In Feb www.scubaology.com reported on a new mask camera being introduced by Liquid Images, the HD320.  The new mask camera is now available.

This camera has additional strobe lights and is basicly hands free.  For the causal diver it might be something to consider.  Both units do capture hands-free 720p (1280 x 720) video, at 30 frames per second. Of course, there’s also audio, as well as the ability to snap 5-megapixel still images. Light attachments help to improve color levels when underwater. Each also has 64MB internal memory; a micro SD/SDHC card can increase that to 32GB. Both cameras are rated down to 100 feet, but the 350 is aimed at the more professional photographer.

The mask cost $250 and add another $50 for the strobe lights.  Compared to the Sealife Reefmaster DC800 which cost about $400 without strobe light.

OK, Ms. Anglefish, say CHEESE!