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Ideally it would have a 1080P60 option. It just seems like a such a waste to take a 1080P camera (and my limited testing has the 1080PW delivering the best quality) and run it at 720P just for the sake of 60fps. this was 1080WP30 Molasses Reef SCUBA diving blacktip eel tarpon GoPro Dive...

Is there such an animal? Otherwise, given the price of even the nice plastic cards, (i.e.: waterproof) it's cheap enough to have 250 made. Can anyone answer if it's ok to use the scubaboard logo?

how about putting it on a tether, lowering it into the water, jumping in and detaching it? This could be a boat 'feature' I suppose. They just haul the line up and next diver attaches their camera, lowers it themselves, washrinserepeat lol just brainstorming I suppose (I've only ever jumped...

I know what you mean. The back of the Wenoka knife is serrated. (Wenoka little squeeze)

Captions instead of voiceover. As far as music goes …… those blessed with the gift of hearing can do just fine without the head banging heavy metal crap playing while a turtle casually cruises along thankyouverymuch. I've done a few videos. Here is a shorty I did, no...

Was he trying to 'serrate' the knife? lol

I've actually put a small pair of wire cutters on the BC waist belt for this stuff. I've never cut stuff but during cert we came across coral with some thick fishing line, like coat hangar thick, and the instructor had to use the shears portion of his dive knife (an XS Scuba fog cutter I think)...

I've been considering sharpening the edge of my brand new Wenoka. Why? The sooner I can slice thru, the better. In addition a proper edge is safer since it requires less overall effort.

"keep your fins on and hands closed around the rope" this is what Stuart Cove's told us snorkelers when getting into the water for the shark encounter portion of the trip. The 'reason' being that the light palms and light soles tend to look like fish to the sharks ..... who knows. (they...

I've seriously considered adding some form of ankle 'floats' for the sole purpose of stretching out, hehe. Perhaps some form of velcroing on some layers of neoprene, sort of like gaiters.

I've only gone out with Pennekamp so far. They have a morning option or afternoon option. two tanks / two spots. $55. Includes stay onboard DM. You can also get an in-water instabuddy guide for an extra $40

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So far I've stuck with my GoPro Hero2 for undewater usage and strictly video. Though the temptation to use the Nikon P7000 underwater tickles my fancy. But I love the ultra wide angle of the gopro so the earlier temptation includes adding the wide lens to the Nikon housing. So the overall...

Interesting. There are two Leagues listed here. 125 lumen / 4AA and 400 lumen / 4C http://www.verdepr.com/sites/default/files/2012%20Princeton%20Tec%20Outdoor%20and%20Dive%20catalog.pdf

How about a G12? This way you can still use your canon flashes on land.

Looks like a Blacktip shark. I've seen them at Molasses Reef in Key Largo as well. Great pics.

That Meridian looks very cool and search turned up your pro/cons post. Any change (or expansion) on that?

Without knowing anything else it sounds like you're keeping your entire head above water which forces your hips/legs down. You also whip your head side to side as you reach forward which each arm. So you kick to keep them up which forces your head down but you want to keep your entire head out...

interesting thread. I'm a bit undecided about totaling things up lol