Canon PowerShot D10 digital camera test shots

Find out how well Canon's rugged PowerShot D10 digital camera performs when it's not being thrown around or submerged in water

Barrel roll: Even though the Canon PowerShot D10's lens is not very wide, it still suffers from some lens distortion, or barrel roll. You can see that the vertical and horizontal lines curve noticeably towards the edges of the frame. This will give buildings and other straight-lined objects a skewed perspective. This shot was taken in auto mode with an aperture of f/2.8, a shutter speed of 1/30th of a second, and an ISO speed of 200.

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