Is compatible with Powershot G12?
636126
The Powershot G12 doesn't have lens threads so it wont mount to it with the included adapters but you could hold the ring light and shoot through it if you really need the ring light. the light is an always on led light.
636127
by looking at some pictures of the g12, it doesnt look like it has filter threads. the led light comes with a set of filter ring adapters that screw on to the camera. so it does not work with a g12, until you get a filter ring adapter. hope this helps.
1652975
I am using a LA-DC58k adapter with la-dc58k lens on a G12. It works fine, but honestly, it's more trouble than it's worth. The regular lens on the G12 really does 99% of what you would ever need.
524384
Yes it will work as this is a class 10 SDHC 16G memory card. With such a good video Camera, it would really depend on how long of a recording you would like to make. Only Cannon could tell you if 64G or higher would work on your G20
674391
Yes it will- I just double checked. I bought it for my 60D, but this model (the WTR-C) also works on the powershot G12 (I have both). Don't be confused because the WTR-A says that it works for the D60, which is a different camera than the 60D. But, yes, this WTR-C works on the powershot G12.
1234926
I haven't used a Canon G12 but I own the Olympus XZ-2 and I love it. I bought it because I wanted a compact camera that shoots Raw. I also bought theaccessory lens cap (for about $20.). It opens when the camera is turned on and closes when the camera is turned off. No need to remove the lens cap ever.
114494
The above having been said, if you really need compactness, and if you can get reasonably close to the action, the Canon SD 990 may be one of the better choices. The sensor is supposed to be the same as the G10. While it is noisy at ISO 800, it is reputed to be above average for small sensor cameras, as seen at http://www.cameralabs.com/reviews/Canon_PowerShot_G10/noise.shtml I have not done my own experiments with this.
364082
you can download a driver for powershot on your mac or just use the usb cable
790740
I have 2 NB-7L batteries for a Canon G11; the one that came with the camera and the one I bought as a spare thru Amazon. As best I can tell, they are identical. They both were made in China and look exactly the same with all the Canon markings, etc. Both perform well. I am pretty sure the G12 uses the same battery model as my G11, so it should work fine.
580875
I don't believe so. I don't have my mic with me so i cant double check.. but I believe the jack on the mic is a 1/16 in and I don't think the canon g12 provides that. I actually had the Canon T1i in the rebel series when I bought the mic and it wasn't compatible. I now have the T3i in the rebel series and its perfect. So to answer your question: I'm not 100% sure, but I strongly believe that the mic is not compatible with you camera. Sorry, mate.
674392
According to Satechi, the wireless timer WTR-C is not suitable for the Canon Powershot G12, which requires the model WR-C100.
2222998
Yes, I have a Canon Powershot SX50 HS purchased in Nov last year. It works both with my windows PC (8 yrs old still running XP) and Mac (new).
247328
The combo works fine on my G12. The TC-DC58D is the only adapter listed in the menu system of the G12.
1209292
No - the G12 is a fixed lens camera. You can screw a telephoto converter on the front - that, together with working at the long end of the lens, will help you create the shallower depth of field you seem to be looking for - the term is bokeh. That said 85mm-135mm (35mm equivalent) are considered to be the classic portrait lengths - the longer focal length (as compared to the 50mm you mentioned) contribute to the shallow depth of field. Be aware that if you use one of these lenses wide open you will get bokeh but you will also have to work to learn how to get the area of interest in focus. One other thought - part of the reason a DSLR (especially a full frame one) has less depth of field is the larger sensor. Basically the smaller the sensor the more depth of field - one of those immutable laws of physics things - that's why even the Canon Gx1 with its comparatively larger sense exhibits less depth of field (ie more readily creates bokeh).
1316775
I haven't used it with the G12, but it uses the same modern eTTL technology as the newer Canon DSLRs, so I would be absolutely shocked if it didn't work.
696455
Yeah, I use it with a G5. You just have to remember that these tubes cannot support autofocus so I hope you don't expect that.
1548369
yes, just do a search on amazon for powershot g10 lenses. pick what you want !
1579865
I only tried it for the model I currently have, which is Canon Powershot SX240 as I recall. Thanks.