Review on Bell Howell WP20 BK Waterproof Underwater by Justin Ewing

I decided to review this camera because there was no review after almost a year of absence. I got the black version for $34 because the other colors were almost double the price. I noticed that the instructions, packaging and camera do not match the actual camera. Here are a few inconsistencies: This camera doesn't use a microSDHC card. This is a regular size SDHC card (picture attached). At the time of writing, the product page states that this camera has an optical zoom. This is a digital video. Full HD videos (1080) are recorded at 15 fps, while other modes are recorded at 30 fps. The camera sensor has a resolution of 8MP, so other modes (10-20MP) need to be interpolated. Card labeled "against" the LED screen. It should be "away from". The date is included on images by default. I used automatic settings for all images and videos in this review. It was cloudy when I took these pictures and videos. Pros: The LED screen is pretty good. The 720p videos are really good for the price ($34). 1080p video isn't bad for 15 fps. External images usually look pretty good. The sound is very good for the price. It has a standard tripod mount. Cons: The zoom is really bad. It's probably best to zoom in when viewing on a PC or camera. The speaker is too quiet to be heard unless it's very quiet. A little difficult to close the door. Image 1.1 MP - only water 20 MP (interpolated) - fish leaf left 16 MP - fish from narrow leaf 12 MP - fish only 8 MP - fish with sonVideo 720p. Only one video is allowed, so I couldn't view a 1080p video. That's not bad for a speed of only 15 fps. Overall, this camera is really good for $34. I got this camera for swimming and I think it's perfect for that. He will probably also be busy with fishing.