Found a GoPro

[kmarks]

I just found a GoPro in the water above Cedral Wall, almost right in front of Alberto's. Could it be yours? I think I know the owner's first name and what he did yesterday. It looks like it was lost this morning. I'd love to get it back to the owner before we both leave Cozumel.

 

[softgrapes]

Good on you, hope you find the owner!

 

[kmarks]

I found the owner and got it back to him today!

 

[ggunn]

I found the owner and got it back to him today!

Very cool!

 

[larcatian]

Incredible!

 

[ElCarlos]

This is exactly why I always have a JPG and a text file with my contact details on each SD card.

 

[ElCarlos]

Sometimes simple solutions are quite obvious.

I always have two anti-fog inserts (I use the CamKix ones) in the housing. You can simply write your (short) email address on them with a fineliner.

 

[SlugLife]

This is exactly why I always have a JPG and a text file with my contact details on each SD card.

That definitely works. I've also recently been putting these on everything, even my cell-phone and keys:

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[ggunn]

That definitely works. I've also recently been putting these on everything, even my cell-phone and keys:

It worked for my wife a few years ago. A few days after we got home from a Cozumel trip a diver who lived in California shipped us her camera and strobe; he found them a bit north from where she had dropped them, and the info on the memory card gave him the information he needed to contact us.

 

[DandyDon]

That definitely works.

Yep, minimum of protected photo with contact info in the first shot. I use my cell number and email address as I don't want to advertise my home address while I am out of country.

I like yellow, waterproof electric tape and laundry markers to add my contact info to my gear too.