Canon Powershot D10

The D10′s 30 fps VGA or 640X480 movie mode does a great job when you want to generate e-mail video attachments for friends and family. This is especially useful if you can get some great and interesting underwater video. The D10
can definitely endure extended exposure to harsh climates.

When you are considering image quality, the D10 is able to optimize point-and-shoots with bold and bright colors. The balanced contrast that has been identified with Canon can still be found in this latest model as well. The default color is accurate even when placed underwater. As for its center sharpness, it is generally pretty good. Because it was built for outdoor shots, the D10 produces well exposed shots with hue-accurate colors.
Additionally, the D10′s Auto white balance setting does an impressive job when placed across a wide range of lighting conditions: bright daylight and overcast. Aside from its auto settings, there are also Daylight, Cloudy, Tungsten, Fluorescent, Fluorescent H, Underwater, and Custom WB settings.

All in all, you’ll be more than happy with your D10should you decide to purchase one for yourself. It’s cheaper than its closest competitor and it can go deeper than many of the other underwater cameras in its class. It also has the toughest wrist strap. Stay on a rocking boat and you’ll know that your camera will always be safe by your side. Canon has been known to deliver cameras that are affordable, easy to use, feature rich, fairly compact, relatively quick, and more than capable of producing excellent pictures.