Waterproof down to how many feet?
1881532
It depends on the camera. They are all different and you need to look closely at the depth as it can affect the quality of the pictures. For this particular model, it was 50 feet. There are some that go to 35 ft or less. Also the clarity of the water and the lighting also affects things. I would tell you that I used this camera with snorkeling and it did a decent job at 20 feet. My pictures turned out and I love them.
1881533
don't waste your money on this camera. I bought 3 of these (1 of them from a local drugstore) & ALL of them were junk. None of the film was able to be developed in any of them. I also bought a FUJI disposable & the pictures from it turned out beautiful!
1881534
We were only down about 5-7 feet at most. Pictures turned out pretty well though. I was pleasantly surprised!
349720
Do not know exact length. I got about 5'. Cord can be under water, but connection to power supply should be above water level unless you know how to make a water tight connection with water tight insulation.
1139571
A good question!! Unfortunately I have not tested to see if it was waterproof. I am sorry.
2013800
I can't see which waterproof case this refers to. I have 2 different kinds. The kind that's a sealed bag, I haven't gone diving with it but it sure looks like it would work. The other one I have is a lifeproof case that is rated to a certain depth for a certain amount of time by the manufacturer, off hand I think it is 6 feet for 1/2 hr, but you can look that up on their site easily.
448410
I found this youtube review, it's safer to use down to 50 feet, but these guys took it down to 130 feet and was still working. I would say to use caution, perhaps it's ok at 130 feet for a few seconds. If you want something for diving, it's always advisable to buy something that has a specific waterproof housing.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FN7LQvCZm8M
2260088
I've done 100+ sf will no appreciable wear to the pads. be patient and work your way up to 3k. always use two hands or you get some swirling. keep them wet and plan on a ^huge^ mess. you'll get soaked along with everything in 15 feet.
742838
I would approximate about 30 - 35 feet unobstructed, I have noticed further but drops in and out
1772919
The camera is only waterproof to 10 feet with the housing I can take pictures while scuba diving at 100 ft! Also, if housing were to leak ( not that it ever has) the camera will not be ruined because it is waterproof!
563905
good question! . so far I have not used under water but I will keep in mind a rainy day.
1308077
Go to the Ridgid website. They claim the camera head and cable up to 10' are waterproof. But you can extend the cable up to 30' -- I am not sure why they do not say waterproof to 30'. I have not yet used my own under water.ut I have not yet used mine in a sewer.
617036
According to the manufacture it's Waterproof: Submersible to 10 ft. (3 m) depth, and I never had an issue with fog either.
125468
The cord is 14ft and is sealed into the top of the pump housing. It is waterproof on the pump end and completely submersible.
617035
Water resistant up to 6 or 8 ft at least and yes both rain and fog resistant.
394990
This camera it waterproof down to 30-feet. It value price and good performance camera. I would recommend
1673363
I use it for my water aerobics classes. I believe it's waterproof up to 30 feet. I use it mainly to track steps, calories and fat burned. I am very happy with it.
1755637
Sent it back to Amazon...seemed way too flimsy. Sorry...I don't know about the waterproof question.
1558920
I believe it says 3 feet so for snorkeling only, but I got video around 10 feet down when I went snuba diving-- not SCUBA diving!