Alexandre A. P. Suaide writes:
> > > I am considering to attend diving school this summer. The first
> > > though I had was: I want to take pictures and don't want
> to spend a
> > > lot of money buying underwater gear. I know that ewa marine makes
> > > SLR camera housing for underwater photography. They have a
> > > generic house that goes up to 60 feet deep for about $150-200 @
> > > BHPhoto. Does anybody used something like this? Is it good
> > > enough to house my PZ-1P and a FA28-70 F4? I intend to go no
> > > much deep (20-40 feet). So, can I trust this kind of equipment?
Somewhere on the web, I found instructions on how to reload a disposable
camera. Took a dot or two of plastic glue to modify the camera to take
standard film rolls, and a light-tight bag to load it. The whole point
there were instructions of this sort was that the cameras fit into some
standard (inexpensive?) diving housing. A bit of work, but certainly
inexpensive.
hope that helps,
patbob ([EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED])
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