Shouden
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Time for the noob to ask another question..
When I did my certification dive, I had one of those cheapo underwater cameras. I never would have guessed the added complexity it caused performing my underwater skills(like taking the BC off). I also noticed that the side of my body that had the camera attached seemed to float slightly higher than the other side. I had the camera attached to my wrist if that makes a difference.
I know there are other dive containers out there, and underwater cameras, and all kinds of other things that would be positively buoyant.
My question is how you as a diver compensate for the added buoyancy, and whether attaching the items to different places might affect your ability to move around and stay balanced.
Thanks in advance for taking the time to answer my question.
When I did my certification dive, I had one of those cheapo underwater cameras. I never would have guessed the added complexity it caused performing my underwater skills(like taking the BC off). I also noticed that the side of my body that had the camera attached seemed to float slightly higher than the other side. I had the camera attached to my wrist if that makes a difference.
I know there are other dive containers out there, and underwater cameras, and all kinds of other things that would be positively buoyant.
My question is how you as a diver compensate for the added buoyancy, and whether attaching the items to different places might affect your ability to move around and stay balanced.
Thanks in advance for taking the time to answer my question.