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My new Canon G11 CameraHot Pixel is Fixed

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811 days
by in Canon, Photography

If you have read my previous post about me finding hot pixel on my brand new Canon PowerShot G11 then I am glad to tell you that it is officially gone.  All that I do is to go to one of the local Canon service center in Jakarta and tell them about the issue and they are all happy to get it adjusted or as many called it as pixel mapping. The pixel mapping procedure is quick and mine was stated to have the service completed within two hours, as stated on the work order, after I have brought it in. So if you have a Canon digital camera which is still under warranty then don’t hesitate to send them in to your local Canon Service Center to get your hot pixels mapped.

Below are some of example pictures after the hot pixel is mapped (click on the image to find the original version):

Wayang Semarang

Pool at Cansebu Resort

Pool at Cansebu Resort

Ordered Canon PowerShot G11

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832 days
by in Canon, Photography

Back in 2004 I bought Sony DSC-T1 which have five megapixel sensors.  It was a trendy camera that has high pixel count and yet easily fit into the pocket but I do often encounter where most of the images shot indoors or low light will yield into a noisy image which are unacceptable for me.

Canon PowerShot G11

Since then I have longed since to own a digital camera with a good built, perform well in low light condition and produce good image quality, IQ as some people call it, as my next camera.  But knowing that I am just an amateur buying a D-SLR is definitely overkill and therefore I’ve decided to purchased Canon PowerShot G11 as my next camera after seeing many great sample images from Flickr and forums.

To give you a highlight of the camera, it is built with the following specifications:

  • 10.4 Megapixels 1/1.7-inch type Charge Coupled Device (CCD)
  • 6.1 (W) – 30.5mm (35mm film equivalent: 28 (W) – 140 (T) mm) Lens
  • 461,000 pixels 2.8-inch TFT color, with wide viewing angle
  • Maximum Aperture of f/2.8 (W) – f/4.5 (T)
  • Shutter Speed of 15-1/4000 sec
  • ISO 80/100/200/400/800/1600/3200 and 6400
  • 640 x 480 Video Recording
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