- Waterproof to 180 feet, 54 meters.
- Double O-Ring design for added leak protection.
- Removable 46mm lens thread adapter
- 2.4 inch color LCD display, 12 X zoom (3x optical, 4x digital) and SD card capacity up to 2 gig
- Full function button control.
Product Description
The new standard in affordable Sports Photography. This full featured 6 MP camera, with a rugged and compact housing, fills all your photographic needs. Use the camera by itself for safe, protected environments or put it in the housing for Wet and Wild photo occasions. The polycarbonite housing has full button feature controls and is waterproof to 180 feet (54 meters). Other features include a 2.4” color LCD display, 12 X zoom (3x optical, 4x digital) and SD card c… More >>
Intova IC600 6MP Digital Camera With Waterproof Underwater Housing + 2GB accessory Kit
Great recovery … this vendor went from 1 star to 4 stars.
I placed an order which apparently they never received due to hackers messing up their system. When I inquired about it, without my asking they refunded my purchase immediately because they were out-of-stock.
Rating: 4 / 5
I purchased this camera and have used it many times and there has never been a problem with it. I did a few shipwrecks and a few cave dives and it held up just fine. It is easy to use had decent picture quality but the screen is a little hard to see in bright water. Over all not a bad item for the price.
Rating: 5 / 5
I wanted to take a few SCUBA pictures without spending a whole lot of money. I’ve used this camera on 5 dives. I’ve also used it outside the water, with and without the housing. Pictures were pretty good. U/W video was very good. I need to learn better settings for getting the most U/W color. Great color on close-ups of coral when the flash was used. The camera does eat up batteries though. I charged 4 AA batteries overnight, loaded fresh ones for the first dive, then I put in fresh ones between dives. With fresh batteries, I had no problems taking pics throughout the dives.
Rating: 5 / 5
Used it underwater. Depth, less than 50 feet. Picture quality is not good whether or not the flash was forced. A $40 disposable would probably have rendered equal results.
Rating: 2 / 5
Initially I liked the camera. I thought it took good pictures for the money even though the shutter speed was slow. My problem occurred when the camera froze up underwater and wouldn’t turn off (and wouldn’t take pictures). After numerous attempts to fix the problem I emailed the company which told me to send it in which I did over a month ago and still there is no replacement.
Rating: 1 / 5