Canon Powershot G9

Canon's PowerShot G9 belongs to the G-series, the brand's enthusiast compact line aimed at photographers wanting manual control in a pocketable body. Launched in 2007, it was notable for bringing back an optical viewfinder and RAW shooting support to the G-series after the G7 had dropped them, making it popular with users who wanted a serious secondary camera alongside a DSLR.

The G9 sits at the point where Canon's compact cameras still used CCD sensors and offered full manual exposure modes, a hot shoe, and a solid metal body. It is often sought out today by film and digital shooters who like its handling, control dials, and the character of its CCD sensor output compared to later CMOS compacts.

Specifications

• 12.1 megapixel 1/1.7-inch CCD sensor
• 6x optical zoom, 35-210mm equivalent, f/2.8-4.8
• RAW and JPEG capture
• Optical viewfinder plus 3-inch fixed LCD
• Manual, aperture priority, shutter priority and program modes
• Built-in flash with hot shoe for external flash
• Image stabilization (optical)
• Uses NB-2LH rechargeable battery

Condition

• Cosmetic: Excellent
• Working: Fully Working
• Lens extends and retracts: Smoothly
• Autofocus: Locks accurately
• Screen: Perfect
• Battery: Included, holds full charge
• Memory card included: 4 GB

Included

• Camera
• Original Box
• Strap
• Battery
• Original CD’s
• Code wire
• Original Charger

Declared faults, if any, are called out above rather than left for you to discover — what's listed is what you get.