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Best Waterproof Digital Camera Panasonic DMC-TS25D (Orange)
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About Waterproof Digital Camera Panasonic DMC-TS25D Orange
Waterproof Digital Camera Panasonic DMC-TS25D Orange. The rugged, waterproof LUMIX TS25 compact adventure camera delivers go-anywhere flexibility with state-of-the-art imaging performance.
The LUMIX TS25 is the ultimate tough camera, so no matter where you find yourself… diving with sea life, hanging from a mountain, or exploring the winding alleys of a foreign market… you will take the best shot possible without worrying about your camera. Waterproof to 23 feet, shockproof from 5 feet, and freezeproof from 14 degrees Fahrenheit, the LUMIX TS25 is a tough camera for your active lifestyle.
Product Features
- 8x Intelligent ZoomIf the 4x optical zoom is not long enough for your photographic journey, the Intelligent Zoom uses digital zoom technology with minimum deterioration of image quality. The 4x optical zoom virtually extends to an 8x zoom equivalent.
- Motion Picture ButtonVideo recording can be easily started with the press of the Motion Picture Button making it convenient for switching between photo and video shooting instantly.
- MP4 HD RecordingIf you want to edit your videos on a computer or upload them to a website, the DMC-TS25 can record HD motion images (1,280 x 720 pixels) in MP4 format.
- Capture Stills or HD Video In and Out of the Water
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Great Waterproof Point and Shoot I have only used this camera underwater once so far, but it was absolutely fantastic. I took it to the swimming pool with my daughter and niece as a test run, and got some great shots of my niece swimming underwater, and alternated with underwater shots and above the water shots. The camera is made to slough off the water as soon as you pull it out, so the pictures out of the water don’t have spots or water drops on them. It seems like a minor thing, but it really made a huge difference. As for being waterproof, it seemed to hold up great. After we got home, I noticed it had some chlorine spots on a couple pictures (after I tried to use a dry cleaning cloth on it) so I soaked it in a sink full of clean water for about 5 minutes, and voila! Perfect photos again. I’ve seen some reviews that say this camera doesn’t work well inside, haven’t noticed a problem myself. Pretty much every single picture I’ve taken with the camera has turned out with great color balance and good…
Tough waterproof camera I bought this in July to take kayaking, both flat water and white water. I gotta say: I have beaten the crap out of this thing, and it’s still going strong. It’s definitely safe for water as long as you make sure it’s closed properly. I always keep a float strap attached to it because I’ve dropped it in moving water more than once. the float strap is a life saver because the camera will sink. I’ve also dropped it on the hard ground more time than I can count. It’s always falling out of something. The picture quality is good, not fantastic, but my pictures come out much better than anyone else’s waterproof camera that I’ve seen. I rarely use it for video, but I’m thinking of finding a way to mount it on my kayak since my friends have so much trouble with their expensive Go Pros. Battery life is solid. For me, it lasts about 2-3 days turning it off and on, maybe 1 day it’s getting heavy use. If you want a good outdoor camera, especially for water, this is a great pick. I’ve been very…
Testing waterproof cameras I bought 3 waterproof cameras to take with me on vacation to the Bahamas (Used the Consumers Report to pick the cameras). The Nikon Coolpix AW110, Olympus TG2, and Panasonic Lumix FS5. I like the Nikon best for it’s true color in and out of water, Olympus for the functions, and Lumix for it’s all around used. I found that these three cameras works great if you follow the instructions, like going too deep underwater (Cause to leak and stop the cameras from working) or opening the seal to download your picture without making sure that the cameras have the same temperature as the surrounding environments (this can cause fogging in the lens). Always clean the cameras after used. After my testing, I let my friends barrow the cameras for their used to the beach, pools, snowboarding, and military deployment. The verdict is that my friend love the Lumix most. Great pictures in and out of water. Rugged, the camera survive being drop (snow, water, mud, sand, and even concrete less than 5 ft.)…