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For Scenes Above And Below The Sea Level
UNDERABOVE is a dual-lens buoy-style camera that can take pictures of the underwater happenings and above the water happening, at the same time. The idea is to experiment and add more dimensions of picture taking while at sea. The clever design incorporates air in the top-half of the body and water in the lower half, to help it stay afloat. An LCD screen gives you a quick preview of the shots taken, and a timer facilitates self-portraits as well.
The symmetrical camera body is made with polypropylene, which has a lighter weight than seawater and floats easily.
I simply love this idea and wish its made in time for my next Scuba trip! Kudos to the SADI student and it being a Red Dot Winner!
Designer: In Kyung Han
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34 Comments »
Rob says
This NEEDS to be in production!
ADD says
great concept !!!
Rob says
This NEEDS to be in production!
ADD says
great concept !!!
crystal says
i love this concept!
crystal says
i love this concept!
xiao huo shan says
I love the shape .it is pretty lovely!!
xiao huo shan says
I love the shape .it is pretty lovely!!
Kalimar says
Any waterproof camera can positioned to take half the picture above, half below the surface of water. This (probably expansive) device has no much use in any other situation. In my opinion the idea is cute but so innovative, not to say practical.
Kalimar says
Any waterproof camera can positioned to take half the picture above, half below the surface of water. This (probably expansive) device has no much use in any other situation. In my opinion the idea is cute but so innovative, not to say practical.
Erick S. says
Throw it from a cruiseship at open sea like a letter in a bottle and see were it ends up!
Erick S. says
Throw it from a cruiseship at open sea like a letter in a bottle and see were it ends up!
Peter Homer says
What is the possiblity for turning through ninety degrees and using it for stereo photography, including underwater.
How waterproof is the top section? How much pressure can it take if it is only designed to float just below the surface.
Peter Homer says
What is the possiblity for turning through ninety degrees and using it for stereo photography, including underwater.
How waterproof is the top section? How much pressure can it take if it is only designed to float just below the surface.
Guilherme Appolinário says
great concept with a horrible typographic presentation in its image charts. please dont let graphic design sink!
Guilherme Appolinário says
great concept with a horrible typographic presentation in its image charts. please dont let graphic design sink!
James Tky says
when will it be up for sale? im excited!!
James Tky says
when will it be up for sale? im excited!!
julevo says
I want one! I hope it comes with a wrist attatchment in case water currents are strong.
Jena says
this is a great idea…but what if it floats away from the waves?
barb ziemer says
SOLD! omg, what a fantastic toy!!
trinonym says
OMG, Please – I want one!!! Please make it, I’ll buy it.
Happy_Tomato says
This is a terrible concept because the perspectives of the two photos wont add up and you will be left with two separate images again instead of a single full one.
bryle says
I love it!!when it could be purchased?
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