Under the surface of the pond
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I was waiting for the auger bit to come through the ice and see a jig come down........sorry......no Spring for me......
all kidding aside.....neat video......thanks for the share
Hmmmmmm got me thinking now.
What depth is the D20 waterproof to Rob? Thinking of something like that for myself to save me lugging my DSLR & L glass with me everywhere (not going to risk even putting it in a case and sticking in the water!!!). I was thinking of a Go Pro camera but would rather have a good stills camera with video than other way round.
What depth is the D20 waterproof to Rob? Thinking of something like that for myself to save me lugging my DSLR & L glass with me everywhere (not going to risk even putting it in a case and sticking in the water!!!). I was thinking of a Go Pro camera but would rather have a good stills camera with video than other way round.
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10meters / 30ft They do have the D30 now which can go deeper. I have not used one.
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Just stumbled onto this thread by accident and so glad I did!. I've been thinking of ways to waterproof a wireless webcam. I'm looking at a gopro and helmet mount for my canoe trip this September. I too am a Canon nut, but all three of mine are 35mm. (AT-1, and 2 AE-1's) I do have a Canon PowerShot 570is but it's low-end and not waterproof. Thanks for sharing. You've inspired me 
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Thanks and enjoy the canoe tripJust stumbled onto this thread by accident and so glad I did!. I've been thinking of ways to waterproof a wireless webcam. I'm looking at a gopro and helmet mount for my canoe trip this September. I too am a Canon nut, but all three of mine are 35mm. (AT-1, and 2 AE-1's) I do have a Canon PowerShot 570is but it's low-end and not waterproof. Thanks for sharing. You've inspired me