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i recently purchased a sony DSCP72 digital still camera. i was told by the retailer (who aren't involved in diving) that i could get an underwater housing for it. a little research on the sony website at a later stage shows that they stopped making the housing about a year ago. i'm not going to complain cos i got a great deal on a good camera. my question is does anyone know of someone out there who custom makes housings for digi still cameras? i havent had much luck finding anything.
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i recently purchased a sony DSCP72 digital still camera. i was told by the retailer (who aren't involved in diving) that i could get an underwater housing for it. a little research on the sony website at a later stage shows that they stopped making the housing about a year ago. i'm not going to complain cos i got a great deal on a good camera. my question is does anyone know of someone out there who custom makes housings for digi still cameras? i havent had much luck finding anything.
cheers
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- Skoobs added 2004-09-08
- dunno if you are still around Ads, but http://www.seaoptics.com.au may be able to help.
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- ads added 2004-09-11
- thanks skoobs. havent tried them yet.
- octopulse added 2004-12-16
- Just been surfing looking for custom housing manufacturers. I came across these guys in queensland. The housings look well made and they say they can customise: http://www.oceanearth.com/
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Ikelite Australia - Underwater Photographics
Underwater Australasia is official dealer for all Ikelite products since 1999 and we can help you with all your Ikelite video and digital camera housings needs as well as accessories such as strobe packages, ports and more. Sales to Australia only.
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