Water proof disposable cameras with built in flash ..???

[OSUcruiser]

Where can you buy these? I have found the waterproof disposiblw without the flash....but no luck with flash. Any suggestions????

Thanks!

 

Glory - June 19, 2004

[imsulin]

Why would you need the flash if it's an underwater camera? You'll most likely be in fairly shallow water during the day. If you're a scuba diver, though, that's a different story.

[marvholly]

We bought Fuji at Walmart for our Mar. cruise.

 

Holly

 

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[Bunkie103]

I also got a Fuji at Walmart and it took great pics underwater.

 

Mary

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[voyagerfl]

I've had a hard time finding any with a flash.

Have not seen any at places like Walmart.

The snorkeling pictures I've taken with the non-flash cameras have come out really good. (due tot the bright sun) However if it were cloudy, or you are diving I could certainly see the need for the flash.

 

I believe there was a post awhile back about this and some people posted a web site where you could find them.

 

So maybe they will see this post and help.

[voyagerfl]

marvholly & Bunkie103, you are saying you found underwater flash cameras at Walmart ?????

[OSUcruiser]

I was looking for the one with the flash for the cave tubing. We are snorkeling too! I have the regular fuji underwater, but was hoping for aflash one for the darker caves.

 

Glory - June 19, 2004

[BigDave]

Here's one.

 

Note, this one is reloadable.

 

http://store.yahoo.com/photoconnection1/reuncafl3527.html

 

You can replace the 35 mm film, and the AA battery and use it again (actually a good AA will probably last a few times.)

 

I suggest you get some silicone seal lubricant if you don't want it leaking after reloading.

 

Note, a cheap underwater flash camera will work best at under 5 feet, and won't help much past 8 feet.

 

BigDave

 

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[perkins24]

I purchased a couple of Fuji disposable cameras with a flash at wal-mart! Hope they take good pics!

 

'til Crusin on the Conquest

 

[chadby4]

i purchased a reloadable camera with flash for our cave tubing trip this july at sportmart for 19.

[perkins24]

BTW...grab some black and white film...(Kodak) it takes beautiful pictures on the beaches (family shots or scenery). Plus...it needs no special and expensive black and white developing. I buy it at Wal-Mart..usually on the bottom shelf.

 

'til Crusin on the Conquest

 

[TomD]

If the water is cloudy, don't use the flash. That would just light up the stuff in the water better than what you're trying to take a picture of. Unless of course you want a picture of cloudy water!

 

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