Please post photos of your setup :)

[O'Malley]

Canon A620, Canon WP-DC90 housing and Ikelite DS125 with manual EV controller

 

[SeaYoda]

Here's the latest configuration for my rig, I'm always changing something .

 

[Warren_L]

 

[Dee]

Hey Warren....you got a license to drive that thing?!?!?

 

[O'Malley]

Wow, Warren...The first thing that came to mind was Inspector Gadget, "go, go gadget arms."

 

[PapaBob]

Not to deviate from the thread, but how much does that 20D rig weigh?

I havn't weighed it but out of the water it is quite bulky. In the water it is almost perfectly neutral. I shot some pictures on the Duane in the keys last June and a rig of this size is hard to handle in stiff current. The quality compensates for the size and weight.

---Bob

 

[PapaBob]

Wow, Warren...The first thing that came to mind was Inspector Gadget, "go, go gadget arms."

Look where he is from. He needs the gadget arms to avoid backscatter. Great rig Warren!

---Bob

 

[Mike Veitch]

Heres a couple of mine. Don't have the stills set up with arms and what not...

 

[Warren_L]

Hey Warren....you got a license to drive that thing?!?!?

Heh, heh. I think a pilot's license would be in order. The wing span is about 8 feet. Someone commented to me once that I looked like a 737 coming in for a landing when I have my modeling lights on in the water.

ScubaBOBuba, you're right on the money. Backscatter is a problem, and I can use an extra foot or so either side still, but I'm afraid of over stretching my sync cable.

 

[jonix]

for me just this simple newbie housing for my Canon A95

@warren: for a moment i thought your rig was a huge spider :laughing: cool rig man!