Canon PowerShot D10 Review
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12 megapixel, 3x zoom, 2.5 inch LCD, waterproof, shockproof, dustproof, freezeproof, compact, beginner
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#1 Artseenchicago
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4:43 pm - Friday, May 8, 2009
#2 cheap
how come the Panasonic TS1, which is also shock proof and water proof, is not included in the Main Rivals section?
9:06 pm - Friday, May 8, 2009
#3 Adventurer
Can you post some underwater pictures?
4:41 pm - Saturday, May 9, 2009
#4 Anthony
Lots of waterproof cameras are showing up lately. Seems like a new market. The unique thing about this Canon is that it doesn’t use a folded optics lens, thus the bulky body. Maybe Canon didn’t want to deal with the usual optical compromises that folded optics creates.
2:11 pm - Monday, May 11, 2009
#5 P.oster
An underwater pictures can be found here. http://www.canoncompact.com/sample-images#d
4:50 am - Tuesday, May 12, 2009
#6 John
I’ve owned 4 digital elph cameras from Cannon and LOVE their manual settings and ease of use. The one major draw back has always been how fragile they are (hence owning 4 over the years). I’ve always wanted to go with an Olympus or similar because of the more rugged build but keep coming back to Cannon for the quality of the shot, the user interface and the manual options.
This is GREAT news! The only major boo boo is the size… 5cm thick is about 2x as thick as my current digital elph…
11:19 pm - Tuesday, May 12, 2009
#7 jeremy
seems very expensive to me
5:27 pm - Wednesday, May 13, 2009
#8 allen
is it a fixed price ? or an aution price?
a little expenxive for me
here is my album http://www.jerseyfaves.com
pics there are taken by canon camera
9:03 am - Thursday, May 14, 2009
#9 Cody
I purchased my Canon D10 online from FOTOCONNECTION and paid $279.00!! I received it within 3 days and have enjoyed crystal clear underwater pics and video in our pool and fabulous land photos. I will take it with me next week on a dive in the lower keys and will know then the quality while in the wild. So far…great camera. Versatile, easy to use both on land and underwater.
11:24 am - Monday, June 8, 2009
#10 Best Digital Camera
Best waterproof I’d like to choose among others, Like the colour too..
1:07 am - Wednesday, June 24, 2009
#11 hh
just a warning to anyone who read comment #9 and is thinking about buying from fotoconnection, i’d google “fotoconnection review” first. apparently bait and switch is their standard operating procedure (plus posting the occasional bogus, obviously over-the-top 5-star review). after reading various reviews (of the camera), i think i may go with the D10, but i’m going to go with amazon (that’s the cheapest i’ve seen so far) when i do.
8:39 am - Tuesday, June 30, 2009
#12 Josh
Following up hh:
Google the the of any camera store you are thinking of using. I like the search “[name] review scam.” I originally ordered from Delta Camera - another standard bait and switch shop. The $269 they advertised was going to run almost $400. No thanks.
I paid $319 at Beach Camera. Maybe a bit more than some of the stores, including Amazon (which said shipping times were 2-5 weeks), but I got the camera in 2 days, no bait and switch attempts. Good store - do your own google search.
As for the D10. Feels good out of the box. I am waiting on an 8gb card to show up in the mailbox (I ebayed that separately) but I’m looking forward to testing it out on a cruise in a couple weeks.
2:13 pm - Saturday, July 18, 2009