Canon G11 Digital Camera

Great addition to my Canon G11 when shooting outdoors.

A friend of mine recommended this strap for my Canon G11 and I love it!

Light, protable, powerful I've a Canon powershot G11, this flash matches my camera most. When you're taking a camera small as G11, 270EX is the best one in both size and power.

I bought this for my Canon G11. All i was looking for is a tight case to protect against rain or dust and bumps. I always carry the camera in my hand, so I needed the smallest cover. One thing you should know is that the rim of the cover is not made out of neoprene, and not stretchable. So I could not get the camera into the pouch until I cut a slit in the rim and stitched around it. Than the camera fit perfectly. This is the only skin tight small cover that I know that will fit the Canon G11 :-))

Works with both of my Canon cameras. I keep it with my G11. I bought 2.5mm - 3.5mm for the camera end and a 3.5mm - 2.5mm adapter for the switch end. I use 30 feet of 3.5mm stereo cable in between the adapters. I wish the G11 had an IR eye. But that's a different issue.

I use this with my Canon G11, which didn't come with a wrist strap at all. Love the quick release latch for handing the camera to someone else to take a photo of me! It's also sturdy and comfortable. My only complaint is that it was a little hard to get the strap attached because that part of the strap was very thick to fit through the hook on the camera.

Bought two one for a Canon G11 and a Nikon P7000 it is comfortable and strong.

Good for small cameras with Leica M6, M9, Canon G11 or Panasonic GF1

I bought this product to replace the strap that came with my Canon G7 several years ago. When I bought the Canon G11, it's one of the first accessories I purchased. It's easy on my neck, stretches slightly and many times, I can take photos without having to remove the camera from around my neck, which is convenient when traveling. I wouldn't mind, however, if it were just a bit longer with adjustments to make it shorter as needed.

I have used the Gigapan with a Canon G11 to take panoramas of the Frank Gehry Ray and Maria Stata Building, the Le Corbusier Carpenter Center and the Memorial Church in Harvard Yard. You can see them on the gigapan site at gigapan.com where you can zoom in and view snapshots of interesting details. The stitching software is better than any I have seen as long as you follow the rules. The included carrying bag is perfect, allowing the camera, extra batteries, etc to fit in a compact, light-weight package. Having tried several other methods of taking and stitching panoramas, I feel I have finally found an acceptable solution.