Digital Underwater Camera Mask

 Underwater digital cameras are a great idea and have certainly come on leaps and bounds in the last few years. However it's always a bit of a faff to swim with them, as you tend to need your hands for the swimming bit - preferably without some buoyant snapper dangling from your wrist. There is something slightly un-nerving about having a dangly shiny thing on your wrist being eyed up by passing baraccuda, it's nice to leave the sea with the same number of hands you went in with. Well now you can snorkel through those coral reefs with both your hands free and be able to take great underwater snaps with the brand new Camera Mask.

The 3.1 megapixel camera has been cleverly built into the mask and the cross hairs on the lenses will show you exactly where you need to look to get the perfect snap. As well as being able to take great pics, it can also shoot video! Yup you can film your deep blue explorations that are stored in the 15MB of onboard memory - which you can easily expand with a Micro SD Card if you fancy re-enacting some sub-aquatic adventure. Never miss catching the wonders of the deep (or the shallows, which is where the prettiest fish seem to hang out) with the easiest to use underwater camera ever invented. Pop your movies on Youtube and show the world the underwater world as seen through your eyes.
Features

    * A 3.1 (2048 x 1536) megapixel digital camera that has been incorporated into a diving mask.
    * Video mode of 18-25 FPS at VGA.
    * Waterproof up to 5 metres.
    * 16mb of internal memory.
    * A memory card slot that supports Micro SD cards.
    * No software is required so it's simple to transfer your pictures and movies to your PC or Mac.
    * Arcsoft software is included for editing your photos and videos.
    * Requires a USB cable.
    * Requires 2x AAA batteries (not included).
    * Compatible with Windows 98SE/2000/ME/XP & Vista and Mac OS 9.X and upwards.
    * Suitable for ages 8 years+.
    * Size: 18 x 12 x 8.5 cm.

Price:  £89.95

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5 October 2008