PHOTOS: Canon D10 digital camera

Hands on gallery with the new waterproof camera

PHOTOS: Canon D10 digital camera

26 February 2009 11:19 GMT / By Stuart Miles

The PowerShot D10 is Canon's first waterproof camera and we've managed to grab some snaps of it so you can see what it's really like up close and personal.

The PowerShot features a 12.1-megapixel sensor, backed by the DIGIC 4 processor with a host of smart on-board technologies, and a 3x zoom lens with image stabilisation.

Around the back you’ll find a 2.5-inch PureColor LCD II display, protected by a 2mm shield so you don’t smash it up whilst out on your adventures. It also offers double the brightness of Canon’s normal LCD II displays.

As a camera designed for action it is also shock resistant, so will survive drops, whilst also reaching the IPX6 standard, meaning it is waterproof up to a depth of 10 metres.

There will also be a wide range of accessories to accompany the new camera, which can be yours for £379, available at the end of April.

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Comments

  • mmmmm camouflage Posted by chrishall, United Kingdom
  • useful if you are heading out to Leek boot camp - arh those where the days Posted by stuartmiles, United Kingdom
  • Where did you get $550 from? It's available for pre-order on Amazon for just over $300 bucks. Posted by Shannon, USA
  • yumm Posted by i., austria
  • Is this another Canon marketeer's lie? This is NOT 12 megapixel camera! It might have 12mp sensor, but with that lens it will never make a 12 megapixel photo. Having this unnecessary ridiculous sensor makes pictures noisy and grainy in low light situations.
    Canon engineers design wonderful products but Canon marketing thinks that we are dumb brainless morons.
    Posted by Mariusz7, Canada
  • It might be a good camera but with that camouflage it looks ugly & what's the point. If it can be used underwater it needs to be a visible colour, underwater housings have bright colours for a reason so I hope there are alternatives. Posted by T Grundey , UK
  • want to buy one Posted by Rajaneesh, India-Mumbai
  • This is the greatest camera ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    I'm going to buy 2.
    Posted by Homer, usa
  • Its looks lucrative
    I'll love to have it seeing its feature
    Posted by Harshil, India
  • guys ... just compare first with panasonic lumic TS1, i think this one lack on some feature, like still use VGA video mode and the type of image sensor that make the quality of picture noisy, because i already try this one, that make me re-consider,
    but any way it's a good deal for 10m water resistant. it's good for who like scuba dive, and they have about four color to replace that camouflage cover front.
    Posted by mario, indonesia
  • Nice military camouflage.
    For those who loves a more "norma" design can have a alook on this Canon 10 MP digital camera.
    Posted by Kanon, Indonesia

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