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#42964
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[Choose #1] Yes I have, but only when I’m holding onto something (ie: descent line, rock, platform).
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#1613
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Agojo - 2/04/2012 7:49 AM
[Choose #1] When stationary and not moving up or down.
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#4062
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[Choose #2] The NO answer is from Chuck.
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#178
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[Choose #2] Take me bubbles and all, but I may take my regs out if you ask nicely
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#1476
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[Choose #2] The bubbles are part of SCUBA. Why attempt to eliminate them?
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#24905
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[Choose #1] It isn’t a problem as long as you not changing depth and do it quickly.
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#1846
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[Choose #2] Let the bubbles fly
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#1722
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[Choose #1] only when stable never when moving up or down in depth.
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#665
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[Choose #2] Ask photographer in advance to take pics while inhaling ;)
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#488
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lerpy - 2/07/2012 10:25 AM
[Choose #1] I have on maybe two occasions when I took my reg out for the pic, while inhaling is prefered. I like the bubbles, pic of above someone as the bubbles come up.
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#1861
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daz88 - 2/08/2012 11:47 PM
[Choose #2] never held my breath so someone could take a pic of me. But I do hold me beath sometimes when taking photos. just depends on what it is, some ceatures are real affraid of the exhale
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#119
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[Choose #2] Rules are rules, never hold your breath on scuba. Atleast I try not to.
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#4544
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[Choose #1] Inhale very slowly or hold your breath. Its all the same.
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#1560
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[Choose #2] I agree that the bubbles are part scuba...leave ’em in the shot...
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#3559
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[Choose #2] Inhale or Exhale while being photoed, but also this topic of holding breath for a picture could be confusing for the new diver that has been taught to not hold his breath
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#1152
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Pixel - 2/16/2012 9:09 AM
[Choose #2] Nah, bubbles or not, it’s still gonna be a funny pic. :P
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#2984
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[Choose #1] Yes we are taught never to hold your breath but it makes a better shot with no bubbles
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#107
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[Choose #1] yes/no....only if stationary on bottom, hanging on line, rock, and a wreck. The rest of the time, you’ll get bubbles.
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