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Best Bang for Buck (Facrory Refurb) Under 200 dollars. Full of features. A pleasure to use. Easy to learn. I love this camera. Buy the leather case, don't bother with the soft case as Canon PowerShot D10 12.1 MP doesn't work well with the camera strap which unlike most cameras attraches to both sides. You will not find a better camera for the price. If you do please e-mail me. Be sure to buy some extra batteries because this camera does not accept AAA and if you are in a distant part of the world you might have a tough time getting batteries.
functional replacement for DSLR. I bought the P5100 as Canon PowerShot D10 12.1 MP travels a lot easier than my D70 and can do more in some respects. The main reason to choose this one over the rest is that Canon PowerShot D10 12.1 MP has a hotshoe and is compatible with my Nikon SB600. Here is a comparison with my D70 nikon SLR a bit unfir but the P5100 holds up surprisingly well. The P5100 has a Mg alloy body and is sturdy but light enough to hold steady on a skinny pocket tripod. Canon PowerShot D10 12.1 MP has video capability although the built-in mic is awful. Canon PowerShot D10 12.1 MP does better than the D70 in very low light. built in VR is excellent and can drop at least 2 f-stops without distortion. Canon PowerShot D10 12.1 MP has a face id for focusing and a Panoramic shot assist--( when you use this setting the screen displays the edge of the previous photograph so that you can align the next shot perfectly when you pan the camera.).You cannot get dust on your sensor even if you try. and twice the megapixels compared to the D70! The limitations (compared to the SLR) are cannot shoot multiple frames per sec. very slight shutter delay compared to SLR. Slow autofocus and no focus area options and limited metering options.Cannot shoot in RAW format.
For less than Half the price of the D70 this is an excellet deal. Go for it! Make your Day!

Shutter delay ruins Canon PowerShot D10 12.1 MP camera. I have owned and loved Nikon cameras for years -- but honestly, I hate Canon PowerShot D10 12.1 MP one to the point where I am about to buy a replacement. The problem is that, especially when you use the flash, there is a huge (and inconsistent) delay between the time you push the button and the time the picture is taken -- typically, 1-3 seconds.

Most of my pictures are of my small children. I am usually taking candid shots, and even when I'm not the kids can't hold still for long. In those cases, it's essentially impossible to figure out what picture you're going to end up taking. I have endless near-misses and a very irritated wife. And of course, I have lost a lot of very good pictures.

Ironically, one of the reasons I bought Canon PowerShot D10 12.1 MP camera was that I thought the shutter speed would be better than I had on my older, less expensive Kodak camera. In fact, it's much worse.

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