People asked me lots of questions while I was snorkeling with the colorful Canon D10... and while taking video shooting down the water slide?   But I did not know until I got back to the room how it would perform.  Waterproof cams often get a bad rap for photo quality above water ? making every photo look like it was taken in a dirty aquarium ? and my last Optio WP had a real tough time auto-focusing.  When I get a new camera, the first shot seems to set my enthusiasm gauge.  There has been no post-processing of this hand-held first photo.     Check out the macro detail at <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/jurvetson/4136804607/sizes/o">full size</a> (sample detail below).
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