CANON POWERSHOT G11 – A High Sensitivity CCD sensor provides excellent image quality in a wide variety of lighting conditions. Even images taken at high ISO speed noise levels show exceptionally low and wide dynamic range.

Wide-angle lens
Get more in your photos thanks to 5x wide-angle lens (28 mm). The Optical Image Stabilizer Canon counteracts the effects of camera shake, so your pictures do not show smears throughout the zoom range.

LCD 2.8 “variable angle
PureColor II LCD screen 2.8 “(461,000 pixels) variable angle allows you to frame and shoot comfortably from any angle. Features Night Display Brightness and Fast allow detailed image review in all conditions. The optical viewfinder offers extra framing choice.

Dual Anti-Noise System with DIGIC 4
Thanks to its image sensor High sensitivity, the Canon DIGIC 4 processor provides a vastly improved noise reduction at all ISO speed range. Full-resolution image capture up to ISO 3200, ISO 12800 or amplíalas to Low Light Mode (2.5 MP).

Take control
For a total creative control, the PowerShot G11 includes a full manual mode. Shooting in RAW allows you to have total control during the post-shoot editing, in addition, compatibility with Digital Photo Professional (DPP) allows Canon digital SLR users to integrate the PowerShot G11 into their current work flow .

Intelligent Auto Mode and trigger
Smart Auto mode analyzes the brightness, contrast, distance, hue and subject movement. Then Detection Technology Scene select one of 22 types of scenes and applies the best settings for optimum results. The 27 shooting modes include Quick Shot specific and VGA video.

For perfect portraits, Detection Technology Canon’s Face Detection self-timer with includes Face Select & Track and Face, which tracks focusing on a person selected in the frame. Also include Motion Detection Technology Anti-blur and Servo AF / AE for precise focus and exposure even moving subjects.

i-Contrast
In making shooting or during playback, i-Contrast function improved by optimizing the dynamic range of the scene, thus retaining detail in shadows and preventing overexposure of highlights. The result is natural images with better contrast.