The Canon Powershot S70 is a 7.1 megapixel digital camera
with a 3.6x Optical Zoom lens, and has an Optional
Underwater Casing WPDC40, which can be used in 132 foot
(40 metres) depth. As you’ll see from the reviews, the
camera is popular for Scuba Diving and for out of the water

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The SeaLife® ReefMaster DC310 Digital Camera is specifically developed for divers
to take brighter, colorful pictures underwater and on land.
SeaLife’s unique Land & Sea exposure modes optimize picture quality in low-light conditions.

The 3.3mp camera is compact and fully rubber-armored for ruggedness and comfortable handling to a depth of 200 feet.

The One-Button-Operation allows even the novice to take great pictures, while the expert can access all Advanced-Dive controls of the DC310 while underwater.

The One-Button-Operation also allows divers to review and instantly delete a picture by just another push of the shutter button while prompted. The DC310 also incorporates the Quick Review feature as well as being totally expandable with all SeaLife® accessories.

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The Canon PowerShot A610/A620 offers many features you’d expect to find only on
higher end models. For example, there’s a 5.0 Megapixel CCD that lets you print large,
richly detailed prints. Just as importantly, this camera is equipped with a complete range of
advanced functions that make shooting relaxed and simple - whether you’re a novice or a pro.

The dedicated Waterproof Case WP-DC90 “submersible to 40 m ”
is constructed with anti-fog double glass and a flash light diffusion plate.
Separate Waterproof Case Weights WW-DC1 are available for controlling buoyancy.

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The 8000G improves on its predecessor, the 5000G, in three significant ways:

1. Shutter release intervals remain steady until the memory is full.

Continuous image capture has a shutter lag time of only 1.7 seconds between images.
No more delays while the camera flashes gWritingh and freezes the shutter
release button until itfs finished.
Video capture is also continuous until memory is full.

2.
Imaging quality is greatly improved. SEA&SEA analyzed why conventional digital
cameras so often capture poor images, and wefve used the results to overhaul
autoexposure and other elements that affect image quality. Wefve paid special
attention to autofocus quality in macro mode to provide much better focus for
close-up subjects.

3. The camera now supports the USB2.0 standard.

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The Sea & Sea DX-5000G is actually a kit that includes a
Sea & Sea housing that is rated to a depth of 180′ (55 m).
combined with a Sea & Sea 5000G camera. Since this camera has a
shutter lag time of only 0.12 second it is well suited for underwater use.

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The Fuji FinePix F810 is an above water camera, with an
optional Underwater casing made by Fuji, and there is also
another casing made by Ikelite.
The Ikelite housing that is rated to a depth of 200 feet (60 metres).

This camera features a
shutter lag time of only 0.025 seconds, so is also well suited for underwater use.

It also has a widescreen setting and a very high image quality.

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