The Canon Powershot D20 is a robust underwater camera with a sporty design, the perfect companion for adventurous holidays or extreme sports. Here are its features.
Canon is about to launch a new camera in May, ideal for those preparing for a vacation or for sports enthusiasts, including extreme ones. The Canon Powershot D20 has been designed not only with photographic standards in mind but also with durability and robustness, featuring a colorful and sporty body.
The Canon Powershot D20 is resistant to dust, frost, scratches, shocks, and is even waterproof up to 10 meters deep.
Regarding its technical specifications, it boasts a 12.1 Megapixel CMOS sensor paired with a 5x 28mm wide-angle zoom, featuring Intelligent IS functionality.
This combination works well in all circumstances: perfect for capturing underwater scenes during dives and for taking stunning panoramic shots from mountaintops.
To help organize your photos, GPS tagging is included to always pinpoint your shots.
The Canon Powershot D20 also functions as a movie recorder: simply press the “Record Movie” button to quickly switch to Full HD 1080p video recording mode.
Everything can be monitored thanks to the 7.5 cm PureColor II LCD screen with 460,000 dots, capable of tracking up to 32 scenes simultaneously.
As a camera designed for outdoor activities and sometimes challenging environments, it includes the Dynamic IS mode, which helps to reduce vibrations from your hands and the act of walking. This feature is particularly valuable on uneven roads and trails, where balance may not always be perfect.
For underwater use of the Canon Powershot D20, an optional housing (the WP-DC45) is available, resistant up to 40 meters deep and equipped with a supplementary external flash.
The Canon Powershot D20 will arrive in stores in May, with an indicative price of around 300-350 euros.
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