Liquid Image Scuba Mask HD322 with 135 degree Wide Angle Camera
February 22, 2010
[PMA 2010] Liquid image is upgrading its HD320 underwater camera mask with the upcoming HD322 featuring a 135 degree wide angle lens and HD 720p video. A red light shows that you are recording a video and the blue light indicates that you are in still photo mode, a lock placed on top of the mask prevents the camera to shoot by itself. An optional 4.7 Watt LED torch, essential to shoot detailed images below 5 meters, can be attached to the mask. (See pictures in the gallery). The HD322 is waterproof to 130 feet and it will be available in May 2010 at an estimated price of $350. whether you are at PMA, check the model on display at the International Supplies booth #2381 (the distributor) and check the product page for more info.Watch the Liquid Image YouTube channel where society upload their underwater videos.
Note: the model in the picture is the HD320 that looks precisely the same.
Key Features:
- Wide angle 135
- 5 MP still camera
- Waterproof to 130 feet/40m
- HD 720 P video @ 30 fps
- Micro SD/SDHC slot up to 32 GB (16hrs of video)
- Red and blue LED lights for photo or video mode
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