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Olympus Underwater Digital Camera

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Heading to the beach or on a trip where you need a bit more rugged camera? Traveling somewhere you want to capture the beautiful landscape?

Check out the Olympus Tough camera. We have had our Olympus underwater digital camera (Tough series) for about 5 years now and it’s still going strong. We love it but would ultimately like to upgrade at some point.

One of the Best Underwater Digital Cameras

Olympus Tough TG-860

Available in black, orange and white.

Price: $279.00 & free shipping (on Amazon as of April 2015)

There are a lot of underwater cameras out there, some more of an investment than others. We personally only need a compact one for what we want to capture.

Advantages to compact underwater digital cameras:

  • Easy to travel with
  • Costs Less
  • Decent image and video quality

This particular underwater camera is waterproof  to a depth of 50 ft. plus shockproof to 7 ft. It has a 3 inch flexible, flip LCD viewfinder and wide angle lens. Max resolution is 16 megapixels and the size of the underwater camera is 2.5 inches x 4.3 inches x 1.1 inches.

I love that it can withstand harsh weather. And it’s one of the best underwater cameras to capture the beauty under the ocean and sea. We love to snorkel and it has underwater shots so it’s perfect for us.

This one also has built in WiFi and GPS. You can even control and shoot the camera remotely from your smartphone. Boy they have really advanced.

I read a review that the battery life is short with the Tough series underwater cameras but I disagree, we can stay out in the water snorkeling for hours and it still has juice when we are done.

Don’t forget to add a camera float strap to your shopping cart as well. You don’t want to lose your precious camera underwater. It happens!

And here’s the sports holder for it too. Pretty neat looking.

You can always find underwater cameras that go deeper than 50 feet like the Canon Power Shot D30. This is a nice looking underwater digital camera. Or checkout these other underwater digital cameras.

Learn more about the Olympus TG-860. If you have any questions, let us know.

Here is a video Kev took of us doing the Sea Trek at Coral World in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands using our underwater camera:

We have a lot more underwater video from Roatan, Honduras that I’ll be working on getting up to our Newton’s Travels YouTube channel soon. Be sure to follow us on YouTube and leave your channel link in the comments below.

Do you have an underwater digital camera?

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