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The Life Aquatic
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04-12-2008 10:33pm#1I'm half thinking of getting one of these for my D80 to use windsurfing/surfing/kayaking etc has anyone used one or seen one in the flesh?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ewa-U-A-Ewa-Marine/dp/B000A1SYGG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1228429461&sr=8-1
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I have something very simillar to that. Here are the cons.
Sometimes the housing gets in the shot. You have to hold the cam by its grip and the lens housing so it doesn't get in the way. Hard to do when you have to compose and shoot, floating in the ocean with waves battering ya.
Drops on the housing lens may confuse the AF at a crucial time. annoying.
other than that it's fun to experiment with it. Be careful though, if you're in the breakzone taking pics of your buddies surfing or whatever tell them to keep an eye on you.
used my waterproof housing to take this
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