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Canon and Panasonic announced its first shock and water-proof compact camera at the beginning of this year. If you are still confused camera, which is best for you, you will find some useful information and comparison between the Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS1 and Canon PowerShot D10.

Both cameras are waterproof, but if you want a camera that can operate about 10 meters under water, then the Powershot D10 would be your best slide. Submarine-shaped D10 with porthole-like screws and onion shell indicates that the digital camera is only set under water. But on earth will you do not like its bulky form. D10 has an easy-to-large buttons and LCD screen, where icons are big and nice, you still can see clear, even under water. Furthermore, it contains more bolt-mouth at every corner for mounting cameras in various underwater grips.

While other waterproof digicam, Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS1 can use up to 3 meters under water with only a completely different approach. Elegant rectangular board outline she hardly be distinguished from other conventional hard-cams. Compared with the Canon D10, the keys are smaller and shooting modes, you can choose the option with the thumb rather than a dedicated button. Even so, losing life underwater with TS1, the better performance on the ground and you need that.

Another big difference is that Panasonic TS1 shooting format AVCHD at 720p, where the D10 only does VGA video 640A-480th But the video recording mode of TS1 is not very polished one is two to three seconds of delay by pressing a dedicated video button to start and stop the image and its not clear exactly when everything starts. If you are right, the delay, you'll love the excellent HD video mode. Lumix DMC-TS1 is currently seeing a big mistake on imports made video into iMovie. Represented AVCHD from TS1 is quite annoying and will require the installation of particular video codec for import into your preferred software for editing and then transferred to a friendly format.

Both are toughcams featuring 12-megapixel pictures and have the same CCD sensor size. But TS1 ISO goes to 6400, when it is only 1600 to D10. Difference that really matters is the wider-angle lens of TS1, which is effective focal length of 28mm-128 mm zoom lens f/3.3-f/5.9, D10, which is only 35 mm-105mm f/2.8-f/4.9. Color reproduction through the lens with Leica TS1 is much better than at D10. In addition, TS1 thin to autofocus underwater easier in comparison with D10.

Just in case it is not a professional shooter sports photography can also benefit toughcams thought when you making your baby bath time pictures without worrying about obtaining camera shooting with a wet or unclean hands, when in the middle of grilling, or something similar. Whatever happens, you will Always can wipe your digital camera from pure water. So the conclusion is that if you depend on the form factor, you should go with the Panasonic Lumix TS1, Powershot D10 will be hard to fit into your pants pocket without any serious bulging. But if you usually go deeper than 3 meters under water, you should go with the Canon D10.