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jhaaja · 9th August 2006, 09:00

Quote: (Originally Posted by Johnny Christensen)

I have a buddy who got one. He regrets that deeply, as it is useless. It's really cheap build.
UW photography is not a cheap. IMHO useful housings starts at a minimum with IkeLite and range all the way up to Subal

If you get into UW photography - count on at least the same expences as with rebreathers. Some costs like a Dräger Ray, others is more like a Boris

I just got a Sealux housing, as they have great viewfinders. They offer relatively reasonable prices and most would be served well by their housings.
Next time though, I'm getting a Subal right away.

Yes, usually you get what you pay for. The price of the Nimar housing just seems too low (half of Ikelite). Any comments on Sea&Sea housing?

JH

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jhaaja Custom Title Allowed! Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Finland Posts: 885	Re: Housing for Canon EOS350D? Quote: (Originally Posted by Johnny Christensen) I have a buddy who got one. He regrets that deeply, as it is useless. It's really cheap build. UW photography is not a cheap. IMHO useful housings starts at a minimum with IkeLite and range all the way up to Subal If you get into UW photography - count on at least the same expences as with rebreathers. Some costs like a Dräger Ray, others is more like a Boris I just got a Sealux housing, as they have great viewfinders. They offer relatively reasonable prices and most would be served well by their housings. Next time though, I'm getting a Subal right away. Yes, usually you get what you pay for. The price of the Nimar housing just seems too low (half of Ikelite). Any comments on Sea&Sea housing? JH
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