The folks out at Canon have done it again, folks, but this time there’s a caveat–I don’t recommend this for anything but the advanced photographer because it’s really kind of a handful.  Today I’m talking about the Canon G11.

The Canon G11 is a ten megapixel camera that offers a 5x optical zoom (with a 20x digital zoom), a 2.8 inch LCD display, DIGIC 4 image processor, image stabilization, face detection, a variety of scene modes and a panorama mode, a nine-point autofocus, white balance modes and auto flash, a variety of special effects, a wide variety of supported storage media (including Secure Digital and MultiMediaCard), USB interface with AV outlets, the capability to print directly from the camera without aid of a PC and editing software.

This sucker will do most anything you want it to short of making you breakfast in the morning, but it will be somewhat difficult to use.  I had my hands on one of these and the controls gave me quite a bit of trouble finally figuring out.  So I do suggest this only for intermediate to advanced users, as beginners will likely have trouble figuring everything out, and probably don’t even need half the stuff this thing boasts anyway.

But still, the Canon G11 is a powerful tool and will likely do a terrific job with most any picture taking you want to do.

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