I am very disappointed with Canon Products. I only have this products because my Warranty forces me to get another one, and another one, and another one... and now I had the change to get the Power Shot D20. Before it was the D10.

If I can get it switch on I would be able to tell if I like it

Canon products tend to give you fear,..; fear that you do not know if it is going to take the next photo

Great to take on vacation, no need to worry if you are on the beach, in a boat or in the water.
But also good for normal daily use.

I do not like the placement of the control buttons.

Easy to Use; Fast Shutter Speed; Great Resolution; Great Zoom; Large Clear LCD; Rugged; Small / Compact; Water Proof

Button Locations Are Poor; No Viewfinder; Short Battery Life

Slightly different to most Power Shot offerings as this is waterproof, it still however has all the normal facilities and enhancements of a standard digital camera but in this case getting it wet will not be a disaster at least in the short term.

A rugged waterproof camera with dependable image and video quality

The D20 is the easiest waterproof camera to use, thanks to its array of chunky buttons and simple user interface. It delivers decent photos for web use, if all you want to do is point and shoot.

Very easy to use; Big buttons are ideal for underwater; Tough and rugged design

Images look rather soft; Videos are grainy; Sluggish performance

For anyone keeping track of Canon's waterproof camera range, you'll realise that it has been quite a while since the company's first model, the D10, made its debut. Since then, many other companies have made inroads into the space, delivering models with snappy performance and decent image quality, to boot. So does this newer model, the D20, have what it takes to stand apart from the crowd?

The D20 is the easiest waterproof camera to use, thanks to its array of chunky buttons and simple user interface. It delivers decent photos for web use, if all you want to do is point and shoot.

Very easy to use; Big buttons are ideal for underwater; Tough and rugged design.

Images look rather soft; Videos are grainy; Sluggish performance.

From the unconventional design to its remarkable lens, this rugged cam easily sits among the best in the bunch.

Great in-camera interface; Sharp lens; Impressive underwater performance

Moderately slow; not suitable for fast-action shots or video, Unconventional design is interesting but bulky, Unreliable GPS

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 the new rugged compact camera Canon waterproof, shock-resistant, low temperatures and dust. The camera is equipped with HS System with 12.1 MP, 5x Optical Zoom and Intelligent IS.

Shock Resistant; Waterproof; Dust-proof; resistant to low temperatures; the HS System with 12.1 MP; Display with TAP control; built-in GPS

Lack touch technology on display

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). Although light on features, the D20 is water, freeze, dust, and shockproof, and it didn't let us down in our testing.

Photographers who want a compact camera that can go for a casual swim, hike, or diving trip.;

Low light and flash shooters, manual control lovers, and movie enthusiasts;