"Sheldon" <sheldon@XXXXXXXXsopris.net> pounded away at his keyboard
resulting in:

Well isn't that something?  Hopefully the 5 ft is a maximum distance
and not a minimum.  I'd want a remote control though.

Not too sure what the purpose of the the lcd screen is though, unless
it's for viewing the photos after they have been taken.

Dan Bracuk
Never use a big word when a diminutive one will do.

I see a couple of problems with it...

1.  No flash.
2.  Unacceptable depth rating -- 30 meters might be good enough for
snorkeling, but not for diving.
3.  Fit -- it's difficult enough to find a mask that doesn't leak, but the
odds of one that has a camera on it also being the one that doesn't leak
on you seems rather slim to me.
4.  Quality -- it looks like a toy, not a real dive mask
5.  Cost -- it's got to cost more than a regular mask and if you lose your
mask, you're out more money than if you just have a regular mask.

Interesting concept.  I'm not sure it's a practical combination, the mask
and camera.  While it saves carrying a camera in your hand it limits the
potential positions for shooting and eliminates the LCD preview, apparently.
I wonder how you get a picture of yourself with your mask on.  Oh I know, a
mirror.

Pretty cool. I quite carrying an underwater camera and flash equipment years
ago when I found I was spending my entire dive taking pictures rather than
enjoying the dive. That was not the right mix for me, so I quit taking
pictures. I briefly considered using a video camera to record everything and
then capturing screen shots after the dive of anything I wanted to share.
That idea went away when I realized I had spent more than a thousand dollars
for a video camera for which there was no  housing. It was not my best
executed plan ever.

It's a shame this mask does not have a flash, but it still might be
interesting enough to get me back into at least basic photography. As
Grumman noted, it's not rated deep enough for the dives many of us do, but
without a flash, it's not really that good for deep stuff anyway. It would
also be nice if it were Blue Tooth so that you don't have to open anything
up to transfer your photos.

Lee

Thats an early April Fool, shurely?

Do you stick the batteries up your nose?
Likewise, "External Mermory Card" - gets wet?
Comes in any colour you like - as long as its yellow!

Sorry, bad idea. You may as well stick on in your req and the purge
button could double as the shutter release!
And all from a company that also makes "3D pool tables" - great!

What other 2 in one products can we dream up - I know - the snorkel that
doubles as a periscope so you can keep an eye on the boat to make sure
its not doing an "Open Water" on you!

Even simpler: cement one of those waterproof disposable cameras to your
forehead...