Thank you! It is a great TINY cam!

Does it have a linear mode ? Do you need underwater housing or filters ?

Thank you! You won't regret it!

Thank you!

Yes and yes!! The light was even bright enough to use during a night dive!

Yes!

I think so, yes!

You definitely need to change the lens cover for underwater use. the long flat one works very well! I often forget and use it for all purposes.

Carol Cotton Tnx Ma’am :)

Right out of the camera! (The stills of me with the camera were altered, but they were shot with a GoPro)

So you are telling me you didn't use a red filter? This isn't right at of the camera with no extra lights? I am really surprised of the result

@@mib0686 That's correct!

I do still have it and I do use it occasionally. I've been toying with my Insta#60 X3 and GoPro 11 Pro lately.

Slow card..

I believe it's a DC3. It's easy to shore dive this wreck from CoCoView Resort on Roatan.

Yes it has to stop every 29 minute to avoid being taxed as a camcorder. This applies to every action cam worldwide. Yes it makes 29 minutes chunks.

yes it has :)

All the color and light corrections are done internally.

Unfortunately I found that without a red filter everything was blue :( - so the camera was ok for snorkelling, but not for diving.

@@timeapapp6415 I'm sorry you had that experience. You might want to check your settings. Did you try the internal video light? It's quite bright! I've used it as my primary light during night dives.

@@carolcotton5533 As I know there is no different seetting for snorkelling and diving and yes, I tried the light as well. This is a sample for a daytime dive, the depth is a about 12-15 metres: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p6qGmLd4q7m7d2w.html And this is a snorkelling video with good colours: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/irZkfLunssWaaKc.html So I do not think, there is a red filter built inside this camera... I did not find any options to use it as in my other camera.

With this TG Tracker underwater, they suggest using the supplied underwater lens protector (the square cover/shade seen at the end of this video). Flat glass helps with underwater focusing. With that in place, you need to switch to the camera's "Underwater" FoV SETTING, so the field-of-view fits within the narrower lens protector. So, apparently this camera won't have fisheye when swimming with the fishes. See review here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/icx3aZuJmqvSYok.html

said falah yes

Yes!

the additional light.....

@@YKIS99 no, it's not a problem, but optical resolution is better. My Sony HDR-AS100 makes underwater videos in FullHD 50Mbit/s 25p as a 360p. It is a bad optical scheme of aquabox(((

@@RetinvideoRu Is it true that Olympus has better set soft. But under water to her purity. In Croatia, all of a sudden a greater concentration of salts and the image is blurry. Ideal conditions are not always. I've got the tough 810 - stolen and now TG2 that's " just " 720p but 43 " TV is very good. I'm considering that camera SJ4000 place the plagiarism. I've seen other videos under water and some of this apparatus was blurred.

@@YKIS99 Xiaomi Yi1 has good quality and good aquabox... I don't know what of they better on air and under water... and what bitrate has Olympus in 4K?

@@RetinvideoRu I don't know bitrate Olympus camera. I found him. One video here out of the water. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iLhgdJie1dyZqJc.html

Steve Hills, did you check your video quality settings on the top right of the video. If you set it to the highest settings and it still doesn’t look good then good luck on your search for the video action camera that works best for you. I initially didn’t have the highest settings and I thought it looked not so good until I changed the settings.

Similar to the other question above, using the provided underwater lens protector (the square cover/shade seen at the end of this video) flat glass helps with underwater focusing. That requires the camera's narrower "Underwater" FoV SETTING to prevent black corners with the narrower lens protector. No fisheye when swimming with the fishes. > But I do wonder if the camera can use the regular (wide) protector and fisheye mode, at the cost of focus sharpness. See review here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/icx3aZuJmqvSYok.html

In my opinion it takes a lot less time to focus than many other 4K cameras when shooting underwater. Were you viewing this video in 4K? Please check your settings ... Might make a difference. Thanks!

It's quite good, but you definitely need to have a steady hand! I use the camera on the pistol grip that came with it ... I treat it as if I were aiming a gun. Steady!

No. If your card is V30 it has a WRITE SPEED of 30. The 100 is your READ SPEED. that is literally what the V figure is. Either way, it should be sufficient to keep up with this cam at 4k

@@sashafortis, well I didn't know that the "V"stands for the write spead, but also I've never seen a "V100" microSD card. It is specifically written on the box that the card is with 100Mbs WRITE speed.

Man, it IS available in 4K ... You simply have to choose to see it in 2160p (4K). Click on your setting and you'll be able to switch. Enjoy! :-)

Were you viewing this video in 4K? Check your settings ... Might make a difference! Some amount of blurring in the corners is to be expected when shooting in close range. Thanks!