00wabbit
Contributor
Hi,
On land I shoot photos. You can see some at deglossed.com
I just got certified and did my first dives without an instructor (just a buddy) yesterday.
Unlike the folks in the starwars storm trooper video I just saw in this forum I am concerned with my trim and learnign low silting techniques. My OW and other divers are in a local quarry where silt can be an issue in the already low visibility.
I want to take my camera so I can show my wife and family what I see. I know I shouldn't be taking it right now because I need to work on my skills.
When can I take it?
I am going to the carribean next month. I will be doing 10 dives. I was thinking of not taking the camera on the first 3-4 dives. Then maybe carry it on the next dives but keep it clipped to my lower right d-ring until I feel comfortable enough to use it.
What do you think?
Please note I am a beginner, but I am trying to learn. I am hear to learn.
On land I shoot photos. You can see some at deglossed.com
I just got certified and did my first dives without an instructor (just a buddy) yesterday.
Unlike the folks in the starwars storm trooper video I just saw in this forum I am concerned with my trim and learnign low silting techniques. My OW and other divers are in a local quarry where silt can be an issue in the already low visibility.
I want to take my camera so I can show my wife and family what I see. I know I shouldn't be taking it right now because I need to work on my skills.
When can I take it?
I am going to the carribean next month. I will be doing 10 dives. I was thinking of not taking the camera on the first 3-4 dives. Then maybe carry it on the next dives but keep it clipped to my lower right d-ring until I feel comfortable enough to use it.
What do you think?
Please note I am a beginner, but I am trying to learn. I am hear to learn.