Can i use it during diving and if yes ,how deep i can use ?
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
1301291
Its a buoy not a dive handle. I don't think its been tested for use at depth as its mainly suited for use on the surface for preventing the camera from permanently sinking to those depths. If you intend on using it for diving you may be better off using a float designed for that depth
1324033
I supposed you could use it underwater, but the ball head unit it's self could deteriorate quickly.
665408
It is waterproof, but probably not to any depth for diving. You should choose a diving flashlight.
1892302
I don't think so, but it is not expensive. I just used it everyday for two weeks scuba diving and it performed perfectly.
2230315
According to the rep I spoke, it will without fail. I'm assuming you mean in shallow depths, as it's not recommended in deepwater dives.
1713605
I have been wearing mine in the pool for close to a month now with no problems. I don't think you can dive in it, but it's ok for swimming. You definitely can wear it it the shower or bath too.
2026661
As long as you close it correctly, yes, at least for a time. I haven't done a long-term time test, but I have completely submerged it and not seen bubbles leaking out. Please note that when closed correctly unless purged air will also be trapped in the bag, causing it to float unless something else drags it under. Even when purged, some air will be trapped in the bag. I did a 30 second test, but if you plan on using this as a dive bag or something of similar nature you should do your own tests. That said it is made similarly to dive bags and so should function similarly.
553079
Only if you are diving below 15 feet or 3 metres.At snorkelling depth, I found I didn't need it.
1662361
i used it for scuba diving, so even though there is no time limit, it was rarely in the water more than an hour at a time anyway, but some friends borrowed it for surfing and snorkeling. There was no problem. It's robust!
553081
Only if you are diving below 15 feet or 3 metres. At snorkelling depth, I found I didn't need it.
1107023
yes you can as long as the subject isnot moving and the underwater current is not moving the subject
514196
It is probably good for diving. I used in to go caving and it was submerged in water many times and performed well. The only difference with diving would be that you would go deeper. This camera took a beating and continued to work well.
665430
Yes, it's great for scuba.You need to use the rugged waterproof case.It is IPX8-rated down to 100M.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAeKP0_-qJw
721948
If you retain air inside it after sealing it closed... it is supposed to be completely submerseable for underwater shots... I never used it for that. I used it in the Peruvian Amazon to per event humidity damage. It was a little difficult to use though.
1907664
I wouldn't. This is a carbon steel knife that is prone to rust. You will have to protect it with some sort of grease before diving, clean it thoroughly afterwards, then re-apply the protectant to avoid rust. There are several knives out there that are designed for divers and/or saltwater immersion.
825416
I have not used it for swimming, however, they give you three different ear buds so you can correctlysize the ones you need in order for a secure fit underwater. I believe they can go 6.6 feet deep.