Canon Go For a Splash with the PowerShot D10

Perhaps -10 degree C environments are more your cup of tea though? Canon still has you covered

Canon PowerShot D10: Canon

Whether you want to go for a splash at the beach or head to the snow, you’ll be covered with Canon PowerShot D10. “This exciting new addition to the PowerShot range has been custom built for flawless outdoor and underwater photography,” said Kimberley Langton from Canon Australia. “The PowerShot D10 packs in an impressive armory of features, including Waterproof to 10m deep, Freeze proof to -10°C and Shockproof to more than 1m, all in a fun, user-friendly design.”

The D10 allows you to give it a bit of a personal touch as well with interchangeable faceplates. But what’s the point of a pretty camera you can smack to pieces if it’s no good? We’ve snatched some of the features of the camera from the press release so you can judge for yourself whether or not it meets your standards.

The price has yet to be set.


Press release snippets

Canon’s PowerShot D10 promises not to disappoint in the advanced technology stakes. High-quality shots are possible with the camera boasting a 12.1 megapixel CCD sensor and a DiG!C 4 processor, which ensures sharp images and true-to-life colour. An impressive 3x Optical Zoom allows users to get close to the action, essential when capturing the vibrant marine world while on a snorkelling adventure. Furthermore, Canon’s Optical Image Stabilizer compensates for shaking and vibration when swimming, skiing or surfing, ensuring images captured on the move are blur-free.

The PowerShot D10 features an exciting new Canon technology, Intelligent Auto. Intelligent Auto combines a new Scene Detection technology with Canon’s Face Detection, Noise Reduction and Motion Detection technologies all in the one Automatic mode to ensure that users can easily capture great shots every time.

The new Scene Detection technology makes capturing stunning shots easy by automatically detecting people, distance, brightness, colour and movement information to determine the shooting scene, such as Portrait, Night, Macro, Backlit or even Sunset. The technology then carries out the optimum image processing for that scene, ensuring superior quality images.

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Great features, except it needs more than 3x optical zoom, especially if the camera is meant for the outdoors. A 5x would be ideal for capturing images without having to get in that close.

All in all though, there's a nice package in the D10 which hopefully will have a reasonable price tag attached.

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