Back in the spring of 2012, Canon launched a camera which got us incredibly excited. The industry’s first large-sensor, fixed-lens zoom digital camera, the Canon G1X was something we’d been requesting for years, and while it was larger than we’d hoped, we were thrilled. Until, that is, the Sony RX100 stole Canon’s thunder. That camera compromised on sensor size, but it still provided a significant advantage over existing camera phones and compacts — even enthusiast models — and yet was small enough to fit in a pants pocket.
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