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I just wish there was a switch to open up the aperture at the expense of close focus. It's just harder to experiment with a film camera, as you can't immediately see what you've just photographed. If the user is willing to experiment with various film speeds and gets a feeling for what lighting will work, then you'll love the results. I've only gotten one roll of film back, so everything here is preliminary. So if the light is good, and you're careful, you'll get good results.The Bad: The aperture is fixed at f:9, and shutter speed is 1/125. Just remember that you get of it what you put into it.
If you're willing to experiment, you'll be pleased. My first roll was ASA400, and I got some very nice underwater pics. The pictures are good, but there is no exposure control. One must be careful underwater as the lighting gets poor very quickly. Other pics were grainy. This is a cute little camera that is everything that the ad says that it is.
I'm now trying ASA800.The good: The waterproof case is fine, and the camera is very affordable. All underwater photography is like this, so this is nothing new.For the price, it's great.
I use this camera once, but all pictures underwater and on the beach come out very good.No problem at all.Only if I can shut the power off when this camera in the waterproof box I can save battery power. Othervise it is exelent for the prise.
I actually threw it into the pool and it floated. This is a great little camera. I bought it for the waterproof capabilities, but turns out the pictures arn't too bad either.
The casing is actually really nice. Not really, it seems that the flash doesn't always work making most of the pictures too dark to see anything.
It's better than nothing I guess. But, twice the price for printing.
The one good thing is that if you scan the pictures into a comuter you can fix the color so they do look decent. I have neevr tried disposable underwater cameras, so I have nothing to compare to.
I guess you really can't complain about much when it some to the price of this camera. I took two rolls of film while in Hawaii and thought at least a few pictures would turn out pretty well.
Make sure that when you bring the camera under water that you wipe in front of the lens (little bubbles gather in the yellow circle).
We have taken super pictures of our 3 year old granddaughter swimming underwater. It's not professional quality but at the price it was worth just the fun of playing with our granddaughter. We are extremely happy with our underwater camera. While some of the pictures didn't turn out it was because we were aiming down at the bottom of the pool.
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