[...] Nikon underwater housings now are made from coated brass and many great feature as new diffuser design built in every [...]

[...] be maintained to keep it in good condition. The first thing you should check it for leaks. Test the waterproof housing by putting your camera into the housing and dropped them into some water. This is important before [...]

[...] scuba camera for you is to find out a few facts. You need to know how often you will be using the scuba camera and how depths that you want to go to. The scuba camera must be able to handle with the depth that [...]

[...] you think to take pictures from greater depths, you'll need to spend in camera housing. Olympus waterproof cameras housing are rated for higher pressures so they can go [...]

[...] here, especially on your first dive with your expensive camera and Ikelite housing, as soon as you enter the water, check your Ikelite housing for leaks, especially around any seals [...]

[...] selecting "portrait" is too difficult, you can select "auto" and just let the camera do it all. Movie quality is also quite good. The LCD screen on the back of the camera seems huge [...]

[...] have typically used another compact (non waterproof) but didn't want to carry another compact camera with me. However, I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of the pictures under normal shooting [...]

[...] into a groove. You can see that the "O" ring is sealed. The Ikelite underwater housing size and weight provides neutral buoyancy and superb handling underwater. Camera installation is [...]

[...] Olympus waterproof camera has numerous scene modes, face recognition, and effective anti-shake technology. The panorama mode [...]