Canon PowerShot G11 Digital Camera

10.4 Megapixel, Micro Four Thirds / Prosumer Camera, 2.8 in. LCD Screen, 5x Optical Zoom, With Video Capability, Weight: 0.78 lb. (0.35 kg)

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Good Camera to Carry Around

by jdklein, Sep 23, 2010

Pros: easy to carry around, custom settings, video, good image quality

Cons: no hd video

The Bottom Line: I would buy this camera if you want a relatively inexpensive camera with video to bring with you when a dslr would be too much.

Review: I bought the Canon G11 camera to use as an all-purpose go-anywhere camera, and I was not disappointe ...

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A great camera.

by javman01, Sep 19, 2010

Pros: If you have a steady hand, you'll very seldom get a bad shot.

Cons: No remote control. But they can be purchased aftermarket.

The Bottom Line: If your in the market for a $200 - $300 camera, save up the extra $100-$150 bucks for this one. You'll be so glad you did. Seriously.

Review: Okay. I'm an average basic digital camera user. So if you are too, read on.I like to take pictures o ...

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Canon's G11 is a step in the right direction.

by theuerkorn, Dec 15, 2009

Pros: Excellent compromise between resolution and low light capability, RAW capture, articulated screen

Cons: much better than G10 but still noisy at high ISO, somewhat slow

The Bottom Line: Great power in a smallish package, (much) better than most P&S but no match for dSLR.

Review: Canon released not too long ago the respectable G10, and while a good camera it was also a kind of z ...

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Excellent Point-n-shoot camera with advanced features

by denniskly, Dec 13, 2009

Pros: excellent natural-light pictures, good ISO, excellent battery, good video recording, excellent stabilization feature.

Cons: flash picture quality mediocre, no HD video

The Bottom Line: Recommended for point-n-shoot and advanced users. However: - if you don’t need rotating LCD screen buy G10 instead. - if you take lots of flash pictures nix this one.

Review: I bought Canon Powershot G10 a couple of months ago and had to sell it because of my need of r ...

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A Camera That Does It All

by newtownbeans, Nov 24, 2009

Pros: Extremely full featured; easy to use for the novice; challenging for the professional; stunning images.

Cons: A bit expensive but good trade-up value.

The Bottom Line: This is a great camera for a professional or someone who would like to take great shots with lttle experience and grow into its many features gradually.

Review: I have owned almost every edition of the Canon “G” series cameras, including the G3, G5, ...

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This is my new pocket camera!

by fashfoto, Oct 31, 2009

Pros: Solid and feature packed. Shoots RAW . Excellent dynamic range! Great for amateurs and pros!

Cons: It would be a challenge to improve this camera in this size package.

The Bottom Line: This is a point and shoot camera loaded with features and controls and yields image quality that raises it to a professional's level yet is great for novice or amateur!

Review: When I made the switch to digital following some 40 years of shooting film as a fashion/glamour phot ...

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Less is More

by lawman67, Oct 27, 2009

Pros: Improved high-ISO performance, articulated screen, superior design and construction

Cons: Still slower and noisier than a DSLR at the same price

The Bottom Line: The latest and greatest G-camera gives serious photographers what they've long asked for; a return to the articulated screen and lower resolution for reduced noise. Outstanding

Review: Last summer I bought and reviewed the Canon PowreShot G10, which is the immediate predecesor of ...

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Like the G10, A Dud

by heartshot77, Aug 23, 2009

Pros: Well built and good images in good light.

Cons: Basically a 200 dollar P&S in a better body.

The Bottom Line: The G11 is a bit of a fraud. Taking the guts from a Casio and putting them into a Rolex body is sort of what we have with the G11.

Review: The G11 is a better camera than the G10 for one reason. It has fewer MP. The move from 15 to about 1 ...

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