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I currently own a Canon SD630 digital camera and LOVE it! Have used it for all my photography and now I'd like to take it into the underwater environment. I did the research and I believe the WP-DC3 is the housing designed for my particular camera and it costs a mere $160 or so. Now... I've used a cheap underwater camera and had mediocre results, I've used a Sea and Sea MX10 with the YS40 strobe and had pretty bad results (my fault of course) but the cost of film and developing adds up too quickly so I'd like to go digital. Here are my concerns however... $160 is a lot of money for a starving college student such as myself. I dive in the cold, usually relatively low-vis, backscatterish waters of Monterey, CA. I am curious if anyone can tell me what to expect or not to expect out of this simple rig. Canon SD630 with a WP-DC3 housing. Basically I would love to get some frame-able pictures on my wall. I don't need to shoot wide angle shots of reefs but would merely like to get some nice shots of anenomes and fish alike. I'm also curious as to how the video quality turns out with this set up. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated and if anyone has pictures from this set-up, well that would be phenomenal. Thanks for you time guys and for your advice in advance!