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		<title>Canon G11 Review, One Month In</title>
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The Canon Powershot G11, the latest evolution of the G-cam line, represents a marked improvement over its predecessors &#8212; which is really saying something.
It is a point-and-shoot that can take real photos, and quickly has become my near-constant companion. With its hot shoe and easily fudge-able sync speed, it is a great second [...]]]></description>
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<p>The Canon Powershot G11, the latest evolution of the G-cam line, represents a marked improvement over its predecessors &#8212; which is really saying something.</p>
<p>It is a point-and-shoot that can take real photos, and quickly has become my near-constant companion. With its hot shoe and easily fudge-able sync speed, it is a great second body for those lighting photographers who also like to travel light.</p>
<p>The huge knock on the previous G camera was their low performance at high ISOs. The G11 has sacrificed the pixel count in favor of fewer, higher quality pixels. I found the higher ISOs to be much better than my previous G9, and did not miss the extra image size at all.</p>
<p>Read the full review on <a href="http://strobist.blogspot.com/2009/12/canon-g11-review-one-month-in.html"> Strobist</a></p>
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