SuPrBuGmAn
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I'm not much of a photographer, I admit, but I have some pictures I took with a disposable here http://www.suprbugman.com/gallery/album11 . Visibility at this site wasn't spectacular(20-25') and we were between 30-45' for the most part. Flash and flashlights were used for lighting. There were quite a few more pictures, but they weren't even close to distinguishable.
Same place, same conditions, this time the photos were taken by my buddies ReefMaster camera which I believe he payed $400ish for the cam and housing. http://www.suprbugman.com/gallery/album16 Yes, I know, we don't make good photographers but the picture quality is still obviously much better.
I would not rely on a disposable, in my experience, they aren't worthwhile in most underwater applications. It would be horrible if your adventure to Cook Island could only be captured by memory since your disposable only brings you home a bunch of pictures that show awhole-lotta-nothin. My $.02
Same place, same conditions, this time the photos were taken by my buddies ReefMaster camera which I believe he payed $400ish for the cam and housing. http://www.suprbugman.com/gallery/album16 Yes, I know, we don't make good photographers but the picture quality is still obviously much better.
I would not rely on a disposable, in my experience, they aren't worthwhile in most underwater applications. It would be horrible if your adventure to Cook Island could only be captured by memory since your disposable only brings you home a bunch of pictures that show awhole-lotta-nothin. My $.02