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Old 28-02-2005, 16:13   #1 (permalink)
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I quite like to Scuba dive and have used an underwater video camera on a few occasions to do some filming. However I have only ever used a crappy underwater camera to take pics and was wondering what is out there to use? The video cameras I have used are basically just encased in a protective case....standard camera tho.

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I think only sealife and another manufacturer produce dedicated cameras for underwater.
The best option is to use a housing. This way if you need to replace either the camera or the housing, it should be cheaper than replacing a dedicated unit.

If you are considering underwater still photography, you can get housing for most of the digital compacts available guarenteed to 40M (which should be more than adiquate.
I don't know how you'd use a strobe with these though, unless they are being made to activate as a slave.
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Try Ewa Marine; they make the best underwater housings - will also make custom housings for any type of kit.

http://www.ewa-marine.de/english/
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