Christian
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If the camera isn't already waterproof, look for a waterproof housing or waterproof case for it.
Don't get the cheapest one unless it has a lot of great ratings--I saw a guy using one of those and it started to leak and ruined his camera.
Below is a link to some of them so you can see what I mean.
If the camera isn't already waterproof, look for a waterproof housing or waterproof case for it.
Don't get the cheapest one unless it has a lot of great ratings--I saw a guy using one of those and it started to leak and ruined his camera.
Below is a link to some of them so you can see what I mean.
Camera Feature for Screen Clarity?
REBECCA
What is the feature on a digital underwater camera that determines the visibility of the screen in bright sunlight? Where can I find that feature rated on various competitive cameras?
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I guess the brightness could be rated in lumens, but I have never seen ratings given for screen brightness nor any comparison for that feature. All LCDs are pretty bad in bright sunlight. The best you can do is pick the highest resolution LCD and look for an LCD hood to protect it from the sun, like this: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Maxsima-Protector-Screen-Cover-shade/dp/B003NMTK3A/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1351269637&sr=8-8
Mind you, LCD brightness seems a particularly strange criteria for selecting a camera, particularly an underwater one. Image quality, waterproofing and depth of waterproofing should be far more important.
I guess the brightness could be rated in lumens, but I have never seen ratings given for screen brightness nor any comparison for that feature. All LCDs are pretty bad in bright sunlight. The best you can do is pick the highest resolution LCD and look for an LCD hood to protect it from the sun, like this: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Maxsima-Protector-Screen-Cover-shade/dp/B003NMTK3A/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1351269637&sr=8-8
Mind you, LCD brightness seems a particularly strange criteria for selecting a camera, particularly an underwater one. Image quality, waterproofing and depth of waterproofing should be far more important.
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