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Officially known as the Kodak Sport (the water & shock proof one), it's really known as the splash cam over here :)
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Occasionally my photos have appeared on internet retail and product review web sites, like this UK site discussing waterproof cameras.
The purple camera turned out to not be particularly waterproof. It flooded the first time I took it snorkeling.
The yellow camera disappeared during our move two years ago. So did my Canon EOS 7D. The Canon was stolen at some point. They didn't get the accessories, just the camera. I assume the yellow camera was swiped at the same time.
Anyway, these camera models, pictured in a 2013 photo, have been long discontinued at this point.
Source:
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photo of me pretending to take photo of waterproof camera taking photo of me from under water in washing up bowl
We had major tstorms today and tornado warnings ... yes in NH! We had deluges so not a good day for photos. I had my waterproof Lumix DMC-TS2 with me and went out when the rains subsided and snapped some shots. I liked the reflection in the puddle - looked cosmic.
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.
Back on the my skis, and back on Blackcomb Mountain. YEAH!
The snow was pretty good for late April, and there were patches of almost fresh snow in the high Alpine. Sun, snow, and a companion, what more can you ask for!
My all weather Nikon 1 AW1 proved its worth this day, I took more than a few tumbles, but after a quick dust off, this camera kept taking good photos!