Thanks everybody for the welcome.
About the thickness of the wet suite my wet suite is a 7 mm thickness and additional to that I wear a 5mm T-shirt. The problem of these suites is that after get dress with the suite I am tired. I need more than 5 minutes and a lot of effort only to get dress 
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Thanks a lot. I was wondering what was the different between both models.
I have two additional questions:
1) The quality.
This camera has a CMOS sensor. Ten years ago the CMOS sensors were inside of very cheap and bad cameras (webcam, Camera of celular phones, cheap cameras of unknown manufacturer, etc). All the good ones (with good, I am not meaning only professional cameras, but each camera that takes a normal good picture) used to have a CCD sensor inside. So far as I know the CMOS technology was improved and now there is good cameras with a CMOS sensor inside.Did you compare the quality of a photo taken out of the water with a normal good camera and this camera?
2) There is not optical zoom, right?
Can you help me to take a buy decision
Best Regard
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Hi Everybody,
I am from Chile and I have a question about the liquid image, scuba series camera. Maybe in your Land or in the place you currently dive the water is not so cold. In my land the water is cold, so gloves of 3 mm thicknes are mandatory
Do you think it is possible to handle the camera lever with 3mm gloves in the hand?
Best Regard
Masterofscience -
Hello Every body,
I am masterofscience and I dive most of the time in Chile. Frequenly I go to Los Molles (three hour from Santiago) or Quintay (one hour and half from Santiago). Chile is a very large country, so there is a lot of beachs. The problem of the ocean is the temperature of the water, because is very cold. Normally we use wet suites of 7mm thickness (13 mm in the trunk) or dry wet (only the people who dives every weekend).
There is a lot of place to dive, but the good one are far away from my home
(Easter Insel, Playa Blanca, etc)Best Regard
Masterofscience