DesertEagle
Contributor
Be careful. The Canon housing for the A640 and A710 have rectangular ports. They're good for a little macro and head&shoulder portraits. Forget about reef scenics. You won't be able to use wide angle or macro lenses with them. You would be better off with either:
Canon A630/A640 and an Ikelite housing. It uses 67mm lenses.
Canon A540 (6MP) 2AA batteries. The Canon housing for the A540 can take Inon lenses.
The C-7070 is old by today's standards. Yes it went to F11, but that was one of a very few advantages it offered. If you want a really nice outfit, look at the new Canon G7. Ike will have a housing that will use a regular strobe cord.
I don't see much use for image stabalization underwater. Either you use a flash which will stop motion, or you shoot available light. For available light, high ISO performance would be much more valuable to get a higher shutter speed. It's the shutter speed, not camera shake that would make the difference.
Canon A630/A640 and an Ikelite housing. It uses 67mm lenses.
Canon A540 (6MP) 2AA batteries. The Canon housing for the A540 can take Inon lenses.
The C-7070 is old by today's standards. Yes it went to F11, but that was one of a very few advantages it offered. If you want a really nice outfit, look at the new Canon G7. Ike will have a housing that will use a regular strobe cord.
I don't see much use for image stabalization underwater. Either you use a flash which will stop motion, or you shoot available light. For available light, high ISO performance would be much more valuable to get a higher shutter speed. It's the shutter speed, not camera shake that would make the difference.