06-02-2007, 08:26 PM
My old man has the optio 43WR. I have the dry version and you can see the pictures on here that I have taken with it, even the size 32 fly on macro looks as big as a Volkswagon.
The one thing about any of the optio water proof cameras is that the water has to be GIN clear for great shots which most around here are not except a few rivers.
His also took the AA batteries which didn't last long at all.
I just bought him a Digital Rebel XT by Canon that is awesome. Not water proof, but the filters that you can buy for it make all the difference.
One thing about shooting fish in water is you do really need a Polorized filter, something the Pentax water cameras you mentioned do not.
It all depends on what extent you wanna go to for your pictures.
This feature might not be that important to you.
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The one thing about any of the optio water proof cameras is that the water has to be GIN clear for great shots which most around here are not except a few rivers.
His also took the AA batteries which didn't last long at all.
I just bought him a Digital Rebel XT by Canon that is awesome. Not water proof, but the filters that you can buy for it make all the difference.
One thing about shooting fish in water is you do really need a Polorized filter, something the Pentax water cameras you mentioned do not.
It all depends on what extent you wanna go to for your pictures.
This feature might not be that important to you.
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