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Sony Marine Pack Flooded
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bsule |
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12-May-06 |
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I bought a Sony Marine Pack for my Sony W7 camera and it flooded the very first time my camera was in it. The marine pack made one dry test dive empty and I even pressed all the buttons. With the camera installed, the second time I pressed the shutter on my first snorkeling trip the f'n thing flooded. Not much water entered, less than a teaspoon but it was enough to KILL the camera.
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gash |
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20-May-06 |
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If you take a piece of camera equipment under the water... u should have insurance...
Dan offers equipment insurance that covers just about everything you coudl imagine.
Floods are ususally due to a hair or some small particle on the O ring.
The pros say "not if but when" your camera floods... you better have insurance.
I just bought a Nikon D200 the insurance from DAN is worth it.
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Fatman |
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21-May-06 |
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What is this DAN insurance? Im interested in getting a case for my Canon SD 500 (similiar to the 550), so I would be interested to know.
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gash |
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24-Jun-06 |
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if you dive... you may want to have DAN Divers Alert Network
they offer insurance for medical emergencies, travel, equipment and more good stuff focused on keeping divers safe.
Here is a link to there site...
http://www.diversalertnetwork.org/
if you are looking for information product reviews and friendly advice about digital underwater photography check out
Ditigal Diver
http://www.digitaldiver.net/index.php
Wet Pixel
http://www.wetpixel.com/
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