processor, built-in wi-fi/NFC connectivity, 1080p HD video at 60fps with stereo sound, a 3 inch tilting touchscreen LCD, a lens control ring, 14-bit RAW files and a full range of manual shooting modes. Read the World's first Canon PowerShot G7 X review now...

Fstoppers

Published: 25.07.2017

Fstoppers' Stills Review of the Canon 1D X Mark II

Canon released the 1D X Mark II last year, representing the next generation of its flagship model, a camera meant to be without compromise — top of the line capabilities, durability, and performance. As even consumer-level cameras reach sometimes stratospheric heights, the truly professional models have had to reach for even greater heights to continue to distinguish themselves. Read on to see where the 1D X Mark II fits in.