Testseek.com have collected 79 expert reviews of the Canon PowerShot D10 and the average rating is 75%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Canon PowerShot D10.
May 2009
(75%)
79 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(82%)
72 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
75010079
The editors liked
The wizards at Canon have done it again - produced a compact camera with an absurdly high pixel count that is not plagued with noise effects. Images have good detail
Sharpness
Colour and contrast. We didnt even experience problems with dynamic rang...
The wizards at Canon have done it again – produced a compact camera with an absurdly high pixel count that is not plagued with noise effects. Images have good detail
Colour and contrast. We didnt even experience problems with dynamic ran...
Waterproof to 10m
Drop-proof to 1.2m
Dust-proof
Easy to use
Well designed
Quick performance
Extensive range of accessories
Best rugged credentials in its class
Fast lens
The editors didn't like
The images straight from the camera are just a little soft. This is corrected easily with a small application of unsharp mask in an editing program so it is not a deal breaker. ...
The images straight from the camera are just a little soft. This is easily corrected with a small application of Unsharp Mask in an editing program
The wizards at Canon have done it again - produced a compact camera with an absurdly high pixel count that is not plagued with noise effects. Images have good detail, sharpness, colour and contrast. We didnt even experience problems with dynamic rang...
The images straight from the camera are just a little soft. This is corrected easily with a small application of unsharp mask in an editing program so it is not a deal breaker. ...
If you are in the market for an indestructible camera you have a choice between products from Panasonic, Olympus, Pentax and now Canon. Each has its merits but of them all we like the Canon best. We particularly like its weird Captain Nemo shape - a 1...
Abstract: « [REVIEW—CANON POWERSHOT D10] | Main July 16, 2009 [HIGH DEFINITION — THE NOT SO BIG PICTURE] Last month analogue television was turned off in the US. Millions of homes were left without free to air television, even though the government was practica...
The wizards at Canon have done it again – produced a compact camera with an absurdly high pixel count that is not plagued with noise effects. Images have good detail, sharpness, colour and contrast. We didnt even experience problems with dynamic ran...
The images straight from the camera are just a little soft. This is easily corrected with a small application of Unsharp Mask in an editing program, so it is not a deal breaker.
If you are in the market for an indestructible camera you have a choice between products from Panasonic, Olympus, Pentax and now Canon. Each has its merits, but of them all we like the Canon best. We particularly like its weird Captain Nemo shape &ndash...
Abstract: Designed for photographers who participate in water-based activities, Canons PowerShot D10 can dive down to 10 metres and withstand being dropped from the height of one metre. Its sealed body also makes it dustproof and able to tolerate temperatures a...
Waterproof to 10m, drop-proof to 1.2m, dust-proof, easy to use, well designed
Images lack contrast, sometimes overexposes shots in bright sunlight
The design of the Canon PowerShot D10 is spot-on for a ruggedised camera. It feels good to use and, most importantly, it’s very easy to use. It takes clear photos but we wish it rendered them with more contrast. Pick it up if you’re after a ru...
Quick performance , Extensive range of accessories , Best rugged credentials in its class , Fast lens
Fiddly battery/card cover , Chromatic aberration quite prominent , Digital-only zoom in movie mode , No HD video
Canon's first attempt at an underwater camera is pretty impressive. There are a couple of areas to improve on like its video implementation and overall design, but for the most part the PowerShot D10 gets it right....
Underwater amateur photography is not the big money making genre that other camera classes are, so it is pleasing to see Canon taking the effort to provide a worthwhile purchase for consumers. This unit is great for holiday or amateur use, but anything...
Waterproof to 33 feet, dustproof, can shoot in freezing weather, Very easy to handle underwater, Highres antireflective 2.5inch wide viewingangle LCD with onetouch brightness boost, Very effective sensor shift shake reduction, Large and well marked controls, Very good picture quality, All the power of the DIGIC 4 processor,
3X optical zoom starts at 35mm instead of wide, Only one underwater mode and one underwater white balance, Protruding dome makes camera feel bulky, Dome blocks flash in macro photography, No highdef video, Zoom in/out works backwards, Flimsy battery compartment latch that gums up
Abstract: The Canon PowerShot D10 (US$329) is billed as a rugged camera for the adventurer, and it certainly looks and feels the part. The D10 is waterproof to 33 feet, shockproof to 4 feet, and freezeproof to 14° Fahrenheit. It incorporates important fe...
Abstract: It was a touch too cold to dunk this camera — and its operator! — in the surf, so I resorted to a dip in the pool. And, to my surprise, I found that not only did the camera perform successfully but I fell upon a magic way to create stunning new pictur...
