Underwater Video Camera

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Underwater video cameras are electronic devices used underwater to capture and record the marine environment. They function similar to standard video cameras and camcorders; only, they are designed with several special features that allow operation underwater such as depth focus, audible moisture alarm, optics and rear plate, and amphibious microphone.

Underwater video cameras are useful equipment for underwater exploration, checking out of diving sites, search and rescue operations, fish finding, boat hull inspection, and underwater security purposes. Moreover, this type of video camera can be part of your drain cleaning equipment when inspecting drainage pipe and tanks.

Types of Underwater Video Cameras

Handheld underwater video cameras—These are designed to be operated using the hands of the user. They generally feature a sleek and lightweight design that resembles a camcorder. Most models feature an advanced grip control system that allows fingertip access to various controls for easy recording, focusing, and lighting. Other features include two speed zoom, ND filter, shutter speed, white balance, and audio level. Most models make use of waterproof lens that allow zoom up to 10 times closer. Advanced models come with LED indicator, optics and rear plate, audible moisture alarm, and amphibious microphone.

Towable underwater video cameras – These are small cameras designed to be towed by a vessel while recording underwater events. They may use of colored or black and white tiny CCD camera chips, transmitting video image using a thin coaxial cable to a screen. Most models feature a surface console and a battery that allows operation without power supply. They are best used to check out diving spots, inspect other colleagues working in the water, and simply explore the water without actually going down there. Other more serious applications include observations of marine fauna and flora for scientific purpose, ship hull investigations, and rescue operations. They are generally small and lightweight, requiring very little maintenance.

Remote operated vehicles (ROV) – These are underwater video cameras powered by motors to allow operation from any vessel even under strong currents. They are generally light and reliable. They are usually designed with halogen spotlights that provide excellent illumination during image recording even at night or dark depths.               Most models feature a high resolution color that offer excellent video quality. Some models are constructed to allow perfect maneuverability, providing close-up shots of the marine environment.

Underwater video cameras are an essential part of drain cleaning equipment.

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