Canon PowerShot D10

Camera leaked second time in the water, three days after purchasing, and no longer worked after that.

Be very careful of the warranty on this product. I contacted Canon support and after being transferred to a supervisor I was told the warranty does not cover "water damage, sand/corrosion damage ... dropping the camera." I could not believe this so I looked at the warranty card included with the camera and sure enough that's exactly what it says. Canon does not warranty a camera that is designed to go in the water against water damage??? Or against dropping when they say the camera can survive drops of up to 4 feet??? My only choice right now is to send the camera in to Canon and hope they will fix/replace the camera or I'll have paid $350 for one day in the water.

I was excited to get the camera while in Hawaii as the disposible underwater cameras are awful. Picture quality was very good. Easy to transfer pictures to computer.

It leaked water into the lens the 2nd time in the water. It no longer worked after that.

They did send me an expedited pre-paid shipping label to send the camera to their support center and the people I haven spoken with have been pleasant and as helpful as they can be. I guess I will see how the support goes over the next couple weeks, but was hoping to be able to use the camera next weekend.

I purchased the camera for a trip to the Bahamas so I could take pictures snorkeling, I think it did a great job underwater. The menu is very easy to change and the large screen is easily viewable under the water.

Large button and large viewing screen. The auto focus and face detection is a nice feature.

It is a little chunky in size but that can easily be overlooked unless you are looking for a very slim camera body.