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Old 01/07/2008, 10:22 AM
Phyl Phyl is offline
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400mm lens would be VERY difficult to control under water, I'd think. Any movement at all would become camera shake and probably ruin more shots than it would be worth. I'd probably stick to something wider (105) and use the pixels to your advantage by cropping.

Personally I'd rather have my D200 & 105mm lens with me under water, but the coolpix would probably suit my needs for what I'd do with the photos afterwards (snapshots for sharing v. photographs for framing).
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