First underwater digital camera

[GratefulDiver]

If your just getting into photography now I'd start with digital. The amount of $ you'll spend on film processing will quickly add up and the shots you take probably aren't going to be very good as you'll be learning. Go digital, it'll save you $ in the long run.

Bob

 

[Clutchcargo]

MAGELLAN once bubbled...
So, I'm guessing something, not digital? Although, I imagine I would eventually go digital.

You could get something like this on ebay. I doubt you'll be happy with it though. Grandma used to always say "Buy it Cheap, Buy it Twice"
Cjh

 

[ECO-ADVENTURE]

Scuba Photographers,

You can order your scuba & u/w photo equipment all in one order. I realized on my last order that LeisurePro was out of stock on the strobe I wanted. Then, I realized these two companies where owned by the same company. I was able to order the strobe from Adorama & some scuba stuff from LeisurePro in the same order. Just place your order through LeisurePro and mention the item is from Adorama when ordering.

Photo equipment:
http://www.adorama.com/

Scuba equipment:
http://www.leisurepro.com/

Save a little on shipping & get a great price on the gear at the same time!

Cheers,
Don

 

[Niko714]

I use a Sealife DC-250 it is my first camera as I just started myself. LP has it on sale for about $360.00 which is a pretty good. The one I got is a 2.1MP and the new one is a 3.3MP. I def agree with everybody elses opinion on film and saving money. My buddy uses a film camera and pays a fortune in film developing costs while I can get about 100 pics in mine and edit after each dive. Hope this helps

 

[MAGELLAN]

That makes sense. That's the beautiful thing about digital cameras, being able to review your pictures and all. I suppose I'll just have to put it on my wish list for later.

 

[Meddler]

Getting 200+ photos on one roll of film is the other benefit of digital. Especially if you only manage to dive a few times a year.