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Camera Question, Again (Bill Tuthill, this dud's for you)
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Camera Question, Again (Bill Tuthill, this dud's for you)
Michael Daly wrote:
wrote: Can you offer an example? It seems to me that if you want a waterproof camera the choices are very limited. Pentax, Olympus, Sony, Sea&Sea, Sealife and others all make waterproof digital cameras. Yes but basically you have a handful of cameras to choose from rather than hundreds. |
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Camera Question, Again (Bill Tuthill, this dud's for you)
Michael Daly wrote:
wrote: Well, I'd guess that someone buying a camera has only about a 2% - 5% chance of buying a waterproof camera by pure chance if waterproofness is not part of their shopping criteria. Otherwise you'll be out of luck or need an expensive waterproof housing. And they'll have a 100% chance of buying one if they're not stupid. I think you are right for general snapshots, but for nature photography I've decided on using a pelican box for my regular camera. |
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