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Canon PowerShot G9X Mark II 20.1MP Digital Camera vs Panasonic Lumix DMC ZS60 18.1MP Digital Camera

• PowerShot G9X Mark II 20.1MP Digital Camera is loved by many technology followers due to its excellent image quality, smooth video recording mode, and fast focus, suitable for many people.
  
  The camera has a measurement of 9.8 x 5.79 x 3.13 cm (WxHxD), along with a weight of 206 GM.
  
  The screen on the camera has a size of 3 inch, which is very convenient for reviewing photos and videos directly through the camera's screen.
  
  PowerShot G9X Mark II 20.1MP Digital Camera is equipped with a CMOS sensor, an effective pixel of 20.1MP, a range of ISO 125 - 12800.
  
  In addition, the PowerShot G9X Mark II 20.1MP Digital Camera also has many shooting modes such as C, M, Av, Tv, P, Hybrid Auto, Auto, SCN, Movie
• Lumix DMC ZS60 18.1MP Digital Camera is loved by many technology followers due to its excellent image quality, smooth video recording mode, and fast focus, suitable for many people.
  
  The camera has a measurement of 110.6 x 64.3 x 34.4 mm (WxHxD), along with a weight of 214 GM.
  
  The screen on the camera has a size of 3 inch, which is very convenient for reviewing photos and videos directly through the camera's screen.
  
  Lumix DMC ZS60 18.1MP Digital Camera is equipped with a MOS sensor with a size of 1/2.3 inchmm, an effective pixel of 18.1MP.
  
  In addition, the Lumix DMC ZS60 18.1MP Digital Camera also has many shooting modes such as Full-Resolution Image 10 frames/sec, Max. 6 images / with AF Tracking 5 frames/sec, 2 frames/sec / Intelligent Burst Shooting / High-speed Burst Approx. 60 frames / sec / recorded in 2.5M / 0.3M for 43, 3M / 0.3M for 32, 3.5M / 0.2M for 169, 2M / 0.2M for 11 / Flash Burst Shooting / Approx. 40 frames / sec / recorded in 5M / 3M / 0.3M for 43, 4.5M / 2.5M / 0.3M for 32, 3.5M / 2M / 0.2M for 169, 3.5M / 2.5M / 0.2M for 11 / Flash Burst Shooting