Canon unveils a Restricted Version model of its widespread G7 X III compact digicam

Canon launched its first PowerShot digicam back in 1996 with a 0.5-megapixel sensor, serving to kickstart the digital photograph revolution. To rejoice that 30-year anniversary, the corporate has unveiled a Restricted Version model of its still-popular PowerShot G7 X III compact digicam. It has a couple of distinctive touches however is in any other case the identical as the unique mannequin launched practically seven years ago.

The restricted version mannequin has a brand new “graphite” shade with a knurled entrance ring designed to exude “luxurious and high quality,” Canon wrote. It additionally carries 30 12 months anniversary brand printed on the physique “to create a particular feeling appropriate for restricted version fashions,” the corporate added in essentially the most Canon-y approach attainable.

As a reminder, the G7 X III was one of many first cameras announced specifically as a mannequin for vloggers, because of its capacity to shoot vertical video for Instagram. It encompasses a 20.1MP sensor, flip-up 3-inch touchscreen, 24-100mm f/1.8-2.8 zoom lens and a microphone enter. It helps 4K 30 fps video with no cropping and may shoot 1080p at 120 fps. The piece de resistance is direct streaming to YouTube instantly over Wi-Fi, then a brand new factor however now a standard function. It initially retailed for $749.

The G7 X III had been briefly provide till lately, however used fashions turned widespread with influencers several years ago and began promoting approach above checklist value. Probably due to that viral fame, Canon introduced in August 2025 that it was rising manufacturing and the G7 X III began returning to stock a couple of months later priced at $880.

The Restricted Version G7 X III is promoting for lots greater than that at $1,299, although it does include a restricted version Peak Design cuff wrist strap and 32GB SD card. If you wish to one-up the influencers and seize one, delivery will begin in April 2026.

Together with the digicam, Canon introduced a pair of attention-grabbing new RF-mount full-frame lenses. The primary is the extremely large angle RF 14mm f/1.4 L VCM prime mannequin priced at $2,599, promising vibrant, prime quality optics. The opposite is a really attention-grabbing $1,899 RF7-14mm f/2.8-3.5 L Fisheye STM zoom lens with as much as a 190 diploma perspective on the widest setting.