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Old 02-05-2008, 07:11 PM
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Default Fish Feeding Frenzy...

I was going through some photos earlier and came across these that I took in Mexico a couple of years ago. They're not the highest quality as my camera was a surface one in a plastic box...

Basically I was snorkelling around and came across a large shoal of fish, with individuals from around 8-12" in length. They were just chilling near some rocks, not far below the surface. I took a breath, dropped down to their level and just floated there with them.

All well and good until some joker standing on a path on top of the rocks decides to throw in a handful of fishfood...











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Some cool pics. Dont know what species they are, myself.

Did you camera stay dry? How did you press the button?
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Some cool pics. Dont know what species they are, myself.

Did you camera stay dry? How did you press the button?
You can get cases for most models these days, that are a watertight plastic case, with a little pin on the top that can still navigate the click button, some of them have dials that will turn the dials / adjust settings too!
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You can get cases for most models these days, that are a watertight plastic case, with a little pin on the top that can still navigate the click button, some of them have dials that will turn the dials / adjust settings too!
Oooh, ta muchos. Thats cool
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You can get cases for most models these days, that are a watertight plastic case, with a little pin on the top that can still navigate the click button, some of them have dials that will turn the dials / adjust settings too!
Sorry, hadn't checked this for a while!

It was one of those plastic boxes - it let you turn the camera on, take photos and zoom, but that was about it. It was nice for having round your neck when snorkelling, but a real pain if you wanted to SCUBA; the camera itself wasn't that much smaller than a brick, and with the case etc it was huge!

My new camera is 4" x 2" and fully waterproof without a case; I haven't taken it to any depth yet, but it's been out swimming with me before and seemed to do fine!
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ahhhhhhh feeding!!!
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