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[Choose #2] Two GoPro’s as of this writting. I really like one mounted on an extending pole so I may stop using the head mounted GoPro in the near future.
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[Choose #2] Have a look at the Canon point and shoot digitals cheap and with U/W housings
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[Choose #2] Cheepest one I could find
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[Choose #2] I use a Sealife DC600 with Pro Digital flash...check out my pictures on here (and the camera and all accessories cost under $1,000)
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[Choose #2] I bit off way more than I could chew with my digital. I need to take a class to figure it out
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[Choose #2] The cameras put out by Intova are inexpensive but get the strobe to go with it
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[Choose #2] Recently upgrades from disposable UW cameras to a cheap (~150) digital with UW housing. I like it!
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[Choose #2] olympus 850sw with u/w housing
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[Choose #2] Olympus C-5050Z + Olympus case
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Slim - 3/16/2009 11:54 PM
[Choose #2] Canon 720is with waterproof case
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[Choose #1] I got a reefmaster for a b-day gift,, works fine for look at this pics
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[Choose #2] SeaLife DC500
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[Choose #4] I let everyone else take the pics..
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[Choose #3] I took a disposal kind this second time I went down.. I purchased a cheap digital for next trip..
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Plang - 3/13/2009 6:44 AM
[Choose #2] Get a camera that does not take away the enjoyment of diving.
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[Choose #2] I got the case for my digital. I usually ask the dive master what to expect and decide to shoot then
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[Choose #2] I have a Nikon L11 with a Fanasea housing, easy to use.
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[Choose #2] just switched to digital.
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[Choose #2] My main setup is a NikonD100 with Ikelite housing and strobes
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