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Tuesday, October 21 2008
Now Your iPod Can Go To 300 feet!
Posted at 2:57 PM
H2O Audio's new iDive 300 lets divers take their iPods as far as 300 feet underwater - now you can watch movies while decompressing during ascent!
http://news.digitaltrends.com/news-article/18197/now-your-ipod-can-go-to-300
Wednesday, September 17 2008
Community loses diving legend
Posted at 11:31 AM
During our 3 ECDT Trips to Morehead City, NC, we had the opportunity to get to know and dive with George and Olympus Diving Center. He was a coloful, passionate Captain and we will miss him...
http://www.carteretnewstimes.com/articles/2008/09/15/news-times/news/doc48ce7a44cb398999817855.txt
Thursday, September 4 2008
Digital Underwater Camera Mask
Posted at 1:54 PM
Shoot video underwater, with no hands
Thirty-five millimeter film is dead. Everyone over the age of nine now owns a three-megapixel digital camera with a 10X optical zoom. Parents upgrading to telescopic lenses are passing down their relics to kids who can’t aim and have never loaded a roll of film. In the digital revolution, the disposable camera was merely an innocent bystander (along with Polaroid). But at dive shops and drug stores, the single-use underwater film camera has survived as the practical option for honeymoon photography and pool party documentation. With the recent launch of the 5.0-megapixel Digital Underwater Camera Mask from Liquid Image ($99; a 3.1-megapixel version costs $79), the end is near. To see how potent the gadget could be, I spent an afternoon underwater attempting to document a most difficult subject matter: two kids under the age of seven.
http://www.popsci.com:80/brett-zarda/article/2008-09/digital-underwater-camera-mask
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