So right now we’re going to take a look at the Olympus Camera, the Tough Camera.
It’s shock proof from 5 feet and water proof to 10 feet.
It’s also antifreeze.
So it says it can operate in temperatures up to 14 degrees Fahrenheit.
So I’ve tested it out a little bit…took it out in the snow, dropped it in a river,
messed around doing some recording and stuff like that.
I’ll attach the video at the very end.
I’m just going to scroll through the menu really quick.
It’s just like a normal camera, you know, point and shoot.
You can change all the different settings on it.
It’s a 14 megapixel camera.
One thing that I was kind of bummed about, it doesn’t zoom when it’s in video mode,
but a lot of point and shoot cameras don’t do that anyway.
It shoots in 720p during the videos.
Right now I have a 32 gigabyte class 10 SD card in it.
It’s been working out pretty well so far.
But yeah, anyway.
So everything is water tight on it.
I’ll show you how this opens up.
So you can see you have your HDMI in there as
well as the USB that charges it, the mini USB and the SD card and the battery slot.
And then that locks tight to keep water out as well.
Anyway, so yeah, that’s the camera.
I’ll attach the video of the underwater experience right after this.
Okay, so that camera’s going right now.
We’re recording with it.
I’m going to go ahead and put it in the water.
This feels so wrong!
My hand is freezing.
My hand can’t take much more of this.
It’s still recording.
It’s almost 2 minutes now.
[Sounds of rushing water]