what is the best camera to use for underwater?

best underwater 3d camera image

Diana

I'm going to Galapagos, Amazons and camping in Florida in May so i need to know of a good camcorder or camera to take on my trip. I'm going to spend a lot of my time in the water and on land so i want something that would be good for both. Does not have to be spectacular quality but something reasonable. my budget is $500-650. I just don't want it to break while on my trip.

Answer
panasonic lumix ts2, it's tough and takes great pictures.
waterproof to10 meters (33 ft)
shockproof to 2 meters (6.6 ft)
dustproof
freezeproof
14 mp sensor
6x zoom
720p HD video
i have one and i love it! cost me $299 Canadian
if you wait until next month panasonic is coming out with the ts3
same as above but has gps
larger 12mp c-mos sensor
electronic compass
barometer
altimeter
3D picture capability
1080p HD video
waterproof to 12 meters (40 ft)
should cost between $350 - $400, and either one will fit in your pocket.
both those cameras are the best specs in a waterproof point and shoot.

What is the best helmet cam for motorsports?

Carebear

Ive seen alot of videos from helmet cams. One video the camera didnt shake at all. You could see his arms shake and jolt while riding but it was as if his head never moved. This was while trail riding on an ATV. I do alot of the same and am wondering which camera I should go with.

Answer
go pro, but the ones that I've looked at were expensive, you can even get a 3D camera.
I have a small POV camera that I'm playing with from Tiger Direct on my spare helmet but the results aren't that great because I keep moving my head around looking about. The other thing that I've done and have had good results on my street bike is that I've attached my point and shoot underwater camera to the right hand mirror using zip ties and a small tripod

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