Canon PowerShot D10
Digital Camera Review
Mar 07, 2009
- By Tim Barribeau
The PowerShot D10, a cute-looking $329.99 camera that shoots at 12-megapixel resolution with a 3x zoom, can handle water pressure down to 33 feet, temperatures down to 14°F, and the impact of a 4-foot drop. In comparison to other waterproof cameras on the market it has a much softer design, and for the depths of water you can take it to, an eminently reasonable price.
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 Canon's foray into the world of super-tough cameras has produced the PowerShot D10, a cute-looking $329.99 camera that shoots at 12 megapixels with a 3x zoom, can handle water pressure to 33 feet, temperatures down to 14°F, and the impact of a 4-foot drop. In comparison to other waterproof cameras on the market it has a much softer design, and for the depths of water you can take it to, an eminently reasonable price. As with all our reviews from PMA, this is a pre-production camera, and so some features may change between now and the D10's May release. |
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