I'm just demoralized.
My first UW camera was a Canon A570IS. I bought the Canon OEM UW Housing.
Too bulky and always with my heart in my mouth if something goes wrong, I mean a flooding.
I switched to the INTOVA Sport HD. I wanted to video and the proposal on a camera within a housing was appealing. In a deep dive in Cozumel (36 mts) it flooded. Just a few drops of sea water through the shutter botton were enough to fry the electronics.
Changed under warranty. The second camera only held a few meters. In a wonderful wreck it flooded. Masive flood.
I didn't want to deal with UW housings.
Sealife came with a killer deal. A permanently sealed camera. No o-rings, no doors, no nothing. Nothing could ever happen. I went with the Micro 2.0
After 4 years of light use (the last year and a half only pool use) it died in an unexplainable way.
It refuses to turn on.
Now I need to contact support or whatever.
Underwater photo is definitely not for me.
My first UW camera was a Canon A570IS. I bought the Canon OEM UW Housing.
Too bulky and always with my heart in my mouth if something goes wrong, I mean a flooding.
I switched to the INTOVA Sport HD. I wanted to video and the proposal on a camera within a housing was appealing. In a deep dive in Cozumel (36 mts) it flooded. Just a few drops of sea water through the shutter botton were enough to fry the electronics.
Changed under warranty. The second camera only held a few meters. In a wonderful wreck it flooded. Masive flood.
I didn't want to deal with UW housings.
Sealife came with a killer deal. A permanently sealed camera. No o-rings, no doors, no nothing. Nothing could ever happen. I went with the Micro 2.0
After 4 years of light use (the last year and a half only pool use) it died in an unexplainable way.
It refuses to turn on.
Now I need to contact support or whatever.
Underwater photo is definitely not for me.