Underwater Videography
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JRO
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Good for you man, you'll love it.You can probably get a mechanical housing for your Panasonic. I also just came across this site http://www.aquavideo.com/uwhousings.html , they claim they can make a housing for any camcorder.
I've found that the easiest cameras to find housings for are not only Sony, but also Cannon
I'm using a Sony TRV-70 with an electronic housing by UnderSea Video Housings http://www.underseavideo.com/index.html.
It was far easier to use than I expected.
Good luck in your research (took me about three months).
:film:
Jeff
I've found that the easiest cameras to find housings for are not only Sony, but also Cannon
I'm using a Sony TRV-70 with an electronic housing by UnderSea Video Housings http://www.underseavideo.com/index.html.
It was far easier to use than I expected.
Good luck in your research (took me about three months).
:film:
Jeff
I have a Sony PC-110 with a Light & Motion MAko Housing. The only thing I would do differently is go HID with the lights. I am looking at adapting two UK Light Cannons to work. You can check out some snippets of my videoswith the Sony/Mako setup at my website
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