aLittletank
05/26/2006, 11:34 PM
http://www.ikelite.com/web_pages/2dslr_350d.html
Our shop purchased this housing for use with our dive program. At first glance we were stunned by the size and number of functions that the housing offered. We sent the camera down with multiple divers over a two day dive trip. After getting the feed back from the divers I am very happy that we went with this housing.
this is some of the feed back
- easy to use even with dive gloves on. mainly because of the large lever for taking pictures and the large dial for zooming
-great buoyancy. the divers all said that the housing didn't seem to sink or rise on them making it easy to handle at depth (40-80ft)
the pictures were very sharp, however the lack of a strobe (back ordered) did limit the clarity.
even though I am not a diver yet I thought this information may help those in the market for a housing:)
Allen
Our shop purchased this housing for use with our dive program. At first glance we were stunned by the size and number of functions that the housing offered. We sent the camera down with multiple divers over a two day dive trip. After getting the feed back from the divers I am very happy that we went with this housing.
this is some of the feed back
- easy to use even with dive gloves on. mainly because of the large lever for taking pictures and the large dial for zooming
-great buoyancy. the divers all said that the housing didn't seem to sink or rise on them making it easy to handle at depth (40-80ft)
the pictures were very sharp, however the lack of a strobe (back ordered) did limit the clarity.
even though I am not a diver yet I thought this information may help those in the market for a housing:)
Allen