OM System TOUGH TG-7 – Black

The OM System TG-7 is the latest in a line of high-quality waterproof and shockproof digital cameras. This camera is made tough, with such eye-catching features as 15m waterproof, 2.1m shockproof, -10° freezeproof and crushproof to 100kg. As well as this, this waterproof camera is capable of extraordinary image quality, from 12MP stills to 4K video recordings. A versatile 4x optical zoom can be found at the front of this camera, with a maximum aperture of f2.0, which allows the camera to succeed in dim conditions, such as underwater.

• Waterproof to 15m
• 2.1m Shockproof, Freezeproof to -10° & 100KG Crushproof
• Bright F2.0 Max Aperture
• 4K Video Recording
• 12MP Image Sensor

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The OM System TG-7 is the latest in a line of high-quality waterproof and shockproof digital cameras. This camera is made tough, with such eye-catching features as 15m waterproof, 2.1m shockproof, -10° freezeproof and crushproof to 100kg. As well as this, this waterproof camera is capable of extraordinary image quality, from 12MP stills to 4K video recordings. A versatile 4x optical zoom can be found at the front of this camera, with a maximum aperture of f2.0, which allows the camera to succeed in dim conditions, such as underwater.

Take the TG-7 to even greater depths

The OM System TG-7 may be able to go to a great depth of 15m without a housing, but pairing this camera with the separately available PT-059 housing allows you to use the camera down to 45m. This camera also includes a field sensor system, with which it can record location and environmental data, for an improved user experience.

RAW recording & Close-Up Prowess

To help you produce images with the most detail and the best overall quality, the TG-7 can record images in RAW image format, which allows for more advanced tweaking during editing. The versatile lens of this camera can focus as close as 1cm and a maximum image magnification of 7x, so it is perfect for macro-styled framing, both above and below the surface of the water.