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Photo & Video Equipment

Sport Diver Magazine
SeaLife’s new ReefMaster’s Mini is an easy-to-use dive camera that’s waterproof to 200 feet and doesn’t require a housing. This ultra-compact nine megapixel camera shoots stills as well as video. The always-in-focus Reefmaster Mini is enhanced even further by the included external Mini Wide Angle lens which increases the shooting angle by 33 percent and provides a shooting distance of one foot to infinity. A large LCD makes for easy on-camera viewing, and with the bold-red rubber grip and wide-spaced button controls, one-handed operation is a cinch.
Photographing a large underwater wreck
Wrecks are big and they don’t move. Surely they should be easy to photograph? In actuality, they are one of the most challenging subjects, but memorable shots are more likely if we follow a few simple rules.
Sport Diver Magazine
The 2012 Backscatter Digital Shootout was not to be missed. Held June 16-23 at the Little Cayman Beach Resort, Scuba Diving Magazine's photo editor, Katy Danca Galli, dubbed it the "ultimate summer camp for for underwater photography nuts" and blogged about her experiences.
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 Nauticam’s NA-D800 housing for Nikon’s D800 camera is made of hard-anodized aluminum alloy with stainless hardware, scratch-resistant acrylic windows and over-molded non-slip handles. Offering complete access to all key camera controls, it comes with a locking port release lever, a locking latch system and a front lens release button for easy lens changes. The housing is fiber-optic ready, and includes four mounts for strobes or accessories. 
Sport Diver Magazine
Subgear’s new Apnea 1 five-mil is a unique wetsuit designed specifically for free diving. It comes with a nylon-lined interior so it’s comfortable against the skin plus easy to climb in and out of. However, its exterior surface is slick to repel water. The suit features a 360-degree O-ring-style neck seal and stretch panels under the arms and in the lower-back area to enhance range of motion. Even better, the back zipper runs diagonally rather than straight up and down the spine, which makes self-donning easy—those days of needing zip-up help from your dive buddy are gone forever.
Sport Diver Magazine
Nauticam’s anodized aluminum housing for the Sony NEX-7 camera supports all camera controls, each one ergonomically placed for comfortable shooting. The housing takes advantage of the unique NEX-7 three-dial interface to give the user direct access to ALL THREE manual exposure settings. A patent pending switch allows the user to toggle between the large LCD and the high resolution EVF, and for the first time ever, external enhanced viewfinders can be used with an EVF underwater.
Olympus Tough TG-610
Here are nine models above that will empower you to take your underwater photography and video to the next level — and four trends to consider before making upgrading your system.
Sport Diver Magazine
With a pocket-size body and large sensor, the Canon Powershot S100 is a powerful camera in a small package.
Sport Diver Magazine
It used to be so easy to get to distant dive locations with virtually any amount of camera gear needed to do the job. Now, airline restrictions on baggage weight have made traveling with camera gear expensive. Here are our tips for avoiding those fees.
Sport Diver Magazine
Divers have an intimate connection to our equipment. But the history, evolution and hidden inner workings of many integral pieces of our collective kit might be a mystery to many of us. Check out these 13 curious details, historical head-scratchers and surprising facts, including why dive watches glow and what the heck is the “Bends-O-Matic?”
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