Underwater Digital Camera

a suggestion for your first underwater digital camera.

a good housing is a secure one, look at the construction, is it firm and
robust!
a good camera to start with is a cheap one (say around $300au)

you should be able to buy a new under water housing and camera for around
$500au or less

for example a canon a75 with housing

don't be fooled into buying an expensive camera and housing to start with!

regards
kaz

a suggestion for your first underwater digital camera.

a good housing is a secure one, look at the construction, is it firm and
robust!
a good camera to start with is a cheap one (say around $300au)

you should be able to buy a new under water housing and camera for around
$500au or less

for example a canon a75 with housing

don't be fooled into buying an expensive camera and housing to start with!

regards
kaz

a suggestion for your first underwater digital camera.

a good housing is a secure one, look at the construction, is it firm and
robust!
a good camera to start with is a cheap one (say around $300au)

you should be able to buy a new under water housing and camera for around
$500au or less

for example a canon a75 with housing

don't be fooled into buying an expensive camera and housing to start with!

regards
kaz

a suggestion for your first underwater digital camera.

a good housing is a secure one, look at the construction, is it firm and
robust!
a good camera to start with is a cheap one (say around $300au)

you should be able to buy a new under water housing and camera for around
$500au or less

for example a canon a75 with housing

don't be fooled into buying an expensive camera and housing to start with!

regards
kaz

a suggestion for your first underwater digital camera.

a good housing is a secure one, look at the construction, is it firm and
robust!
a good camera to start with is a cheap one (say around $300au)

you should be able to buy a new under water housing and camera for around
$500au or less

for example a canon a75 with housing

don't be fooled into buying an expensive camera and housing to start with!

regards
kaz

Tony Howard <tony@samesamediving.com> wrote:

> t's the PT015 housing made for Olympus by UN in japan. Rated to 40m. I've
> had one for a few years and have a lot of good results.

Me too

>
> > I'm still dithering over the strobe. Great idea, but which one & how much
> > are my issues.
>
> I have the Sea&Sea YS90Duo with the fibre optic slave connection., a good
> flash, however I've also heard good things about the new ones from Inon as
> well, with two or more flash tubes they provide wider spread of light.

I have a Sea and Sea YS90DX and an Inon D-180 both are good but the Inon
has a focus/aiming light and that is realy useful.

--
>replace spamblock with my family name to e-mail me

Tony Howard <tony@samesamediving.com> wrote:

> t's the PT015 housing made for Olympus by UN in japan. Rated to 40m. I've
> had one for a few years and have a lot of good results.

Me too

>
> > I'm still dithering over the strobe. Great idea, but which one & how much
> > are my issues.
>
> I have the Sea&Sea YS90Duo with the fibre optic slave connection., a good
> flash, however I've also heard good things about the new ones from Inon as
> well, with two or more flash tubes they provide wider spread of light.

I have a Sea and Sea YS90DX and an Inon D-180 both are good but the Inon
has a focus/aiming light and that is realy useful.

--
>replace spamblock with my family name to e-mail me

Tony Howard <tony@samesamediving.com> wrote:

> t's the PT015 housing made for Olympus by UN in japan. Rated to 40m. I've
> had one for a few years and have a lot of good results.

Me too

>
> > I'm still dithering over the strobe. Great idea, but which one & how much
> > are my issues.
>
> I have the Sea&Sea YS90Duo with the fibre optic slave connection., a good
> flash, however I've also heard good things about the new ones from Inon as
> well, with two or more flash tubes they provide wider spread of light.

I have a Sea and Sea YS90DX and an Inon D-180 both are good but the Inon
has a focus/aiming light and that is realy useful.

--
>replace spamblock with my family name to e-mail me

Tony Howard <tony@samesamediving.com> wrote:

> t's the PT015 housing made for Olympus by UN in japan. Rated to 40m. I've
> had one for a few years and have a lot of good results.

Me too

>
> > I'm still dithering over the strobe. Great idea, but which one & how much
> > are my issues.
>
> I have the Sea&Sea YS90Duo with the fibre optic slave connection., a good
> flash, however I've also heard good things about the new ones from Inon as
> well, with two or more flash tubes they provide wider spread of light.

I have a Sea and Sea YS90DX and an Inon D-180 both are good but the Inon
has a focus/aiming light and that is realy useful.

--
>replace spamblock with my family name to e-mail me

Tony Howard <tony@samesamediving.com> wrote:

> t's the PT015 housing made for Olympus by UN in japan. Rated to 40m. I've
> had one for a few years and have a lot of good results.

Me too

>
> > I'm still dithering over the strobe. Great idea, but which one & how much
> > are my issues.
>
> I have the Sea&Sea YS90Duo with the fibre optic slave connection., a good
> flash, however I've also heard good things about the new ones from Inon as
> well, with two or more flash tubes they provide wider spread of light.

I have a Sea and Sea YS90DX and an Inon D-180 both are good but the Inon
has a focus/aiming light and that is realy useful.

--
>replace spamblock with my family name to e-mail me