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<font color='#0000FF'>It's very nice to look at everyone else's photo's, Great photo's Allan, but would be even better if I could look at my own.
I used to have an MX10 but sold it earlier in the year as I couldn't be bothered with it and the results were not that good, which was my fault not the cameras just didn't practise enough. On my Maldives trip there were 4 people using digital cameras, 2 Olympus and 2 Sony have seen the results of the Sony and they are quite good, a Sony was also used by the crew on my Oz trip last year.
So my question is are there any other digitals anyone could recommend or should I go for either the Olympus or Sony. I could have bought the Sony and housing at Male airport but decided against it as I thought I wouldn't be going on holiday until about September next year and technology would have moved on by then, but now I have a trip planned for April and I would really like to take a camera.
I have a digital camera but was shortsighted enough not to buy one I could put in a housing.
Afterall, the 10 metre disposable ones will only take going to 40 metres so many times as we found out when two flooded on the same dive trying to take pictures of Mantas at 16 metres
Afterall what else is there to do on a liveaboard between dives.
Fiona
<font color='#0000FF'>It's very nice to look at everyone else's photo's, Great photo's Allan, but would be even better if I could look at my own.

I used to have an MX10 but sold it earlier in the year as I couldn't be bothered with it and the results were not that good, which was my fault not the cameras just didn't practise enough. On my Maldives trip there were 4 people using digital cameras, 2 Olympus and 2 Sony have seen the results of the Sony and they are quite good, a Sony was also used by the crew on my Oz trip last year.
So my question is are there any other digitals anyone could recommend or should I go for either the Olympus or Sony. I could have bought the Sony and housing at Male airport but decided against it as I thought I wouldn't be going on holiday until about September next year and technology would have moved on by then, but now I have a trip planned for April and I would really like to take a camera.
I have a digital camera but was shortsighted enough not to buy one I could put in a housing.
Afterall, the 10 metre disposable ones will only take going to 40 metres so many times as we found out when two flooded on the same dive trying to take pictures of Mantas at 16 metres


Afterall what else is there to do on a liveaboard between dives.

Fiona