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<blockquote data-quote="stmv" data-source="post: 795118" data-attributes="member: 10038">I have been on a few snorkels, and have tried special built film underwater cameras (not a nikonas),, but these never produced very nice shots. Next I tried one of the cases for my Canon Powershot,&nbsp; a bit better, but again, so so.For this trip, I tried the nikon AW100, and overall, I like the camera.&nbsp; Not saying it matches a real set up with sidebar lighting, but overall, it works pretty well. I managed to get a few shots. [ATTACH]383513[/ATTACH]I a fair number of shots, not portfolio material, but still nice for me,, for one that has never gotten underwater shots.&nbsp; If I lived full time, and became a scuba diver, then I would definitely stretched into this area. but not worth my investment. I will say, that before I looked on ebay, and was surprised how cheap the old nikonas had gotten. Really decent shape gear, still film, but very capable of getting fine photos.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stmv, post: 795118, member: 10038"] I have been on a few snorkels, and have tried special built film underwater cameras (not a nikonas),, but these never produced very nice shots. Next I tried one of the cases for my Canon Powershot, a bit better, but again, so so. For this trip, I tried the nikon AW100, and overall, I like the camera. Not saying it matches a real set up with sidebar lighting, but overall, it works pretty well. I managed to get a few shots. [ATTACH=CONFIG]383513._xfImport[/ATTACH] I a fair number of shots, not portfolio material, but still nice for me,, for one that has never gotten underwater shots. If I lived full time, and became a scuba diver, then I would definitely stretched into this area. but not worth my investment. I will say, that before I looked on ebay, and was surprised how cheap the old nikonas had gotten. Really decent shape gear, still film, but very capable of getting fine photos. [/QUOTE]

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