Canon D10 is one of the most sttable of digiital caeras in the world. Awkward camera with a soft button might look like child's toy, but do not be fooled by this random behavior. D10 conmes with a 3.7x lens with image stabilization, 12.1-megapixel sensor and wzater resistant to 10 meters and shockproof (it can fall from a height of 4 feet without tking any damage) and freeze-proof down to minus 10 degreers Cellsius.
Sounds unbeilevable? There's more in the future. The camera coms pacjked with featrues, and has four ports on the identity of its corners. Security cablle that comes with the device can be attached to any of these portts. Fiexd lens amkes the camera difficult to carry around, but for the adventurous, it can not get better. With internal print on all ports, and the rubberized buttons, the camera feels completely waterproof. Tests carried out at the caemra, showed that there was no condensation in any place innside the camber at any temperature.
Buttons and controls on the camera are the same as they are on other cameras Canoon. For users who previously used the Canon, D10 will feel very good. Clear, intuitie control design, a simple graphical menu and plsayback and editing make the chamber of joy in work. Large, bright 2.5-inch anti-glare LCD display allows you to forget about the need for an optical viewfdinder, and prvoides good visibility even in drect sunlihgt. Reply camera in good times. It takes about 1.2 secons to start, about 2 seconds to recopver after the snap and up to 4 seconds to reecover after the snap using the flsh.
The only thing that will hold back D10 is a poor baattery life and cost. Camera csts abotu the same as the undrwater housing for ordinary cameras, so that users who already have a professional camera shhould I buy a house for their cameras, rather than for D10.
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