Canon Powershot D10 Reviews: Digital Compact Camera
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Most helpful reviewsOllie , Maidstone Keen amateur
- Good points:
- Great little slightly chucky camera. easy to use ie point and shoot. Bought for a holiday in the BVI's and it didnt let me (or everyone else who wanted the photos) down.
- Bad points:
- In auto mode the quality of underwater shots aren't great so remember to put in correct mode before diving. once done its good
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Confirmed purchase: 24 May 2011
Confirmed purchaser Point & shoot
- Good points:
- It says it's water proof and is! I've taken it in the sea for two or three hours, then put in it water for 3 hours when getting home and have had no problems at all.
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Confirmed purchase: 16 Jul 2010
Paul, Leicester Experienced amateur
- Good points:
- Really the only underwater cam available for this money. Got it for parents going on holiday to Australia so they can use it on the Barrier Reef. Really well built.
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Confirmed purchase: 13 Dec 2010
Krissy, St Columb Major Experienced amateur
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The buttons are well designed...not too small or closely grouped.
The camera feels sturdy and the lens protrudes so it is easy to keep fingers off.
Overall it is good fun and much less cumbersom than a compact with waterproof houseing. - Bad points:
- The set functions are not always acurate so I would have prefered to be able to change the A settings manually. Although the build quality is great, and you are sure that it will stand being dropped a few times, the camera is quite big in comparison to other leading competitors. The screen could be bigger and both that and the lens could do with some kind of protection from scratches.
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Confirmed purchase: 10 Sep 2010
Confirmed purchaser Keen amateur
- Good points:
- Just returned from a holiday in the Maldives and used this camera extensively whilst snorkelling on the islands reef. It was so easy to use and operate underwater where I managed to take some excellent shots and video of the varied and colourful marine life under the sea. Though a true test of this type of camera would be the longevity of its operation and waterproof funtionality over time, I can recommend this camera based on its excellent performance so far.
- Bad points:
- No bad points. Though it doesn't compare with the functionality and quality of the photographs produced by a Digital SLR camera, I bought it to do a particular job for which it exceeded my expectation with regard to performance and results.
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Confirmed purchase: 10 Oct 2010
Confirmed purchaser Point & shoot
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Numerous shooting modes
Underwater capability
Canon quality pictures
Robust Build - Bad points:
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Ugly looking
Bulky
Lanyard clip sticks easily
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Confirmed purchase: 01 Oct 2010
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Product Features
| Camera Type | Compact |
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| Resolution (Megapixels) | 12.1 |
| Optical zoom ratio | 3 |
| Screen size (Inches) | 2.5 |
| Digital zoom ratio | 4 |
| Type of image stabiliser | Yes |
| Type of image stabiliser | Electronic |
| Touchscreen | No |
| 3D | No |
| Colour | Blue |
| Media format | SDHC Card |
| Media format | MMC Card |
| Media format | SD Card |
| PictBridge | Yes |
| Timer | Yes |
| Weight (g) | 190 |
| Flash | Yes |
| WiFi | No |
| Shortest shutter speed (Fractions of a second) | 1/1 |
| Longest shutter speed (Fractions of a second) | 1/15 |
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Viewfinder | LCD Monitor |
| RAW Format | No |
| GPS Receiver | No |
| Release date | 2009-05-08 |
| Height in mm | 6.7 |
| Width in mm | 103.6 |
| Depth in mm | 4.9 |
| Serial Shot Mode | Yes |
| Bluetooth | No |
| Autofocus | Yes |
| Changeable Lens | No |
| Highest focal length (Millimetres) | 105 |
| Lowest focal length (Millimetres) | 35 |
Also known as: Powershot D10, Canon D10
Digital Cameras Buyers' GuideManufacturer's Description
Waterproof and shockproof*, the durable PowerShot D10 brings quality 12.1 MP imaging to active outdoor activities. Keep your hands free and your camera close with a range of great accessories.**
Pictures from the edge.
Shoot almost anywhere
The PowerShot D10 is ideal for a wide range of outdoor activities, from climbing to snorkelling. It offers water resistance to 10m, shock resistance for unexpected knocks or drops*, operates in temperatures as low as -10 C, and is fully protected from dust.
12.1 MP
A 12.1 Megapixel resolution gives you the freedom to crop or enlarge images, while retaining outstanding image detail.
3.0x zoom and optical IS
Canons 3.0x optical zoom lens features an optical Image Stabilizer, to guard images against blur caused by camera shake essential in active, high-movement activities.
Incredible images more easily
Smart Auto mode uses intelligent Scene Detection Technology to determine subject brightness, contrast, distance and overall hue. The camera then searches an incredible 18 possible modes, and selects the one which offers the perfect settings for the scene giving you great results from simple point-and-shoot operation.
DIGIC 4
Canons DIGIC 4 processor drives responsive operation, superb image quality and colour reproduction. Advanced Noise Reduction ensures richly detailed, cleaner images, even at high ISO speeds.
Extra-bright LCD
For easy framing and image review in any environment, a 2.5 PureColor LCD II offers twice the normal levels of brightness. A 2mm Perspex shield protects the screen against scuffs and fingerprints.
No more blur
Motion Detection Technology uses a range of advanced methods to ascertain movement of both camera and subject, plus the speed at which this motion occurs. The optimum ISO is then automatically set for any situation.
Face Detection Technology
A suite of Face Detection technologies detect up to 35 faces in a shot, adjusting key settings for optimal results with natural-looking skin tones. Blink Detection lets you avoid mistimed people shots, while FaceSelf-Timer takes a shot when an extra face is detected in the frame making group photos easy.
Active accessories
Two optional strap sets one for Shoulder & Neck, one with a Carabiner Strap – keep your hands free and your camera within easy reach. You can also customise the PowerShot D10 with a colourful front cover set.**
Range of shooting modes
A wide range of shooting modes and Special Scene modes including Underwater, Snow and Beach modes – delivers instant access to the right settings for any environment.
Movie mode
Supplement images with fun VGA movie clips.
The shock resistant testing methods are unique to this product and do not guarantee against damage or malfunction of the product.
*Optional straps not designed for underwater use.
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| Canon PowerShot D10 Digital Camera (12.1 MP, 3.0x Optical Zoom) 2.5" LCD | £276 free delivery |
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Confirmed purchaser Point & shoot
Score 9.0/10Confirmed purchase: 31 Dec 2010