I definitely will vote for the Canon S95. I recently did a shore dive at Kauai's Tunnels Beach, the Canon S95 did pretty well. We were diving through a lot of caverns and tight dark places. The depth range for these diving photos range from about 40 feet to 70 feet below. Visibility was about 40 feet, the water was somewhat murky that day due to weather condition. Even under these conditions, the photos turn out okay.
I have the Canon S95, the Canon underwater case, and if you want to take some macros, then can get the Sea and Sea YS-01 strobe plus the Grip-stay S tray (there is an extra joint that can be added to the stroke support, gives you some flexibility to angle the strobe). I use the strobe for the shrimp photo.
Here are the sample photos of my last dive:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/hjfok/6151676485/
Here is the underwater strobe if you are interested.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/666300-REG/Sea_Sea_SS_70025_YS_01_Strobe_w_Grip_Stay.html
We are treating ourselves to a special Caribbean holiday this winter. The location offers a lot of snorkeling and diving from the shore, so we need a camera we can take along and take into the water (can't leave valuables on the beach or in the vehicle).
We are thinking of:
Canon PowerShot S95 (needs underwater case)
or
Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-TX10 (waterproof to 15')
Advice on whether we are on the right track, or if there are other options we should consider very welcome!
Looking for:
can take in water/case available
shoots in underwater mode (corrects colour)
prefer HD video
superior point and shoot for holiday pix on land
Thanks everyone!
the Wilsons

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