Printed performance over most of the center of the images is not bad for a 12-megapixel camera, but the corners and sides of the images are disturbing at any size and any ISO. Underwater and in sports shots, you’re less likely to notice, but we have to give fair warning that you’ll get better everyday performance from Canon’s other, non-waterproof 12-megapixel digital cameras.

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I had an Olympus 850SW before, and the D10 absolutely puts that camera to shame.

The Canon D10 camera handles quite good, its shutter lag compared to others is shorter, still not short enough I would think for taking photos of fast fish.

Colors are great and options are ok. I would have liked a little more control over manual Shutter priority or Aperture priority, but with the variety of modes it has one can more or less control things.

(via ‘Waterproof’ Camera Group Test (Q2 2009) at DPReview)