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    Decent Scuba camera

    I'm about to get a SCUBA camera. Not looking for the best as I know I can't afford it. Looking at the SeaLife Duo Pro X2. Some people have suggested some that I can't afford but womdering if anybody has experience with that camera and others and thinks something is in the same price range or a little more that is better. I'm not looking for video. Just straight pics from a camera that goes to at least 130 feet. Anybody have any better suggestions that aren't too much more expensive?

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    I have an underwater housing for my G9. If you were to buy the whole thing now (G9 used, Housing Used w/new O-rings, External flash new) you would still be under the $1200 mark of that SeaLife Duo Pro X2 and still have a camera you can use above water as well.

    GoPro w/Scuba housing for video.

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    Go pro with flat lens housing. You can take pics, just can`t see them till you get topside. Frame grabs look pretty good too. Not sure on the depth though.
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    Olympus has a camera for 350 dollars that is waterproof to 40 ft..

    http://www.getolympus.com/us/en/digi...ough-tg-1.html

    with the 300.00 dollar extra housing it goes to 45 meters.

    http://www.getolympus.com/us/en/pt-0...-for-tg-1.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by warthog View Post
    Go pro with flat lens housing.
    That's what I meant. The included domed housing fucks with the focus. Why the hell they don't change that design is beyond me.

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    Nikonos. Should set you back somewhere around 100-175 depending on the model. Forgot to mention it is 35mm film. And has interchangeable lenses. Great bang for the buck, just check your O-rings.

    http://www.keh.com/Camera/format-35m...c=80214&r=WG&f


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