BenQ G1

Zitat: + Hohe Lichtempfindlichkeit + Dreh- und schwenkbarer Bildschirm - Keine Einstellmöglichkeiten beim Filmen - Schwacher Bildstabilisator - Zoomgeräusche deutlich zu hören

Zitat: Eine Spitzenbildqualität liefert die BenQ zwar nicht. Dazu sind die Bilder zu wenig brillant, das Rauschen etwas zu stark. Aber für 240 Euro bietet die Allrounder-Kamera mit 14 Megapixel doch recht viel: Sie ist keine 3 cm dick, wiegt lediglich 200 g und lässt sich so leicht verstauen.

Zitat: It’s fair to say that BenQ probably won’t be most photographers’ first choice of camera - not even those trading up from a mobile phone or looking to update an older snapshot model, both of whom would potentially be the ideal audience. And, while the G1 won’t be mounting a strong challenge to the bigger name brands - it would have to be utterly exceptional to do so - the advantage of features such as the tilt and swivel screen help command the attention and set it apart from the crowd. Then there are the other key features to draw interest, such as that ultra bright f/1.8 maximum aperture lens, customisable ‘Q’ button, automatic background defocus option, handheld night shot mode, plus digital filter effects, not to mention manual control alongside fully automatic shooting. Compared to BenQ cameras we’ve seen in the past the G1 is a marked improvement. The fact that it isn’t wholly exceptional however means that this brand will continue to be a hard sell, especially to a casual customer who isn’t too bothered about the dual benefits of a pocket sized camera with a swivel and tilt screen. That said a £279 asking price is undeniably a lot cheaper than another comparably sized camera with a swivel screen in the Samsung EX2F at £429. So unless you really are after a bigger sensor and that extra oomph in the imaging department that comes with it, here is a chance for the less demanding user to spend less.

Zitat: + Gute Lowlight-Performance + Dreh-, schwenk- und kippbares Display - Aufnahmen fehlt es an Details - Plastikgehäuse