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-	~~I suggest exploring several important features including~~ lens speed or the "f-stop" rating. The faster the lens., e.g., the lower the f-stop number the better and the more light that the lens ~~permits~~ into the camera making higher qualtity less noisy images. f2.0 is very fast and f3.9 is ok, ~~although will not~~ take as good a picture in lower light situations and ~~may generally~~ be a little more ~~hard~~ to focus in ~~lower~~ light conditions. ~~An additional~~ characteristic ~~of a [http://www.squidoo.com/best-waterproof-point-and-shoot-camera waterproof digital camera]~~ would be the ~~ability~~ of the zoom lens and how much of the "zoom" is ~~produced~~ by the lens ~~versus~~ a digital zoom, where software is ~~creating~~ the zooming effect. Another ~~feature~~ for taking pictures up close would be the ~~capability~~ to take macro ~~shots~~ and how ~~close~~ to the subject you can ~~come with~~ the camera and still focus. One additional feature to think about is the capability to shoot video and the video processors speed, e.g., does the camera have a high speed video processor meaning it will capture over 200 frames per second (fps), or else is it a low speed~~, e.g. around 30 fps~~. A faster vidwo processor will create higher quality videos. A careful review of each cameras features can help you determine {[http://www.squidoo.com/best-waterproof-point-and-shoot-camera which is the best point and shoot camera]\|[http://www.squidoo.com/best-waterproof-point-and-shoot-camera what is the best point and shoot camera] for you.	+	When considering a water-resistant point and shoot camera lens speed or the "f-stop" rating. The faster the lens., e.g., the lower the f-stop number the better and the more light that the lens allows into the digital camera making higher qualtity less noisy images. f2.0 is very fast and f3.9 is ok, but doesn't take as good a picture in lower light situations and will typically be a little more difficult to focus in reduced light conditions. A different characteristic would be the capability of the zoom lens and how much of the "zoom" is created by the lens compared to a digital zoom, where software is generating the zooming effect. Another characteristic for taking pictures up close would be the ability to take macro photos and how near to the subject matter you can get the camera and still focus. One additional feature to think about would be the capability to shoot video and the video processors speed, e.g., does the camera have a high speed video processor meaning it will capture over 200 frames per second (fps), or else does it have a low speed video processor. A faster vidwo processor will create higher quality videos.

-	The critiques of the ~~waterproof~~ cameras listed below offers an interesting ~~overview of a number~~ of of the ~~top~~ point and shoot water-resistant cameras along with a suggestion on the top camera.	+	The critiques of the top digital cameras listed below offers an interesting synopsis of several of the best point and shoot water-resistant cameras along with a suggestion on the top camera.

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-	~~If you are willing~~ to spend ~~approximately~~ $1,000 to obtain the [http://www.squidoo.com/best-waterproof-point-and-shoot-camera best ~~underwater~~ camera] ~~system~~ then one of the ~~best~~ underwater cameras in the extreme camera market is ~~absolutely~~ the Olympus TG-1 iHS. This camera when purchased with the optional Olympus underwater case and strobe ~~allows~~ the diver to take ~~photos~~ at a depth of up to 130 feet and ~~in addition~~ makes a very decent entry level underwater ~~[http://www.squidoo.com/best-waterproof-point-and-shoot-~~camera ~~compact digital camera]~~ for any diver. ~~The entire expenditure~~ involves the camera, a rugged ~~case~~ that ~~permits~~ the diver to ~~use~~ the camera to ~~a depth of~~ 135 feet and an independent strobe that delivers the ~~capacity~~ to photograph in a varity of ~~different~~ situations.	+	For anybody who is prepared to spend about $1,000 to obtain the [http://www.squidoo.com/best-waterproof-point-and-shoot-camera best waterproof point and shoot camera] setup then one of the finest underwater cameras in the extreme digital camera market is certainly the Olympus TG-1 iHS. This camera when purchased with the optional Olympus underwater case and strobe enables the diver to take photographs at a depth of up to 130 feet and also makes a very decent entry level underwater camera for any diver. TotalThe e investment involves the camera, a rugged housing that enables the diver to take the camera down to 135 feet and an independent strobe that delivers the ability to photograph in a varity of diverse situations.

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The critiques of the waterproof cameras listed below offers an interesting overview of a number of of the top point and shoot water-resistant cameras along with a suggestion on the top camera.

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<li>Panasonic Lumix TS4 12.1 TOUGH Waterproof Digital Camera with 4.6x Optical Zoom
<li>Nikon COOLPIX AW100 16 MP CMOS Waterproof Digital Camera with GPS and Full HD 1080p Video
<li>Canon PowerShot D20 12.1 MP CMOS Waterproof Digital Camera with 5x Image Stabilized Zoom 28mm Wide-Angle Lens a 3.0-Inch LCD and GPS Tracking
<li>Fujifilm XP170 Compact Digital Camera with 5xOptical Zoom Lens
<li>Olympus Stylus TG-830 iHS Digital Camera with 5x Optical Zoom and 3-Inch LCD
<li>Pentax Optio WG-1 Adventure Series 14 MP Waterproof Digital Camera with 5x Wide-Angle Optical Zoom
<li>Olympus TG-1iHS 12 MP Waterproof Digital Camera with 4x Optical Zoom
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