Just posted! Review of the Canon PowerShot G11. As per DP Review it is good for point and shoot armatures and has nice image quality under lighting situations.The G11 is the company's flagship compact camera, offering a flexible zoom range, solid build and classic styling. This latest incarnation of the G-series regains the much lamented flip-out screen lost from its recent predecessors, it also uses a 'high sensitivity' CCD that could put right the G10's disappointing low-light performance.
Its reduced to 10 MegaPixel instead of 14 MP of G10 and in turn ISO sensitivity raised upto 3200.
I personally liked its image quality, beautiful images like these samples Galleries Link. But disappointing at night time shooting.
Specifications.
- 10.0 Megapixel CCD sensor
- 5x wide-angle (28-140mm equivalent) zoom lens with optical image stabilizer
- 2.8” tilt/swivel LCD (461k dot resolution)
- RAW image recording
- Claimed 2-stop advantage in low light compared to G10
- Dedicated Exposure Compensation and ISO dials
- DIGIC 4 processor
- i-Contrast boosts brightness and retains detail in dark areas
- 26 shooting modes with manual control and custom settings
- Accessories include tele-converter, Speedlights flashes and waterproof case
- VGA movies, 30fps
Good=RAW Image recording & LCD Tilt & Swivel
but only VGA movie no HD?
Changes compared to G10
- 10 megapixel 'high sensitivity' sensor, down from 14.7 megapixels
- Gains ISO 3200 as full setting (Rather than option-limited scene mode)
- White balance fine tuning
- Tilt and swivel LCD 2.8" (rather than 3" fixed screen)
- New Low Light and Quick Shot modes
- HDMI connector
- No Superfine JPEG compression (Fine is least compressed option)
- No voice annotation or sound recording function
- No remote (tethered) image capture
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