Ok, Ok...I dropped the D but now the name doesn't 'sing' so if you guys thing of a better name for the forum, just let me know!
consider removing the "D" from forum title
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Dee...I think the name is fine. They don't all have to be examples of alliteration 
SLR Spot?
SLR Slot?
SLR Station?
SLR Slot?
SLR Station?
alcina:Dee...I think the name is fine. They don't all have to be examples of alliteration
I know but why change now?
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There are only two non-housed UW SLRs I know of, and both are 35mmsjspeck:
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The first is the Nikonos RS which was introduced in 1992 but has been out of production for a few years.
It was big, heavy, expensive and amazing. Pressure proof to 100 meters. Three R-UW AF-Nikkor lenses were available in 28mm/f2.8, the 50mm/f2.8 (a 1:1 macro) and a spectacular 20-35mm/f2.8 zoom.
The second one is is also a 35mm camera, the Subeye . It allows the use of "normal" Nikon SLR lenses over which a variety of ports are mounted, and IIRC even RS lenses can be used with an adapter.
Nikon Press Photo of the Nikonos RS
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