I've used this point-and-shoot for several years now with excellent results. I originally bought it to use on paddling trips - for those times when my SLR's won't come out of their waterproof duffle bag. I'm talking about windblown rain and waves that wash over the deck of a canoe or kayak. Times when I would otherwise not get the shot because of a worry about the camera being destroyed. Its compact size also allows me to slip it into a pocket on my life jacket or into a deck bag or thwart bag near at hand. The optics are good, the body rugged, the interface intuitive, and images very nice. I've sold images to magazines made with this camera and printed reasonably large prints too.
Several friends have recently bought the W60, which, of course, takes it to the next level - more pixels, greater depth under water, bigger built-in memory, etc. But the basics remain the same: it gets the shots that would otherwise be relegated to memory only.
Good camera for all outdoor sport point-and-shoot situations.
Here are a couple shots made with the W20
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