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Dec 12, 2014 12:44 |  #16

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I understand that. Im trying to say you could not take the same picture with a gopro and not be able to tell the difference... maybe if we are just looking on computers. Even then the way the gopro handles the colors and dynamic range compared to a DSLR. But when you print them 10ft by 10ft such as the one attached below you might be able to tell the difference. If you where using it for personal use no question it would be dumb to buy a $2000 dollar housing.

That a gorgeous shot on the wall!


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Dec 12, 2014 13:00 |  #17

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those are fantastic, Jake. Do you have a shot printed up at your folk's place?

Thanks Harm. i have that one i just posted. Ive got a few more in others houses but cant find the photos of them right now.




  
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Dec 12, 2014 13:02 |  #18

looks great. Like the idea of the split images...


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Dec 13, 2014 19:49 |  #19

Fricks wrote in post #17328497 (external link)
I understand that. Im trying to say you could not take the same picture with a gopro and not be able to tell the difference... maybe if we are just looking on computers. Even then the way the gopro handles the colors and dynamic range compared to a DSLR. But when you print them 10ft by 10ft such as the one attached below you might be able to tell the difference. If you where using it for personal use no question it would be dumb to buy a $2000 dollar housing.

Dude doesn't know what he's talking about, a gopro is a cool camera but doesn't offer anywhere near the control of a DSLR in a housing. I've got an SPL for my 50D and Sean is the man when it comes to service.

Where'd you get the multi-frame (hoping aluminum?), been looking for something similar.




  
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Dec 14, 2014 01:34 |  #20

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Dude doesn't know what he's talking about, a gopro is a cool camera but doesn't offer anywhere near the control of a DSLR in a housing. I've got an SPL for my 50D and Sean is the man when it comes to service.

Where'd you get the multi-frame (hoping aluminum?), been looking for something similar.

Read through the rest of the posts...we came to a consensus. I wasn't saying you had all of the same controls with a GoPro...never did.


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Dec 14, 2014 11:44 |  #21

yeamans17 wrote in post #17330864 (external link)
Dude doesn't know what he's talking about, a gopro is a cool camera but doesn't offer anywhere near the control of a DSLR in a housing. I've got an SPL for my 50D and Sean is the man when it comes to service.

Where'd you get the multi-frame (hoping aluminum?), been looking for something similar.

I ordered through Bay Photo Thanks :)




  
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Dec 16, 2014 00:35 |  #22

Fricks wrote in post #17328497 (external link)
I understand that. Im trying to say you could not take the same picture with a gopro and not be able to tell the difference... maybe if we are just looking on computers. Even then the way the gopro handles the colors and dynamic range compared to a DSLR. But when you print them 10ft by 10ft such as the one attached below you might be able to tell the difference. If you where using it for personal use no question it would be dumb to buy a $2000 dollar housing.

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Dec 20, 2014 11:37 |  #23

Amazing photos. Depth rating on the housing?


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Dec 20, 2014 15:45 |  #24

Michhiker28 wrote in post #17343050 (external link)
Amazing photos. Depth rating on the housing?

15-20 feet, these housings are rated to take a pounding in some of the biggest surf on earth but unfortunately not rated for depth.




  
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Dec 20, 2014 19:49 as a reply to  @ yeamans17's post |  #25

Thanks. I was going to say that I hadn't heard them referenced before with regards to diving etc. that makes sense. Again, wonderful work!


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Dec 20, 2014 21:25 |  #26

Nice set




  
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Dec 20, 2014 23:34 as a reply to  @ Michhiker28's post |  #27

They do make a different style of housing that is good up to 40ft I believe. Still not much but that's not what this particular housing ie made for.

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Dec 21, 2014 20:15 |  #28

Great photos, but I really like the print.


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Jan 01, 2015 00:48 |  #29

nice shots. The print on the wall looks awesome.

as for the go pro bit. They do appear to produce really good quality images which can be printed pretty big. I don't use one as have a aquatech housing but have been surprised what some people have produced with them.

Still wouldn't get one to replace my main water setup though.


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Jan 06, 2015 00:55 |  #30

Fricks wrote in post #17328497 (external link)
I understand that. Im trying to say you could not take the same picture with a gopro and not be able to tell the difference... maybe if we are just looking on computers. Even then the way the gopro handles the colors and dynamic range compared to a DSLR. But when you print them 10ft by 10ft such as the one attached below you might be able to tell the difference.

Agree for that reason.
I bring both 5D M2 and Go Pro while diving, and rarely I use Go Pro.


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