Electronic apparatus, method for controlling electronic apparatus, and non-transitory computer readable recording medium

A method for controlling an electronic apparatus, comprising:

• detecting an underwater state in which at least part of an exterior of the electronic apparatus is located in the water and an above-water state in which the at least part of the exterior is not located in the water;
• detecting acceleration;
• receiving light through a transparent member located in the exterior and generating a captured image;
• and
• identifying a water surface image among a plurality of captured images generated, based on a transition timing at which one of the underwater state and the above-water state changes to the other state and the acceleration, the water surface image being captured when the transparent member reaches a water surface.

A non-transitory computer readable recording medium configured to store a control program for controlling an electronic apparatus, the control program causing the electronic apparatus to execute the steps of:

• detecting an underwater state in which at least part of an exterior of the electronic apparatus is located in the water and an above-water state in which the at least part of the exterior is not located in the water;
• detecting acceleration;
• receiving light that enters through a transparent member located in the exterior and generating a captured image;
• and
• identifying a water surface image among a plurality of captured images generated, based on a transition timing at which one of the underwater state and the above-water state changes to the other state and the acceleration, the water surface image being captured when the transparent member reaches a water surface.