How is the reliability of Cressi as compared to Scubapro?
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I have used it several times in cold 46 degree water and warm water and I am very satisfied with it. Hope this helps.
688549
My wife and I used it on a cruise a few months ago... 4 islands in the Caribbean and no issues whatsoever.I used it mostly in the 3-5 foot range, but my wife was able to dive down while snuba'ing to about 15-20ish or so. (I think that's a little over the recommended depth, but no issues. We were very careful when in shallows for sand getting into the closing mechanism and also followed the cleaning procedures after we got back to the boat. (I also opened up both slot covers just to dry any random moisture out also.)Even the deep pictures came out pretty decently with less light, very impressed. We had some disposables that were absolutely terrible in comparison! My wife and I used it on a cruise a few months ago... 4 islands in the Caribbean and no issues whatsoever.I used it mostly in the 3-5 foot range, but my wife was able to dive down while snuba'ing to about 15-20ish or so. (I think that's a little over the recommended depth, but no issues. We were very careful when in shallows for sand getting into the closing mechanism and also followed the cleaning procedures after we got back to the boat. (I also opened up both slot covers just to dry any random moisture out also.)Even the deep pictures came out pretty decently with... » Read More My wife and I used it on a cruise a few months ago... 4 islands in the Caribbean and no issues whatsoever.I used it mostly in the 3-5 foot range, but my wife was able to dive down while snuba'ing to about 15-20ish or so. (I think that's a little over the recommended depth, but no issues. We were very careful when in shallows for sand getting into the closing mechanism and also followed the cleaning procedures after we got back to the boat. (I also opened up both slot covers just to dry any random moisture out also.)Even the deep pictures came out pretty decently with less light, very impressed. We had some disposables that were absolutely terrible in comparison! « Show Less
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I personally have not, however I ordered this product and inside it states "water resistant". I am not sure I would trust it to anything scuba as a true "dry box". If it was I doubt they would have taken the trouble to mold that statement into the case itself inside.
1128801
Should be great, just rinse it off and wipe it down if you take it scuba diving and it should last for years. I am not sure but believe the hardware is probably stainless, the quality is good.
455848
sorry Sophia I was attempting to help. As I stated I owned both, I got rid of the Sealife when I got the Intova. It was so much better especially on video. The Intova was able to.do true blu ray quality HD1080p video. I was dissapointed with both color and grainy nature of reefmaster when I was able to compare them side by side. Perhaps you can try noth and return the one you find less satisfying. Just trying to offer personal experience so you get best for your money
78778
Thanks for responding. I took it to hawaii and used it snorkelling I was afraid it would die but it worked great and took some cool fish pictures. I'm very impressed with it
59721
I don't know the answer to either of your questions. It worked perfectly with my UwaTec(ScubaPro) dive computer and Windows 7.
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This filter unlike the others wont pop off under water. I had a cheaper one and it wouldn't stay on. It also has a better color when diving under water. I don't use it for snorkeling but when diving you will need it. It is definitely worth the price
749256
I took this camera to the Great Barrier Reef and it worked perfectly. The quality of the video is great, but can get foggy depending on the clarity of the water. As for the depth, I was diving down approx. 50 feet without any problems. For the cost, I'm, very happy with the results.
1959358
Yes, it has all of these features. Auto-on in 5 or so feet of water. A variety of safety stop options but the default is what most divers want.
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I'm going to only answer this from the perspective of a personal opinion. I have never owned a DROBO older models or newer models. However Many of the folks I know that have owned them don't see to be going back to them as they expand. I have at least 6 different TB drives from LaCie. They have been pretty reliable all things considered. It's what I'll use in the future and what I recommends to friends. If they start failing on me which all drives seem to do sooner or later I might change. The Lacie 5 appears to be fairly easy to upgrade or change drives out. I like having that option though I haven't used it yet.
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Yep, that's the big selling point is that it's IPX8 certified to a depth of up to 100 feet. I used mine when snorkeling to take underwater pictures and video. Held up great on my first trip out, but the plastic seal ripped at the seam on my way to the beach the next day. It definitely works, but the durability and build quality were questionable in my case.
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Not really. A dedicated dive camera is better .. this one's depth rating is pretty shallow. 40f ~10 meters or so .. Most scuba activity is 10-30 meters (or more)
949720
I used this camera for both SCUBA and snorkling in seawater without any problems. I did rinse the outside with fresh water when I finished, just as I would with my dive gear. I believe this is one of the best price/feature cameras for its price range.
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Unlike the LifeProof brand case, this case is only rated for brief and shallow submersion. The reason I went with this case over the LifeProof was the numerous complaints that the sound quality of that case was terrible. Even with the LifeProof you would only be good for 6ft for an hour. If you really are looking to go scuba diving with your phone, I would recommend a dedicated scuba case. They are a bit pricey but are good down to over 100ft and offer the option of adding light filters you will want for quality underwater photos.
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Every one I've ever had has been ok underwater. If your running a winch plan on buying two of them because you will go through them eventually but they work great!!
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The mask is no different from any other scuba mask except for the attachment point for the GoPro. I used it to snorkel with whale sharks a few weeks ago. A snorkel will attach to the strap on either side.I love this mask. Comfortable and much easier than trying to hold the cam in your hand. You DO have to be cognizant of moving your head too quickly if you want a good quality video, but you're going to have to edit footage anyway.