24mm is 95 degrees in air but in water drops to only 60 degrees that is not a wide angle at all
1st time out with my S100
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94GTStang
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Fantastic pictures. This will be my next underwater camera simply for the fact it shoots in RAW and fits easily in a pocket topside
Most canon compacts can shoot RAW with CHDK what camera have you got?
94GTStang
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I shoot with a Sony point and shoot I got a few years ago for cheap. Now that it's failing I was looking at this camera. I shoot a Canon DSLR topside and just can't spend the money on the housing for it.
S90/S95/S100 are good calls
I thought the only Canon compacts were the S100 (and it's predecessors the S90/S95) and the G12/G1X which, in my opinion, shouldn't really be considered compacts. I love my S100. The housings for the S100 (and S90/S95) are cheaper than the housings for the larger G12 and G1X by the way...
ivakdiver
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I was taking some shots yesterday in a local freshwater quarry with S100 in The Canon housing with a Nikon SB 105 strobe on slave mode. A few images with some post production, cropping , a few spots removed etc. Camera IS0 100, f/8 1/1000- Flash on 1/16th power.
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