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Underwater Video & Photography: Discuss Just got a Olympus 8080 with PT-023 housing in the General Diving Forums forums: Hi I have just got the 8080 after upgrading from an old olympus 960 1.3mp. So I have sort of ...

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Red face Just got a Olympus 8080 with PT-023 housing

Hi I have just got the 8080 after upgrading from an old olympus 960 1.3mp.

So I have sort of got over the fact that the housing is huge. I am really pleased with the camera on land, it has not been diving yet.

I was wondering if anyone had any advice on how to attach it to a diver while in the water, one small landyard does not seem enough! When I do deco I want to forget about it and just have it out of my way.

Also does any one use one in the UK ?
The manual says get some one to hand it to you when i am in the water. Like thats going to happen.

So I know the best entry to the water with a camera is a backward one. But if some one uses one I would like to know how they get of a hard boat with it when diving.

Any help advice would be greatly appreciated

It was all so much easy when the camera was only worth £90

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I have a wrist lanyard, and a retractable springy thing attached to my BC. I can leave it dangling in front if I want, but tend to prefer to hang onto it.
Regarding entry, I would recommend getting it handed to you as even with a back entry (not always possible), the sudden change in pressure can distort the o rings and cause a flood.
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