Canon PowerShot G11

1. Imaging-Resource.com

Reviewers at Imaging-Resource.com say that the Canon Powershot G11 "is the G10 done better." This exhaustive review not only stresses improvements in the G11 over the G10 -- such as better low-light shooting and the return of an articulated LCD screen -- but goes over every feature in its own right, including build, optics and ease of use.

Review: Canon PowerShot G11, Shawn Barnett, Zig Weidelich, and Dave Etchells, Nov. 21, 2009

2. DCResource.com

Jeff Keller takes a thorough look at the Canon Powershot G11, praising image quality and recommending it for novices and enthusiasts alike. However, there are some quibbles, such as the fact that the memory card can't be accessed while the G11 is mounted on a tripod. Keller's review also has a number of handy charts comparing the G11's features and specifications to the G10 and other models.

Review: DCRP Review: Canon PowerShot G11, Jeff Keller, Dec. 11, 2009

3. DPReview.com

The Canon Powershot G11 gets DPReview.com's "highest rating" from Richard Butler, who is impressed with the camera's versatility in this comprehensive review. Butler admits that with nearly every niche in the camera market filled, there is often a competing model that edges out the G11 in one or more aspects; but for overall quality and flexibility, the G11 remains a top choice.

Review: Canon PowerShot G11 Review, Richard Butler, Dec. 2009

4. CNET (Asia)

Leonard Goh at CNET Asia says the "G11 is a really good camera which has all the bells and whistles that enthusiasts and advanced users will appreciate." He says that the only downsides, such as a stiff scroll wheel and lack of HD video support, are "minor." Some sample photos comparing low-level results with other Canon and Panasonic cameras are provided as well.

Review: Canon PowerShot G11, Leonard Goh, Nov. 16, 2009

5. PhotographyBlog.com

Gavin Stoker recommends the G11 for its better LCD screen and low-light performance, but says the still-available G10 might be better if resolution is more important to the consumer. Stoker concludes that, for the prosumer looking for the best all-round camera, the G11 is slightly bested by more expensive cameras from Olympus and Panasonic. But these, Stoker adds, cost more and require separate lenses.

Review: Canon Powershot G11 Review, Gavin Stoker, Oct. 22, 2009

6. StevesDigicams.com

In this lengthy review of the Canon Powershot G11 camera, editors say that the model "offers an outstanding value, and we have no problem giving it a high recommendation." Image quality is praised, as are other minor fixes, such as better menu screens, while the lack of an HD video option is regretted.

Review: Canon Powershot G11 Review, Editors of Steves-Digicams.com