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It's not that the G1X III doesn't offer something. I'm just looking to see if there are more recent examples with potentially better glass, sensors, or any other benefits because of progress with time since it's been out for some time now. I haven't found (including the wonderful suggestions in the comments) any other camera that fits what I'm looking for and will probably get a used G1XIII. Mirrorless cameras are relatively small now but the form factor of many of these cameras just take up too much volume in a hiking pack. The G1XIII has such an awesome form factor with great professional features. Ultimately I care about volume over weight, plus generally a high quality camera
If volume is your sole consideration, the G1X III will be hard to beat. if you didn't already try it, here it is dropped into the comparison.
As for advances in IQ, IMO the gains haven't been that large. The big changes are:
Other than that, everything else is largely quality of life. Easier AF, faster sensor readout that enabled me to keep my A9 in electronics shutter mode basically all the time, overall speed (focus fast and take a ton of photos), computational photography (like high resolution shots, etc).
I have a 3k digital picture frame and when photos from my old D40 show up on it, I'm always surprised by how well they hold up. Great colors, good dynamic range, etc.
That's a really neat website, thanks. My camera is massive in comparison. Yeah I don't need or want such high resolution which also can hurt low light performance and shutter speed has never been a concern to me. I'll have to look in detail at the features of the G1XIII but I'm pretty convinced that that's what I'll be getting.
Glad you found the site useful! Good luck in your quest.