Waterproof Sports Camera
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| Product DescriptionPreloaded with 27 exposure Snap Sights Sports film Waterproof to 100'Flip-up sports viewfinder and pressure resistant shutter button28mm focus free lensShock resistant, heavy duty camlock housing that floats Includes nylon hand strapCustomer ReviewsReviewed on 2007-07-09  
Read the directions and this camera might work for you !!!!!!!
Be careful with this camera and maybe you won't destroy a couple of days of pictures....
1- Rewind the camera before opening the camera to change film. I was in a hurry and didn't realize in the loud environment that I didn't hear it rewind. So I opened the camera to change film and ruined days of pix. This camera is from the Stone Age...no bells or whistles...or auto advance, auto rewind.
2- Check the O-Ring for flexibility, cleanliness, and form (round cross- section not D-ring).
3- Don't go too deep in the water.
Now after my screwing it up I'd give it the full 5 stars..LEARN from MY mistakes and you will too.
ENJOY! |  | Reviewed on 2006-12-04
If you want to get actually pictures to show then don't buy.
This was a total waste of money and a huge disappointment for my son. He took 8 rolls of pictures while he was at camp and none of them came out because the film would not advance correctly and either the entire role was blank or the pictures were double or more exposed. And he was 14 years old so it was not because he didn't know how to use a camera. Don't waste your money. | | Reviewed on 2006-01-05
Finally a disposable scuba camera
I bought one of these cameras for a scuba trip in December 2005. The sale price at a local Longs Drug Store was just $5, but anything under $10 is a good deal. What sets this aside from previous disposables, is it is waterproof to 100 feet! Plus, it's reusable, just load it up with 800 speed 35mm film.
There is no flash, and the 800 speed film requires good light and good visibility while scuba diving. I shot the 27 exp roll it came with at 95' depth during a few morning dives and only 20 of the 27 came out. You'll have to get used to properly aiming with the view finder while wear a mask, and the little aimer on top is only a vague guide.
The picture quality was ok. Because I didn't have external lights, they came out with lots of blue and maybe 15-20' visibility, when the actual dive was about 30-35' vis.
But unless you spend a lot more to get external lights and a better camera, the cost is low enough that I was just happy to get some scuba shots... which I've never done before. I'll be using this camera again next time. | |
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