CANON POWERSHOT D10 DIGITAL CAMERA

CANON POWERSHOT D10 DIGITAL CAMERA – A TOUGH LITTLE DEVICE

The Canon Powershot D10 is a quality product from Canon that is weather resistant and is very small in size like most of the point and shoot cameras. It is also shock proof along with being weather proof and that leaves the user with no worry regarding taking care of the device while traveling. The quality of photos is comparable to that of an SLR as the different shooting modes are designed with utmost care and well serve their purpose. The portability of the unit is another plus point as the user need not worry about missing a shot that comes unnoticed during everyday activity as it easily fits into a pocket or purse.

The device is very user friendly and as there are many different functions and options, the user might be apprehensive as it may take a long time to get to know all of them. But that is not the case with this particular unit as it comes with a very user friendly manual in case the user is doubtful. The auto focus feature works excellently and is capable of taking wonderful shots in almost any kind of situation by changing the mode automatically if needed. The timer feature of the camera is another advantage where the clock starts ticking when the person being shot actually starts looking at the camera. This is an intelligent attempt on the company’s part and hence is praise worthy.
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The weather proof nature of the camera makes it a suitable little unit that
can be carried for any kind of outdoor activity including water sports. It is
also a very tough device and can be handled with the least care. The camera is
also capable of recording videos and there is an auto stabilization feature for
both, pictures and videos. The face detection feature comes in very handy when
the user is not sure about the focus and is not a professional photographer. The
camera is capable of taking pictures underwater and hence beautiful pictures can
be taken which would not be possible with most other cameras. The image quality
is very good even bright light too, making it an adaptable device for any kind
of situation.

The battery life of the camera is not up to the mark and a person who needs to
take shots extensively might want to carry an extra battery if he is not to be
disappointed. The lens of the camera is very delicate and tends to hold in water
around the edges when used in wet areas. This makes it difficult to take the
next shots on dry land as the image gets blurry on the circumference. It is
therefore necessary to clean the lens after using it in damp locations. The
process of shifting back and forth between the picture and video mode is
difficult when compared to the alternate models.

The unit is quite good for any kind of situation and is recommended for those
who need to take a lot of outdoor active shots.

CANON POWERSHOT D10 DIGITAL CAMERA – A TOUGH LITTLE DEVICE

canon powershot d10 digital camera

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