Canon Powershot D10 Digital Camera Review

May 17, 2010 4:55 pm 0 comments

Canon Powershot D10 ReviewSummertime is almost here and there’s no better time than right now to buy a waterproof digital camera than at the very beginning of the summer to ensure that you don’t miss any of the fantastic fun you’re going to have this summer. Capture ever great memory with this waterproof and shock proof digital camera from Canon. And when summertime ends too soon, you can still keep using and shooting with the Canon D10 as it’s also freeze proof.  Shoot your ski trips or other fun outdoor activities. Don’t let bad weather spoil great memories.

The little D10 from Canon is waterproof, shockproof, freeze proof. This small and waterproof digital camera works underwater to 10m or 33 feet and you can drop it from  a distance as great as 4ft or 1.22 m (most tables are 32 inches high, so if this small camera gets dropped or knocked off a table you know you can rest assured that your small compact camera will survive the fall. This can’t be said for other digital cameras that are not shockproof. Lastly the Canon D10 will work up to 14 degrees F, or minus ten degrees celcius for those using  the metric system of measurement.

But a shockproof, waterproof digital camera is useless to you if it can’t make great photos, but you don’t have to worry about that with this small performer from Canon. Standard features include 12.1 megapixels for poster sized prints, face detection technology and face detection timer too, and smart auto settings take care of controls so you can  concentrate on having fun making great photos in the sun.

The megapixel count on the Canon D10 is more than enough resolution to make great photos and print them up to poster sized prints. The face detection self timer means just because you’re the photographer doesn’t mean you can get in on the fun too. The face detection timer waits for you to enter the frame as well . Make great photos of your entire group this summer, not just those who are not behind the camera.

Fuzzy photos are no fun, but you don’t have to make much notice of those when you use the Canon D10 as the image stabilization built into the Canon D10 makes sure that your images are free of blurs and motion which can be due to camera shake at low light settings.

Everybody hates when there’s a blinker that ruins a perfectly good photo, and the Canon D10 overcomes this with the use of the built in blink detection feature. When you get a blinker, the D10 waits for 3 seconds and automatically tries again to make and create a blink free photo of your friends and family.

The Canon Powershot D10 has as a suggested retail price of $329, but most online vendor offer a discount of approximately $50 off the suggested retail price.When you buy the Canon D10 from  Amazon, Ritz, B+H or Adorama you can be guaranteed  a lower price than list price.

Get a great deal on the Canon Powershot D10.



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