📷 Intova Waterproof Sports Utility Camera with Flash - Dive up to 100 Feet Review

They sent me the wrong camera, and the second time they sent me the one that doesn't work. The film slider does not work to advance or rewind the film, so you cannot take pictures with it.

The camera body is good, looks solid. What about the camera inside? Perfect shit! The plastic is so thin and breaks easily that you'll soon give up re-sleeving and write it off as a loss. Do yourself a favor, do a little research and get yourself a waterproof Fuji Film Quicksnap camera, it's $8, single use, no fuss of removing the film. You will not regret it!

Bought this camera for cruises and snorkel trips. Went on a cruise 33 years ago and just bought one of the disposable cameras which worked great and was easy. This camera didn't work at all. Wasted 3 rolls of film trying to get it to work and ended up just throwing it away. It's a shame because so many years have passed since my vacation. Do yourself a favor if you buy this camera, buy a backup

Didn't withstand a full roll of film. That means whatever we took earlier in the day was spoiled too. We used to take disposable waterproof cameras on raft trips, deliver to an hour-long location the next morning, and collect prints for everyone before heading out for lunch. . Thought it would be a good cheap alternative (didn't want to lose my digital camera if the canoe capsizes). Unfortunately, this did not meet our requirements. The seal failed without diving, just splashing in the river.

I knew the film that came with the camera was crap, so I used it to learn how to operate the camera. It looked like a pretty smart setup. Then I took out the roll of film that came with it and tried to put in a 27 frame Fujifilm roll. The tension mechanism didn't hook the film, so it didn't pull it out of the film canister. I opened the back of the camera 4 times and the tiny pivot pin broke. This camera is a flimsy piece of junk, you get what you pay for. I'm glad it happened before I went on…

I bought it to photograph my daughter at the swimming pool. Works, waterproof for my application, takes good pictures. It can also be used as a normal film camera without a plastic body. The only oddity is that the number of frames increases to 27 (and there is no 35mm film that shows 27 frames). You need to buy 24 frame 35mm film - the way the film is wound gives you 3 extra frames! When you load the film, you also need to wind it onto the take-up spool first, and then when you shoot, wind the

This camera was recommended to me as a budget option for some underwater photography on my upcoming trip. I was warned about low expectations. I was positively surprised. Despite a small plastic lens, inexpensive construction, and a load of inferior film, it took some surprisingly good shots. There are two points to pay attention to. The exposure window is small and difficult to read. Usage wasn't a big problem. Also, be careful when winding the film. Too much enthusiasm for the film winder can

I have used Fuji waterproof disposables in the past and was not happy with the results. The footprints were all green. The miracle of Photoshop found images in blur, so everything is fine. . .not that bad. I bought this reusable Intova because it is reusable. I've thought about getting a waterproof digital camera, but it's expensive; probably the best deal is a waterproof Kodak camcorder (starting at $100), but I don't know if it can be used for photos. I also bought a waterproof camera case to

We bought this for our first trip to the tropics where we knew there would be plenty of water activities. We were either in the pools or the sea the whole time - so this camera got used quite a bit! We bought these because we didn't want to spend a lot on an underwater camera that we might rarely use and we didn't want to worry about it falling or breaking. We used this camera with 35mm Superia X-TRA 400 from Fuifilm. We bought 4 packs of 96 frames. I am by no means an experienced photographer.