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Old 10th November 2007   #1
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What'd you think about it, and where can I get it? As a student (read: poor) photographer, I'll have to shoot on dragon boats filled with 18 water-splashing, fun-intoxicated gangs of monkeys Then I'll probably have to shoot an insane water bomb party up close, all of whom might suddenly turn on the camera man. Of course, the insurance agent doesn't have to know this
What'd you think?
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Old 10th November 2007   #2
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Originally Posted by astrise View Post
What'd you think about it, and where can I get it? As a student (read: poor) photographer, I'll have to shoot on dragon boats filled with 18 water-splashing, fun-intoxicated gangs of monkeys Then I'll probably have to shoot an insane water bomb party up close, all of whom might suddenly turn on the camera man. Of course, the insurance agent doesn't have to know this
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why dun you try considering those water-resistant compacts? first of all, insurance is not cheap and even super expensive may not cover that kind of damage. secondly water casing are not cheap.
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Old 10th November 2007   #3
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There are Oly compacts that's waterproof/shockproof/monkeyproof :P

I think you can go check that out

http://www.olympusimage.com.sg/produ...mju/index.html
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Old 10th November 2007   #4
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can get the olympus e1 or e3 series weather proof dslrs too.

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Old 10th November 2007   #5
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Those are really going towards waterproof already... I think they can stand splashes, but not submerging into water.

Unlike the 1D series from canon... Not really splashproof, just sealed against rain/dust.
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