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Old 05-05-2006, 10:56 PM   #1
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My beach beater is a HP315. Pissa Camera. When I can sneak it out I take the wife's Konica 5200. Wicked Pissa Camera!

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Old 05-06-2006, 11:28 AM   #2
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thanks guys... i was looking for some other options... talked to a few other people about cameras and they all carry "beaters" but in my hands they just do not last, I need something i can keep on me but for a camera i want something that will get the job done today, tomorrow..... get wet no worries... I didn't think Olympus made a water resistant camera i'm going to check out the stylus... Thanks tattoobob

Backbeach Jake, Konica/Minolta made some really sweet high end cameras. I tried to find that model but ended up finding out that they got out of the camera business back in the end of March of this year. Thanks
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Old 05-06-2006, 12:08 PM   #3
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I have an Olympus Stylus also. Its NOT waterproof by any means. Its what they call weather resistant. If you get caught in the rain for a few minutes your camera will not get wrecked and will work fine. If you drp it in the ocean and let it sit thier for 30 seconds i'm thinking you might be screwed. Great camera though, good to know if you get caught in a downpour your camera won't get wrecked from a couple minutes of getting rained on. But i'd still be cautious of just how much water you get on it
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Old 05-06-2006, 02:54 PM   #4
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Are digital cameras damaged by saltwater? I took someones advice the other night, and took my two granddaughters, fishing we did real good. We caught 8 schoolie bass between 14 and 16 inches. The kids went crazy. They are 7yrs.and 4yrs. old. They didn't know what to do. I tried to get a picture of then, but slipped on a rock and in went the camera, bounced a couple of times, and in the water. I hope not! I'll hate to have to buy another.I liked this one. It was a 3.1 Kodak CX6330. I could even take movies with it. Nice camera!! But, anyway, thanks F18. You were right. I also got a couple of real nice Hits on that large White eel,but no takers.
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Old 05-06-2006, 04:05 PM   #5
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Yeah my favorite feature on my Olympus is the 30 second video clips w/ sound you can take. Gotta have a video if you come across a monster blitz somewhere!
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They make these cool lexan covers for camera's now.They are basically built to the exact specs of the camera but bigger with buttons a dials an the hole nine yds.look up sony an go to there sony store for the camera do-dads.U'll find em there my friend has one good to 30 meters reall neat.

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Old 05-06-2006, 06:20 PM   #7
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Check out the Pentax Optio WP digitals online, a friend has one and when it gets dirty he washes it in the sink-nuts but true. I forget how far underwater it can go three feet? Takes good pics too. I'll be buying one soon as I can find a deal. I've seen them from 270-400 bucks. I think it floats too.

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I have an Olympus Stylus also. Its NOT waterproof by any means. Its what they call weather resistant. If you get caught in the rain for a few minutes your camera will not get wrecked and will work fine. If you drp it in the ocean and let it sit thier for 30 seconds i'm thinking you might be screwed. Great camera though, good to know if you get caught in a downpour your camera won't get wrecked from a couple minutes of getting rained on. But i'd still be cautious of just how much water you get on it
That's why I keep mine in a zip lock bag I also throw in a silica gel pack

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