Kodak Sport Single Use Camera

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Underwater camera housing disadvantages: High-quality cameras are already large, and putting a housing on them only makes them larger! The added expense also means the stakes are higher if something goes wrong. Also – and this can vary from housing to housing – sometimes an underwater housing will restrict certain functions, most commonly a camera’s built-in flash unit. This can necessitate buying more accessories, further adding to the cost.

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The mirrorless Panasonic Lumix G80 is a highly capable camera that’s ideal for underwater exploration, and this is made possible thanks to the Ikelite Panasonic Lumix G85/G80 Housing . Providing access to almost all camera functions, this is a well-engineered housing that’s ideal for serious underwater photographers. Producing stills and videos in top-notch quality, the RX100 VA is a superb camera, with a 1-inch sensor that’s far superior to what you’d find in any tough camera. Its 24-70mm equivalent lens covers a good range, too.We're very easy to find, our London store is just off Oxford Street between Oxford Circus station and Tottenham Court Road station. The Essex shop is located in High Chelmer Shopping Centre, just off the High Street in Chelmsford.The Stevenage shop is located in the Old Town, in the old Post Office with parking outside The Ikelite housing is rated to depths of 61m, and features an ergonomic control layout that makes it almost as easy to operate the camera underwater as it is on land! Having the G80 at your disposal also means such useful features as 4K Photo Mode, which allows you to extract an 8MP still from 4K footage. Crucial for ensuring you never miss the moment! This is a term you’ll hear a lot in photography. It’s nothing to do with water depth – it refers to how much of an image is in focus. When an image has a shallow depth of field, it has a very narrow plane of focus, so the main subject will be in focus while everything else is blurred. Most professional portraits will tend to have a shallow depth of field. Greater depth of field means more of the image is in focus and is often used in landscape. Depth of field is controlled largely by the aperture setting of the lens, which can be expressed in F-numbers or F-stops – more on this below.

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Always take pictures in a good light because the disposable camera has a limited focus function and captures the shot. So, shoot where more light is present. It’s hard to find a purer point-and-shoot experience than the Nikon Coolpix W150 . It doesn’t have manual exposure controls or anything like that – while this will be restrictive to experienced photographers, it makes the camera a superb choice for families with children. It’s simple enough for a five-year-old to use. Being able to effectively use flash is a hugely important part of underwater photography. Available light is significantly reduced once you get underwater, and this only gets more pronounced the deeper you go. There’s no point in finding the coolest underwater subjects if all your camera is capable of capturing is a muddy blur.

On-camera flash really comes into its own when shooting underwater. On dry land, the conventional wisdom holds that on-camera flash is mostly best off not used, as it tends to create a harsh and unflattering light on a subject. Underwater, however, this isn’t a problem. Some underwater cameras are equipped with built-in flash, and some underwater housings allow you to access and use the flash on the camera.