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Design has obviously been a big part of the development of this camera as it comes in four rather retro looking styles. However the quality of image taken is also reportedly pretty decent.
In addition to the usual features we've come to expect from Canon, three new modes to PowerShots have been added to this model which I'd love to see on my A70.
1. Super Macro mode which allows auto-focusing on subjects as close as 1.2 inches from the lens (that is close!)
2. Quick Shot mode which reduces the time lag between pressing the shutter button and starting the exposure. This gets rid of that small but annoying delay that can kill spontaneity and be the difference between capturing a shot and missing it completely. (I'd kill for this on mine)
3. Clock Display mode shows year/month/day and hour/minute/second displays in Shooting Mode. Handy I guess, but its the first two that got my attention.
Digital Camera HQ gives the SD10 a rating of 4.41 stars.
The PC Mag review of the Canon Powershot SD10 gives the camera a rating of 3 stars and says 'the slim, elegant Canon PowerShot SD10 Digital Elph delivers good image quality and a fast burst mode. But it lacks an optical zoom lens and an optical viewfinder.'
Check out what a couple of others have said in their reviews of the SD10 at:
- DP Review - PowerShot SD10
- Creative Pro - Canon PowerShot SD10
- Megapixel - Canon PowerShot SD10
- Imaging Resource - Canon SD10
- DC Resource - Canon Powershot SD10 Review
Posted by Darren in our Canon category on October 16, 2003