If you don't want to wait for cameras to become cheap enough, you
could try this with an old video-camera. Only if you are really really
curious and can afford to have the video-camera being damaged!
Sajjad
On Thu, 1 Mar 2001, Jeffrey Fullerton wrote:
> << A waterproof camera would work I'll bet ya but first off there is
> cost
> (will
>
> probably run $2,000) and then having to string $300+ worth of USB wires
> out
>
> to the pond. >>
>
> Henry,
> I was thinking more about the Aqua-Vu which sells for $299.99 with a
> 60'
> cable for B&W and up to $499.99 for color with 120' cable.
>
> I think I'll wait on that. With technology the way it is right now it
> pays to wait - considering my PC is more powerful and far cheeper than
> the computers that guided the Apollo missions to the moon almost thirty
> years ago! Or even the first PCs used by private firms in the 1980s!
> The Law of Accellarating returns - ten years from now maybe even five,
> everyone and their uncle who wants an aquarium cam or pond cam will have
> one and cams for just about every hobby you have.
>
> Jeff
>
>
>
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