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03-26-2007, 09:11 PM
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 Underwater Video Housing $100 I guess they don't make this videocam anymore, that's why they are blowing the housings out. From the dimensions, it looks like there should be a bunch of cameras that fit in it. Probably have to make some modifications to fit, but even if the controls don't fit, I just turn my camcorder on, put it in the housing, get in the water, shoot continuously for an hour, and edit on the computer. Had I not had my own custom made housing, I would buy this one. Just out of curiousity, let me know what anyone thinks.  |
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