camera buoyancy???

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Mo2vation:
We at GUE (Glorious Underwater Exposure) have formulae for this, but I don't want to go into them in detail on a public board like this one. Our instructors cover all of this (in our class, PIXL/f) in great detail. I suggest you sign up for PIXL/f and we can teach you precision molecular buoyancy and calculating average exposure on the fly.
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is there a cert for this :bounce:
 
Dee:
What about the middle...neutral? ;) My rig is just a tiny bit negative.
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Dee's got it right. Neutral is best. I found that a 4" snap bolt is perfect for my Canon and housing.

Marc
 
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