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we got a new toy, it doesn't feel real although it's a digital camera/video, this pic shows how small it is outside of it's waterproof housing.
front view of the little white house in warm springs georgia this is where franklin d roosevelt had his vacation home and it is where he died back in 1945.
Regular Kodak Easyshare camera slipped inside a waterproof Aquapac Camera Case. It was very easy to use and totally waterproof.
If you're snorkeling in the Galapagos you will want to have video capability - this photo is a screen grab from a video.
a view from dowdels knob at f.d.r state park in harris county georgia. franklin roosevelt had picnics on this spot and had the bbq grill built there in the right hand corner of the photo
This digital camera features picture stabilization and face detection technologies as well as a water-resistant body that allows you to capture images at a depth of up to 10' for exciting underwater pictures. We got ours in Best Buy Blue for $180 bucks minus $180 Best Buy bucks = free
Check out Bennies'underwater video
These pictures are from our trip to Virginia Beach for beach week (the best tradition ever). We bought a really cheap disposable waterproof camera and took it out in the ocean, which turned out to be really fun. Casey almost drowned Ali because Ali almost wasn't strong enough to lift her
the sun was going down and my batteries were low on the camera so it was time for us to leave .damn!
rock formations on the big poplar trail at franklin d roosevelt state park. it is part of the pine mountain range in central georgia in harris county
I was out of town for the weekend and had packed the wrong batteries for the camera that I had intended to shoot. I was unable to obtain any, so I bought a cheap plastic camera at a second hand shop instead. After every frame I shot it would advance approximately three frames forward. Rather than wasting most of the film, I decided to reload it into my underwater camera (without the dive housing), to use as a simple point and shoot. The first shots were taken in Wenatchee, WA. while the rest were taken along Hw. 2 on the mountain pass, and downtown Seattle, WA.
looking down at one of the many rocky crops
all our underwater shots are taken with a Kodak sports waterproof disposable camera.
tip - if you make a purchase make sure there is an absolute minimum of 6months expiry date and do get it developed as soon as you are able when used -[ i.e asap when back home] make sure you have plenty of light keep steady hold your breath when taking and your pictures will turn out fine!