Canon Powershot D30
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Latest PowerShot D30
from Canon is a ruggedized and waterproof compact camera introduced to compete
with Olympus Tough TG-3, Nikon Coolpix AW120, Ricoh WG-4 GPS and Panasonic
Lumix FT5. To survive with these stunning cameras, Canon introduced new
Powershot D30 incredibly tougher than the D20. It now enhanced with
best-in-class 25 meter waterproof rating.
The camera's
processor, lens and sensor specifications remain same with its predecessor, actually
the new model have a slightly low RRP. Powershot D30 will enable you dive longer
than any of its competitors, with its 25-metre rating stay this camera ahead in
the competition. The camera's -10ºc freezeproofing and two-metre shockproofing
are more distinctive stats, and unlike the Panasonic FT5, Olympus TG-3 and
Ricoh WG-4, the Canon D30 does not have a crushproof rating.
The Powershot D30 is available only in blue color, is a bit
of going from the previous D20. It best fits the structure motif of many rugged
digital cameras, including the Olympus Tough TG-850, by puting its lens in
the top edge than the middle of the camera body. Canon D30 measures 2.7 by 4.3
by weighs 7.7 ounces and 1.1 inches (HWD). That's perfect for this class of
latest cameras.
The D30 might be similar in functionality with old D20, but its
design given a great overhaul. Gone are the less, queerly buttons changed by comfortable
controls which are accessible easily when wearing gloves or underwater. The
new, big button for video recording has been placed to a more salient position
on top edge of the camera, and the shutter is also big and nice.
With the enlarged and easily accessible buttons on the
panel, Canon still has found gap for a grippy and large thumb rest. Separated
with the equally prominent finger grip, the Canon D30 looks more secure in the palm
than all. Its 12.1MP sensor trails the combat in incredible resolution; at low
sensitivity it still able of solving nice detail levels in image. At ISO400
settings detail is distort with grain noise, but Canon has not conceal this
with inordinate smoothing, despite subjects on distant don't display the elegnt
look that's all very common with these kind of compact cameras.
The Powershot D30 survives under water and its latest overall
design makes it one of best digital cameras to buy in 2015. However, its rivals
will all must go with at least 14-metre depths, which will easily be enough
deep for a typical point of recreational or snorkelling scuba diving.
The D30 also bring a case for itself with its GPS location
tagging and bright LCD monitor, but unless you will use the Canon’s extra
underwater utility, more feature-packed competitors like the Ricoh WG-4 GPS and
Panasonic Lumix FT5 can be had for similar price and are better for all-rounders.
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