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| Hi. I want to buy a camera for underwater photography when I dive. Any suggestions? Is 35mm OK for this? Would I need special housing for the camera? -Zeke |
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| In article <71fc6b93.0310280623.36c2a1a@posting.google.com> , Leicaddict <Leicaaddict@uwphotographer.net> wrote: €Hi. I want to buy a camera for underwater photography when I dive. Any €suggestions? Is 35mm OK for this? Would I need special housing for the €camera? € €-Zeke yes |
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| Go to the library, take an underwater photo course, rent some cameras in different format...... "Leicaddict" <Leicaaddict@uwphotographer.net> wrote in message news:71fc6b93.0310280623.36c2a1a@posting.google.co m... > Hi. I want to buy a camera for underwater photography when I dive. Any > suggestions? Is 35mm OK for this? Would I need special housing for the > camera? > > -Zeke |
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| Leicaddict left this mess on 28 Oct 2003 06:23:33 -0800 for The Way to clean up: > >Hi. I want to buy a camera for underwater photography when I dive. Any >suggestions? Is 35mm OK for this? Would I need special housing for the >camera? > Lemme see...a guy comes on here from uwphotographer.net and asks a newbie question like that... Do I smell...troll cooking? Tao te Carl "It takes a village to have an idiot." - Carl (c) 2003 |
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| On 28 Oct 2003 06:23:33 -0800, Leicaaddict@uwphotographer.net (Leicaddict) wrote: >Hi. I want to buy a camera for underwater photography when I dive. Any >suggestions? Is 35mm OK for this? Would I need special housing for the >camera? > >-Zeke This guy is a notorious troll (rec.pets, rec.photo and rec.woodworking). Watch out for further postings, frequent name changes, and posted links to pr0n sites. Just look at the crossposts line here: >Xref: sn-us rec.scuba.equipment:99221 rec.scuba:585026 rec.photo.equipment.35mm:797974 rec.woodworking:958013 uk.rec.scuba:105711 I suggest you killfile him, or abuse complaints can go to Google and to his ISP: abuse@icgcom.com |
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| Leicaddict wrote: > Hi. I want to buy a camera for underwater photography when I dive. Any > suggestions? Is 35mm OK for this? Would I need special housing for the > camera? If you already own a 35mm camera, visit Ikelite for a housing. If not, the Nikonos is always good. Why did you ask in a woodworking group? -- Mortimer Schnerd, RN mschnerd@BARFcarolina.rr.com http://www.mortimerschnerd.com |
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| Leicaddict wrote: > Hi. I want to buy a camera for underwater photography when I dive. Any > suggestions? Is 35mm OK for this? Would I need special housing for the > camera? Go to the following site: http://www.splashdowndivers.com/phot...phy/index.html This was put together by Peter Schulz who is an extremely bright guy, and only recently took up underwater photography. His pics (elsewhere on the same site) prove he knows whereof he speaks. |
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| "Leicaddict" wrote > Hi. I want to buy a camera for underwater photography when I dive. Any > suggestions? Is 35mm OK for this? Would I need special housing for the > camera? I hope your checkbook is up to the strain you are about to put on it. Underwater photography is expensive, somewhere in the range of 4 times as expensive as land photography of comparable quality. A 35 mm camera will work, but the trend is moving toward ditigal. There are some cameras designed for use without a housing and some that require one. If you're going with a housed camera, I strongly suggest you shop for the housing first. They are usually as expensive or even more expensive than the camera that goes in them and are not available, off the shelf, for all cameras. Once you have a good idea on what housings are available, shop for cameras that are compatable and offer whatever features you prefer. If you want good photos and true color, you're going to want at least one and probably two strobes. None of this is cheap. Lee |
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| In uk.rec.scuba CAS <calumscott@yahoo.com> wrote: > Whatever you get you'd best get one of these > http://www.mares.com/categorie.asp?cat=8&menu=0 to go with it... And don't forget one of these either: http://www.spareair.com/product/index.htm Nick |
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| "Nick Bown" <nbown@nospamthanks.ixcg.com> wrote in message news:3f9e9407$0$12711$fa0fcedb@lovejoy.zen.co.uk.. . > In uk.rec.scuba CAS <calumscott@yahoo.com> wrote: > > > Whatever you get you'd best get one of these > > http://www.mares.com/categorie.asp?cat=8&menu=0 to go with it... > > And don't forget one of these either: > > http://www.spareair.com/product/index.htm > > Nick > er one of these http://www.subeo.com/inside.htm |
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