I was wondering if the Fugi cameras and their housings are good for underwater. If anyone has any info on this, it would be greatly appreciated. Right now I have a Bonika SeaKing II and am not very happy with it. It has always had condensation problems and it flooded the last time I took it out. I am looking now more towards a digital camera rather than film.
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I have a Fuji F10 with Fuji housing. The Fuji housing is double o-ring sealed.
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Fuji F810 is a great underwater camera. Great low light focus, sharp pics, extremely low shutter lag. Propietary batteries that have a hard time lasting 2 dives is my only complaint so far.
EDIT: For the F810 i would say get the Ikelite housing. Much beefier than the fuji and thick walls tend for less condensation (i've never had it fog in 30 or so dives so far in water from 52F-77F). Also it costs the same or less.
EDIT: For the F810 i would say get the Ikelite housing. Much beefier than the fuji and thick walls tend for less condensation (i've never had it fog in 30 or so dives so far in water from 52F-77F). Also it costs the same or less.
The fuji housing is good, too. you can check out some images at www.digitaldiver.net -> Show Off & Critique -> user Blase.
She shoots the Fuji housing. The Ikelite is bigger so if size is an issue you might want to consider that.
She shoots the Fuji housing. The Ikelite is bigger so if size is an issue you might want to consider that.
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