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Buh-bye, front dial

Tilt, no swivel

Selfie tilt

No more EV dial

So long, OVF

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The G1 X Mark II has two rings on the lens, one of which is user programmable and the other dedicated to focus. I suppose the programmable ring is supposed to serve the same function as the front adjustment dial.
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Canon swapped the articulated LCD for a tilting touch screen. The redesigned flash can be tilted back for bouncing, a nice improvement.
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The display can flip up 180 degrees for self-portraits.
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It gives the camera a much flatter top.
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Canon dropped the optical viewfinder in favor of an optional tilting EVF.
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