Waterproof Camera With Big Zoom

Big and roomy, comfortable and waterproof—exactly what I was looking for!

I am an avid kayaker and have always looked for a waterproof camera with more zoom capabilities for catching close-ups of wildlife. This zoom fits the bill with its brightness and ease of use. For a compact camera this is great...however I wish it was a wide angle zoom.

Excellent case. Very durable and waterproof. Big enough to hold my 2ft and 3ft camera sliders with a foam insert. Priced these cases at other sites and the price was also the best. Free shipping and arrived quickly.

Makes it a lot easier carrying a big camera with a telephoto zoom

Fits my gopro camera and waterproof housing.

I had the P900 before this and liked it. However, its so-so viewfinder made it hard to take pictures of fast moving objects like planes, birds, and pro athletes. The P1000 has a great viewfinder. It also has RAW. It's bulky, especially at full zoom, but not heavy when compared with DSLR's and big zoom lenses. It is not a camera for action photography at night. You could get some good shots in summer afternoon baseball or football games. I think it would be good for wildlife photography, especially birding. If you expect its image quality to match that of a DSLR and expensive zoom lens, you will probably be disappointed. However, it is a good all around camera for the non-professional who wants to have fun taking pictures in oh so many settings. If this camera is too big for you, consider getting the P950, which costs $200 less and goes out to only 2000mm. If you don't mind a less nice EVF, spend $200 less than that and get a P900.

The SX210IS is a great point and shoot camera. It is small in size but big on features. The zoom is amazing for a camera this size. The only flaw in this otherwise great camera is that there is no viewfinder. High megapixel combined with the zoom make this a great camera that I would recommend to anyone.

An almost perfect recorder considering the design... This recorder has two major pros which should be obvious. The Zoom F3 App and the 32 bit float. Other pros include build quality, line output and price. Now the cons are few depending on how you see it. First the recorder randomly shuts off the Bluetooth after a certain amount of time. At first I thought this was a feature but after a dozen times I can certainly say the BT function just shuts off randomly. That's not a deal breaker but super annoying during a fast paced shoot. I'm sure this can be fixed via firmware. My next big gripe is probably not the recorders fault but should definitely be implemented some how. Basically when you hit record on your camera I was hoping the recorder would start recording aswell. Having to hit record on the camera and then hit record on the recorder or app is just the most frustrating thing when your a one man band shooter. I have this rigged up to my camera and trust me when I say how annoying it is to have to do hit record then awkwardly adjust and hit record on the recorder then go back to position for filming. It's silly. I understand that recording capabilities aren't typically carried through the auxiliary cable but Zoom PLEASE find a way to connect this some how. Lol if not I will get by but this would immediately make this the most versatile recorder ever and eliminate the need for big clunky recorders.

WOW! It’s hard to imagine such a tiny camera with such big capabilities! What I gave up in zoom power, it has made up in clarity and ease of use. It’s features rival those of the big boy point and shoots. Love it!!

This little camera is a cost effective device for Zoom meeting, without being big, bulky or obtrusive. One thing to note is, do not have the camera application open if you are going to use Zoom. In that case the application prevents Zoom from accessing the camera.