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shooting underwater

opti76 · 2010-03-06 23:32:36

any tips or hints lads .. heading out for a days shooting with the brave men and women of our national lifeboat service... have the waterproof case sorted for the camera.. they want a few action shots for a calendar and fund raising etc was thinking about gettin into the water and shooting as if im being rescued by them…

06-03-2010 11:32pm

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any tips or hints lads .. heading out for a days shooting with the brave men and women of our national lifeboat service... have the waterproof case sorted for the camera.. they want a few action shots for a calendar and fund raising etc was thinking about gettin into the water and shooting as if im being rescued by them ?????

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#2 07-03-2010 12:27am

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Get the insurance sorted

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#3 07-03-2010 1:05am

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the waterproof case (an aquapac yoke I presume?) will be ok for splashes. Do not bring your dslr into the water in one of those. One nick in it and in goes the saltwater.

If you can get your hands on a proper depth rated housing.

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