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Old 01-30-2009, 07:45 PM
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Waterproof to 33 feet...

OMG I need a camera like this. I have a Panasonic Lumix FZ8... an amazing camera, takes beautiful telephoto (and not) shots, but the macro leaves a bit to be desired. Or maybe I just haven't learned how to use my camera yet... Anyhow I've been on the lookout for a camera that's more of an on-the-go camera, and I think I've found it!
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Awesome pictures, and awesome pieces.. real nice!
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Amazing shots. When I was in Hawaii with the extended family a few years back my brother had an underwater point and shoot. Boy did I feel like a chump with my little $20 35mm disposables. What a great idea and clearly makes for some awesome photos.

The clam is incredible!! So is the first shot, what kind of brain is that?
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wow you must have a steady hand.... I think I just found my new camera for taking pics....

one question do you need the underwater case or can this camera be submerged without the case?
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wow you must have a steady hand.... I think I just found my new camera for taking pics....

one question do you need the underwater case or can this camera be submerged without the case?
no case required
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very good pictures and interesting too!
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So far any questions asked have been answered buy others so I'll post a few more not so close shots. This camera is very fun but it does have limits. It is nice that it is shock + waterproof. So dropping not such a worry, great little vacation camera.


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Nice pics man.I have a similar camera as well. A pentax optio WPI. Its great being able to just dunk the camera in and get as close as you can to the piece. I bought the camera to go fishing with and now I use it more inside my tank.
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