I took along my new Canon G10 thinking it would be a perfect spot to see how the G10 handles mixed indoor lighting, you know the kind that usually wreaks havoc with your white balance and makes skins tones look yellow and green. :-(
Here's some of the photos I got from G10 in Program Mode, all shot in RAW and processed in Lightroom.
Click on a photo to see a larger image. You can view the full resolution files at my Shooting The Canon G10 in Mixed Indoor Lighting at the Library Flickr page.
By the way, aside from the third photo of Lilly at the table, the white balance on all of these is how it came straight out of the Canon G10.
Canon G10 ISO 400 6.1mm f/3.5 1/60 sec
Canon G10 ISO 400 12.1mm f/3.5 1/50 sec
Canon G10 ISO 400 6.79mm f/2.8 1/60 sec
Canon G10 ISO 400 6.79mm f/3.2 1/60 sec
Canon G10 ISO 400 6.1mm f/3.5 1/60 sec
Canon G10 ISO 400 6.1mm f/3.5 1/60 sec
Canon G10 ISO 400 6.1mm f/3.2 1/60 sec
Canon G10 ISO 400 6.1mm f/3.5 1/60 sec
Canon G10 ISO 400 6.1mm f/2.8 1/60 sec
Canon G10 ISO 400 6.1mm f/2.8 1/50 sec
So far I'm very impressed with my little Canon G10, especially shooting in P mode. The exposures are great, and the image quality is really surprising me (i.e. did I shoot that with a compact digital camera?).
I'm really liking the different perspectives and angles I can get composing my photos with the G10's LCD. It's so much easier to just hold it down low and compose via the LCD than to get on my knees or lie on the floor and compose with the viewfinder like I do with my DSLRs.
More on the Canon G10...
Developing Canon G10 RAW - Lightroom vs Canon DPP
Shooting the G10 at ISO 800 and ISO 1600
Closeup Pics Using Macro Mode On the Canon G10
Mrs. Ballard Shoots The Canon G10 - Straight Out Of Camera Jpegs
Shooting the Canon G10 With An SB-26 Off Camera Flash
Canon G10 Unboxing & Why I Bought A Canon G10
5 Reasons To Sell Your Canon G10 And Buy A G11
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