Canon PowerShot D10 Digital Camera Review
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Canon PowerShot D10

Digital Camera Review

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3.6 The D10 is a tough camera that can take decent photos in up to 33 feet of water and in very cold temperatures.
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Introduction  
The D10 is a tough camera that can take decent photos in up to 33 feet of water and in very cold temperatures.
    Page 1 of 16 Product Tour x

 

Section The Good The Bad
x Product Tour Curvy, rounded design Looks rather toy-like compared to other cameras. 
x Color Colors are accurate Some color shifts on reds and yellows
x Noise Low noise at most ISO levels Images get a little flat at higher ISO levels
x Resolution Images are very sharp, with great detail Some softness at the edges of the frame
x Sample Photos See sample photos taken with the Canon D10 in different conditions
x Video Taking videos is easy Videos are low resolution, grainy and with poor color. 
x Playback Good selection of playback modes  Limited in-camera editing features
x Hardware Packs lots of features into a small space Zoom lens is short (3x) compared with other point & shoots
x Controls Shutter and zoom controls well placed for one-handed use Large number of buttons may be intimidating, requires two hands to use
x Design & Handling Fits well into the hand Nothing on the front for the fingertips to grip
x Conclusion Read our final conclusion on the Canon D10
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