how deep can this camera go?
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According to Kodak's Owners Manual: Battery life-Approximately 85 minutes in VGA video recording mode Waterproof capability-Conforms to IEC60529 IPX8, up to 3 meters (9.8 ft) Dust resistance-Conforms to IEC60529 IP6X
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The camera will not trigger that far away. I would say 60 feet is the max. However the field of vision is much further than that. You would get clear pictures out to 150 feet I would estimate.
306885
I have not used the camera as of yet because I purchased it for my upcoming honeymoon, but through the research it mentioned a rating of 200ft maximum depth
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The case is for depths exceeding the camera's capability. I believe the camera is good to appr. 40 feet.
1976045
we have a Nikon 1 AW1 and love it but we have just used it to a depth of 4 to 6 feet ..
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The depth limit for recreational scuba diving is 125 ft or roughly 40 meters. To go any deeper you are putting yourself as well as the camera in danger!
971190
We have never tried to take it deeper than 45 feet, we haven't tried to take pictures underwater with it. However the pictures we have taken are very good.
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Yes it can. You have to put the camera in the waterproof housing it comes with. I don't know how deep you can dive with it.
1466017
It takes great pictures underwater and even videos with sound underwater. It's only rated for up to three feet underwater but I've been very pleased with this product!
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I used it at 40 feet (12 meters) and is OK. They say in manual/machine that you can go up to 30 meters. I have the old one (d10) and used at 24 meters even with maximum defined for 12 meters. So you can go further but do not use microphone (avoid recording audio on deeper dives ok? you will broke you mic, I did it. Still take pictures, but no sound if I record videos). It is simple, easy, cool. Just set it to underwater before starting your dive. If you keep it in automatic mode you can have some pictures not very clear, with a light blue image... if you set it to underwater, clear and great pictures. Very easy to use. Do some trials before diving, try it in a swimming pool... and enjoy!
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The standard housing that comes with the camera is rated for a depth of 40 meters (131 feet). You can buy the "dive housing" for 59.99 rated for 60 meters (197 feet). In most cases the standard housing works great. Most people are not diving past 40 meters. The picture quality is amazing!
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Not that I am aware off just make sure that the camera is at least 2 feet above the ground
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I've been using mine for Mudruns so I haven't been in water over a few feet deep but so far so go and it has worked fine within it's waterproof case...the picture quality is very good but not as good as my GoPro was but I had a couple of them die on me and couldn't afford to keep buying them so gave this camera a try and so far so good.
394990
This camera it waterproof down to 30-feet. It value price and good performance camera. I would recommend
1277650
As with other digital cameras I have owned, I will get an extra battery (just be careful with off-brand models) and a memory card. I will be using this one to go deeper than 12m/40ft underwater, and plan to get the Ikelite housing that is good to 40m/200ft.
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It is a float, so it should be waterproof. But I think they mean a float for a waterproof camera. The float should survive at any depth that you can reach; the cameras usually only live up to anywhere between 8 feet and 40 feet. Each camera description tells you how deep you can go.
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I have the 12 megapixel camera and I don't think I would take it down more than 25 ft. However, I thought I read that one of the newer models was good for about 50 some feet. They are great little cameras. I took mine to Guadalupe Island for some great white shark "cage diving" and got some fantastic pics!