Liquid Image Scuba Series HD320, Or, Maybe Thanko’s Not So Nuts After All
October 22nd, 2009 9:34 AM | by Steve Anderson | No Comments
Today, I read an article that made me question my own sanity.
I read all about the Liquid Image Scuba Series HD320, and when you hear what this is and connect it to earlier work, then you’re going to have a serious problem yourself. Because by the time I finish talking about this you’ll wonder the same thing I did: namely, maybe Thanko’s Underwater USB Camera wasn’t so lunatic after all.
The Liquid Image Scuba Series HD320, you see, is a diving facemask with a side-mounted HD video camera. All you have to do is line up the crosshairs on the mask with the thing you want to photograph, then press the button on the mask to take the footage. It’s the equivalent of a five megapixel camera and can go as far down as 115 feet.
You can get one of these beauties via West Marine for just $300, but there are lower cost versions available.
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