Canon PowerShot D20 Review – The Canon PowerShot D20 looks to combine the best features from Canon's PowerShot range with a host of rugged features

Build quality; Image quality; Large buttons; GPS; HDMI connection

No double lock on battery compartment; Lower resolution screen than closest rivals

The PowerShot D20 is a good underwater camera, though it doesn't stand out in any particular area. It takes decent (though slightly soft) photos with pleasing colors (but expect a color cast when shooting underwater).

The Canon PowerShot D20 is a perfect travel companion that you can literally bring anywhere you go. Whether you're into water sports, mountain climbing or just a plain traveller who just needs an extra durability, this rugged camera got your back.

Used this camera to take video of my wedding on Hawaii. The sound was great, in spite of the wind blowing. Also used the camera to take video of snorkeling and going on a zip line. It all looks fabulous! The underwater setting makes the snorkeling images look beautiful. Still images look great too.

Pretty good camera it does what it says it will do but I returned it only because I found a better deal at my local walmart for around the same price, the new fujifilm that can go up to 50 feet under water, but if I hadn't found this camera I would have kept the cannon, good camera over all.

Adventure cameras have been growing in popularity for several years, and almost all of the main manufacturers have at least one waterproof and shockproof compact in their current model range.

GPS that actually works; Build quality; Start-up time

Fiddly controls

We've tested a whole bunch of tough, rugged and waterproof digital compact cameras. They may well be shockproof, freezeproof and dustproof too, but, truth be told, no company has got the full package quite right after many years' worth of attempts.

Waterproof; tough; rugged; GPS; lens-based stabilisation; 3-inch 416k-dot LCD

Awkward design; bunched up zoom buttons placement; easy to get in finger in front of lens; slow autofocus; lack of user-defined controls (AF point placement; manual shooting); so-so image quality

Daniel Bell reviews the Canon PowerShot D20, a rugged digital camera for the photographer who shoots in extreme conditions.

Excellent image quality; Full 1080p HD; GPS switches on quickly; Large; chunky buttons; Low noise throughout the ISO range

Continuous shooting isn't particularly quick; Battery cover is tricky to open; One of the more expensive waterproof cameras available

After 3 years, Canon have updated their waterproof camera, the D10. Now, the PowerShot D20 comes with a larger 5x optical zoom, the same 12 megapixel resolution and a slimmer, squarer body. The sensor has new HS technology for good low light performance and there's also a 3 inch LCD screen.

You want a pocket camera is a versatile, practical and modern? And can be used in all your activities? The answer is only one try using products Camera CANON D20. So what are its merits?? Okay I can help explain, the first design issue ... WOW!!

Easy to carry; simple and has a pretty good image sharpness

Vulnerable to hard objects because it can damage the camera body