Specialized Digital Cameras.
One of the few digicams I own that was specifically designed to meet a certain type of photography. My family originally bought this camera for my brother-in-law who just completed his scuba diving course and was eager to take some picture. Flash forward to now, the camera was forgotten and left in a drawer, my sister was cleaning and asked me if I wanted it. Her husband gave up diving. Never used it myself. Unfortunately, loading it up with new AA batteries the camera sometime powers on other times it does not. I checked the interior of the battery compartment, it is clean...could be capacitors SEALIFE Reef master mini
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Cool camera! I've taken a recent interest in diving cases for old digital cameras. When I was younger I always thought they looked so cool, and the idea of taking pictures underwater seemed to fanciful to me. Nowadays taking photos underwater is easy - there are cheap cases for phones, and some phones can even handle brief submersion anyway. GoPros and cameras that can dive a couple feet are in abundance and cheap. But the old diving cases with their fat buttons and real camera inside excite that little child in me. So I bought one.
It's an Olympus bridge camera and diving case. The combo cost me less than $30, and that was with a second working camera thrown in. I've taken pictures at the pool, but plan to take it on a trip in a few weeks to a clear spring fed pool and maybe catch some fish with it. It's just good fun and so cheap nowadays, nobody wants them.
