> I guess if I new the environment I was going to be in could
> potentially be harmful to my gear I might consider alternate gear
> (less costly body/lens).
It's surprising how good disposable cameras are these days --
http://www.danielmitchell.net/gallery/index.php?pageType=folder&currDir=./Au
ckland/canyoning
were taken with an 'underwater' disposable camera -- they'll handle
immersion fine, but the plastic waterproof shell also means you can throw
them off drops and they'll bounce.. I was impressed how well it works
outdoors, too -- I was expecting it to be optimised for underwater use, but
even above water it does well.
http://www.danielmitchell.net/gallery/index.php?currDir=./Trip/hawaii/hanaum
a_bay for underwater shots with the same sort of thing -- the water's the
problem, not the camera.
-- dan
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