Perfectly fine even under water ...

Video at Amazon.com See The camcorder makes good videos, enstsprechendes light is however a prerequisite. The interesting video resolutions are:
1920x1080 at 30 frames (FullHD)
1280x720 with 30 or 60 frames (HD)
and the normal DVD resolution is but no one interested.
That part is really waterproof and makes for example the pool great fun, and you should not use it for recording other persons, but only one's own family.
The black camcorder has a white front, a little suffering in chlorine water, but that does not detract from the function. The sound is okay, but not sensational.
Videos are encoded with H2.64. Nevertheless, one should know that this is not a cut codec. Solution: An Intermediate Codec.
What's needed is only the freeware MPEGStreamClip (Google for Mac / Windows) and the respective editing programs:
For Apple:
1. Conversion of the raw material with Streamclip to QuickTime using codec "Apple Intermediate"
2. Cut the material in iMovie or FinalCutExpress
3. Output to Quicktime with H.264 codec
4. Done
For PC
1. Download Google for the freeware codec DNxHD Avid and is free of charge.
2. Convert As above, but using the DNxHD codec
3. Cut and save
Advantage: The editing programs work fast and the preview should not be rendered. Disadvantage: the working files are huge, but by the speed advantage is that made up for it.

I mainly use the setting to 60 frames, because really looks very fluid and well here the video. Slow motion see so also better, because for example, can still be played with 30 frames.

Operation is simple, one-click interface almost like a mobile phone. Very good and quick to deploy. Battery is replaceable and a second was also appointed the same. The charger is that of the iPhone as the similar, the battery can be charged in the device via mini-USB.
A little tip: films do not last forever but many small snippets from different perspectives.
4GB card is enough, 8GB is recommended, 16GB if you want to have absolutely the Full-HD resolution.