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Post Last Edit by selendangemas at 5-2-2010 14:59
Post Last Edit by selendangemas at 5-2-2010 14:57
The Powershot G series has represented a fairly formidable presence at the top of the compact camera tree. From a keen photographer point-of-view, there's little on the market that can match its mixture of zoom range, lens flexibility, build quality and level of manual control. Somehow Ricoh's GX and Nikon's P series have never quite had the same impact but Panasonic's LX3 has been enough to tempt some potential customers away, with its bright lens and convincing (for a compact) low-light performance.
The G11 seems determined to wrestle back its position as undisputed champion of the market, though, incorporating what Canon describes as a 'high sensitivity' CCD. In what might be a first, the company has reduced the pixel count in comparison to the preceding model. In principle, there is no disadvantage to having more pixels when you consider the whole image (other than the larger file sizes that might slow down the camera and fill your memory card faster and the added complication of having to apply noise reduction before demosaicing, which is not something many people are willing or able to do). However, the often larger photosites of a less pixel-dense sensor will tend to receive more light, in the same exposure, making it easier to produce an image that looks cleaner at the pixel level. Almost as if Canon wants its flagship compact to be a handy all-rounder.
The body style dates back to the G7, which upset many existing G-series owners by omitting several features they'd become used to. Those missing features have, one-by-one, been re-included as the range has developed, leading us to the G11, which finally regains the fold-out, swivel display that went missing after the G6. There's no denying it's a well featured camera and one with styling that appeals to many photographers.
However, since the G10 arrived, Olympus and Panasonic have released their Micro Four Thirds compact interchangeable lens cameras, the E-P1, E-P2 and GF1, the Powershot G series has looked like a less obvious choice. The Panasonic GF1 for instance, is no larger than the G11 and offers a similar level of external control (albeit without the nice retro metal dials), but is built around a sensor with more than five-and-a-half times the surface area. So although the GF1 and Olympuses can't compete with the G11's 28-140mm equivalent lens range (at least, not while remaining as compact packages), they are likely to offer greater image quality and control over depth of field than the small sensored Canon can.
Headline features
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
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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Post Last Edit by selendangemas at 5-2-2010 15:02
Post Last Edit by selendangemas at 5-2-2010 14:57
skrg latest G11kan tp kalau compare G10 ngan G11 kan mex G10LEBIH TINGGI
plan nak beli camera mcm ni so vogue rasa...wakakakawakaka
tp kan dah ada kat maket sini blum hah kat kl ni
best jugak kalau dapat ilmu dr otai2 ke..yg tau or better ambik PROSUMER jek...kira mini slr la kan..mana ok tlg bagi tips sikit
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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Sensor* • 1/1.7" Type CCD
• 10 million effective pixels*
Image sizes* • 3648 x 2736
• 3648 x 2048
• 2816 x 2112
• 2272 x 1704
• 1600 x 1200
• 640 x 480
• 320 x 240
Movie clips • 640 x 480 @ 30fps
• 320 x 240 @ 30fps
Maximum clip length Up to 4GB or 1 hour
File formats • Still: JPEG (Exif v2.2)
• RAW
• Movie: MOV [H.264 + Linear PCM (monaural)]
Lens • 28-140mm (35mm equiv)
• f = 6.1 - 30.5 mm
• 5x optical zoom
• F2.8-4.5
• Construction: 11 elements in 9 groups (1 double-sided aspherical element)
Image stabilization Yes (Lens-Shift)
Conversion lenses Yes
Digital zoom up to 4x
Focus • Auto focus :TTL
- Face Detection / 9-point AiAF
- 1-point AF (center or Face Select and Track)
- Fixed centre or Face Select and Track
• Manual focus
AF area modes • Single
• Continuous
• Servo AF/AE
AF lock Yes (on/off selectable)
AF assist lamp Yes
Focus distance Closest focus distance 1 cm
Metering • Evaluative (linked to Face Detection AF frame)
• Center-weighted average
• Spot (center or linked to Face Detection)
ISO sensitivity* • Auto
• ISO 80
• ISO 100
• ISO 200
• ISO 400
• ISO 800
• ISO 1600
• ISO 3200*
AE lock Yes (on/off selectable)
Exposure compensation +/- 2EV in 1/3 stop increments
Shutter speed • Auto (1 - 1/4000 sec)
• 15-1/4000 sec
Modes* • Auto
• Program AE
• Shutter Priority AE
• Aperture Priority AE
• Manual
• Custom (2 modes)
• Special Scene
• Stitch Assist
• Low Light*
• Quick Shot*
• Movie
Scene modes • Portrait
• Landscape
• Night Snapshot
• Kids & Pets
• Night Scene
• Indoor
• Sunset
• Foliage
• Snow
• Beach
• Fireworks
• Aquarium
• Underwater
• Color Accent
• Color Swap
White balance* • Auto (including Face Detection WB)
• Daylight
• Cloudy
• Tungsten
• Fluorescent
• Fluorescent H
• Flash
• Custom1
• Custom2
• Underwater
• White Balance Correction*
Self timer • 2 or 10sec,
• Custom or FaceSelf Timer
Continuous shooting • Approx. 1.1 shots/sec.
• AF: Approx. 0.7 shots/sec.
• LV: Approx. 0.8 shots/sec. (until memory card becomes full)
Image parameters
(My colors) • My Colors Off
• Vivid
• Neutral
• Sepia
• Black & White
• Positive Film
• Lighter Skin Tone
• Darker Skin Tone
• Vivid Blue
• Vivid Green
• Vivid Red
• Custom Color
Flash • Auto, Flash On, Flash Off, Slow Sync, Red-eye reduction
• Slow Sync Speed : Fastest speed 1/2000 sec
• +/- 2EV in 1/3 stop increments
• Face Detection FE compensation
• Safety FE
• Flash exposure lock
• Manual Power Adjustment
• Second Curtain Sync
• Range (Auto ISO):50cm - 7.0m (wide) / 4.0m (tele)
External Flash E-TTL with EX series Speedlites, Macro Twin Lite MT-24EX, Macro Ring Lite MR-14EX, Canon High Power Flash HF-DC1
Viewfinder Real-image zoom, Optical Viewfinder
LCD monitor* • 2.8 inch Vari-angle PureColor II VA (TFT)
• 461,000 pixels
• 100% coverage
• Adjustable
Connectivity* • USB 2.0 Hi-Speed
• HDMI mini connector*
• AV out (PAL / NTSC switchable)
Print compliance PictBridge
Storage • SD, SDHC, MMC, MMCplus , HC MMCplus compatible
Power Rechargeable Li-ion Battery NB-7L
Weight (no batty) 355g
Dimensions 112 x 76 x 48 mm |
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aku dulu guna G10 tapi apakan daya pendek hayat kamera tue  |
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4# nidzhar
knp pendek hayat dia..citer kita..tk ok ke aper ke berhijrah ke upgrade ker |
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better beli s90... takde beza pun dengan g11 ni... cuma g11 boleh tambah flash ke apa ke...
lain function semua sama... but s90 lebih kecik... boleh masuk poket... senang nak bawak ke mana saja.. |
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6# Lady_On_Earth
btul tu smlm dah tgk s90..huhuhu cantik sgt cute mute...wakkakakak
tp yg di sambat tetap dslr |
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6# Lady_On_Earth
btul tu smlm dah tgk s90..huhuhu cantik sgt cute mute...wakkakakak
tp yg di sambat tetap dslr
selendangemas Post at 8-2-2010 16:37 
ofcos la tak leh nak compare s90 dengan dslr...
ikut hati i pun nak rembat dslr tapi memikirkan soal size.. maka rembat s90...
sbb i slalu travel... takut rosak nanti.. dah le beginner hehe...
so rembat dslr yg manakah itu...
care to share?
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8# Lady_On_Earth
yang i ni lalang tau pantang di hasut sure i terjebak..wakakakakka
tp budget untuk s90 next month nak ambik gak wakakakkaka
i pun traveling tau tp hati sayu tgk org len bawak dslr kan main gi i tk der tu beli gak padahal haku satu benda punt tak tau kat dslr tu
pssssttt;... i beli Canon D500 double lense yang..means ada lens 18.55 ngan 55-250 panjang tu...hehehe best2 dah try ambik pic.... |
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8# Lady_On_Earth
yang i ni lalang tau pantang di hasut sure i terjebak..wakakakakka
tp budget untuk s90 next month nak ambik gak wakakakkaka
i pun traveling tau tp hati sayu tgk org len b ...
selendangemas Post at 9-2-2010 08:40
kalau travel overseas macam leceh jer... bawak laptop lagik.. semua kene keluarkan dari beg.. kasut lagi kene bukak... bila dah habis scan... terlompat2 nak pakai balik kasut, belt, masukkan barang dalam beg... kalau lambat, barang org len dok tolak2 barang kite... memikirkan ni semua, aku rembat s90 jer... heheheh...
senang... sebab kecik... nak bawak pun tak berat...
nanti share la pic ngan kamera baru ko kat sini... |
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10# Lady_On_Earth
btul tu...tp kpd empunya je yg tahu erti manikam..weh haku zero bab2 peribahasa melayu ni...wakkakakaka
sbb tu kena beli gak s90 next month
kalau tk susah tgk kesesuaian tmpt nak bawak mana satu btul tak hehehehehe |
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5# selendangemas
tukar angin..lagipun kamera tu aku let go kat adik aku 
la ni aku guna D60 jer  |
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12# nidzhar
ok la kan turun ke adik nampak jugak kan..kan.kan
owh dah upgrade ek D60..musti nak slr kan
go.gogo |
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Post time 5-2-2010 02:53 PM
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