Canon PowerShot D20 - Cámara digital impermeable CMOS de 12.1 MP con zoom estabilizado de imagen 5X, lente gran angular de 1.102 in, LCD de 3.0

I bought this camera for beach and snorkeling photos. Only used it twice on two beach vacations. The first vacation the camera was great! It takes amazing photos for a point and shoot, especially sunsets (better sunset photos than my DSL camera!). I ended up not going snorkeling on that trip, but still used the camera and was very happy with it. Fast forward a year to my next vacation. First time I took the camera into the water, it stopped working. I thought the battery was dead, but still didn't work after charging the battery. I opened the side port of the camera, where the DC in, HDMI and A/V ports are and noticed a few drops of water in there. I'm assuming that this leak caused the camera to stop working. I contacted Canon tech support and it would cost at least $179 for repairs. Too

Last month, my wife and I went to Maui for a second honeymoon trip. Our adventures included a fair amount of snorkeling, and we wanted to take underwater photos. In the past we used a Canon Elph 400 for this purpose, mounted in a Canon underwater housing. It was a decent rig until it leaked last trip, so we were in the market for a new underwater camera setup. I found this one on Amazon and read a ton of reviews, as well as checking out the latest Olympus, Pentax, Nikon, Panasonic, etc. offerings. I chose this one and am glad I did.1. Menu familiarity. A big part of photo success nowadays is being able to quickly navigate the camera's menu screens and other controls. All of my other photo equipment (DSLR, compacts, camcorders, etc.) are all Canon. The menu system on this camera was …

I have about 6 other Canon cameras because I like the picture quality and the features. I bought this to replace a Canon D10 that was about 3 years old and leaking. I was VERY pleased at the new features of the D20 over the D10. This has pretty much the same features that the S95 has but not all the manual controls. It's sturdy and waterproof to 30' but you have to make sure you keep the seals clean to ensure you don't leak. Don't use anything with lint to clean the battery or digital compartment doors as the lint will make a leak if caught in the seals. I've dropped it a bunch of times and had no issues.If you take in the pool or saltwater just soak in in fresh water for about 15 mins and then dry it before opening the battery or data port.Feature and quality wise this is the top of the …

First of all this Camera is very w2ell made, sturdy and tough, no lie but i dropped down a flight of stairs the 2nd day I had it lol (the reason i bought this camera in the first place) it had little sighs of wear and still works great, picture quality is very good and the HD video is clean but a lil laggy just a lil (because i didn't have a high speed SD card on it, got one so video does not lag anymore) nothing that bothers me. the screen is big on this camera which is great underwater and will be buying a camera float strap soon cuz this camera will be on all my hiking trips in Trinidad.Update: this camera for 9 months now, it captures great pictures and video both on land and in water, has been on endless trips with me on dates, hikes, camping and other events. the camera is still …

It's easy to be mislead by the marketing hype and glowing reviews, as I was, that this is a high-end general purpose pocket-sized 12 megapixel camera that takes stunning photographs and just happens to also be waterproof. But after evaluating the camera - and very nearly returning it in disappointment - I just want to caution others that this isn't the case.This is a specialty camera for taking passable snapshots underwater and under inclement conditions. Significant concessions in image quality were made to "ruggedize" the camera, and these are apparent even under ideal conditions. This is true of all cameras of this type to date, and this camera is no exception. Shadow and background areas are suffused with noise pixels. Focus is soft, especially in low light. Chromatic aberration …

We ordered this camera the day it came out. Of course they lowered the price $20 two days later, but it is still a very good value for what you get. This camera is replacing a Sony Cybershot that also was a 12MB camera. The reason we decided to go with this camera is because we found that having a good camera and a separate camcorder was becoming cumbersome. This camera gives you an all-in-one advantage as it is a good quality point and shoot camera as well as an HD video camera and it is rugged and waterproof. I also recommend getting a Sandisk Extreme Card for this camera because those cards have the speed to handle Full HD video. We went with the 32GB version just to make sure we had plenty of space. Also buy extra batteries!! You can also find an inexpensive (under $4) HDMI Mini to …

I preordered this camera when it was first announced. I was a little disappointed when Amazon dropped the price before it even reached my house. I anticipated this camera not only for the waterproof capabilities, but also because it is shock proof...and probably because it was a Canon. I live in Hawaii and intend to take this to the beach to take photos and videos in and out of the water. I'm a special education teacher and wanted to have my students to create their own learning stories with photos that they took themselves. I am very reluctant to have them use a DSLR or even a regular point & shoot camera with the fear of them dropping $1000+ worth of equipment.When I got the camera, I quickly looked over the manual for any waterproof information that I might need to know. Everything was