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To: Done, gone. who wrote (3341)	9/11/2002 2:27:15 PM
From: Crocodile	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21665

Actually, I may well look into one. Seriously. It puts a real cramp on the "enjoyment factor" when you're constantly worried about your camera equipment. People are always saying "Why don't you keep your camera in a seal bag?" but that's not a great solution. By the time you get the camera out and ready to shoot, the object you were going to shoot is long gone. I usually keep my little Kodak sitting an open insulated lunch bag right by my feet, where I can pick it up in a second's notice. I have a DVcam in another lunch bag beside it..always "set" to go..and I get some great clips of Ospreys flying over the canoe, and other things. Only problem is the ever-present possibility of the equipment ending up in the river. I'm a pretty good paddler, so I have a high risk tolerance, but that would definitely change if I started packing a super expensive camera. It's a problem. But an underwater housing is definitely something to consider. hmmm!!!