Waterproof Cameras: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. Waterproof cameras can get a lot of shots that others can't. There are the obvious ones. Coral reefs, scuba diving, and swimming with sharks and dolphins. Even pool parties. But there are less obvious reasons, as well. Just because they're waterproof doesn't mean everything needs to be underwater. Shots from the interior of a small boat need them. Or capturing the beauty of a rainy day from inside of it. Even just taking action shots without having to worry about your own sweat.
Fact #2. They work in the same way as other digital cameras. That might not seem noteworthy. But advancement in digital camera technology have been impressive. Being able to shoot underwater has been possible since 1963. Back then, it was on film. And film cameras still generally require some kind of extra housing to do so. Digital cameras don't have film reels that need changing. That makes them especially suitable to these kinds of shots.
Fact #3. Most waterproof cameras incorporate a certain degree of shock-proofing in their designs. You can let these cameras go from up to five feet off of the ground. Their warranties will cover against any damage incurred from the drop. This is great for people on the clumsier side. Or to teach kids to learn photography.
Fact #4. Other questions for choosing a waterproof camera are the same as for any other camera. You will want to think about how many megapixels you will need. And whether you'll need to produce high quality video. You will also want to think about the lens. The classic GoPro look is significantly more fisheyed than most others. That can be a benefit or a detriment.
Fact #5. You will also want to make sure that the lens is protected. Most models with built-in housing have a piece of plexiglass over the lens. That should keep them clean and useful for your needs.