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We take a close-up view of entry-level camera systems from $190 to $500.
Divers looking for training beyond open-water certification face a dizzying array of options. For more dive training tips, go to scubadiving.com
Follow these tips for outstanding photos with today's most popular underwater cameras: the entry-level point-and-shoot.
In Rescue Diver training, our writer learns to save a diver in distress, and manages to save his pride in the process. For more advanced diving training tips, visit scubadiving.com
For education and inspiration, grab one of these seven great underwater photography books.
How to radically stretch no-decompression limits and live to tell about it. Get more dive training and scuba safety tips at scubadiving.com
Twelve former underwater photo students share the secrets of their success.
Embarrassment of Riches: Ritzy Fort Lauderdale is easy on the eyes--above water and below.
Sometimes just getting there ready to shoot can be the hardest part.
Dive Training and Scuba Safety: Neither rain, nor wind, nor dark of night need stay you, diver, from your appointed rounds. Can you dive safely in bad weather?
Tips to avoid calamity, and first aid for when you don't.
Customizing your dive gear for greater safety and comfort. Plus: 12 "improvements" you should never make.
Winners from the 2001 Bonaire Dive Fest: pictures worth two thousand words.
Grab a camera and head for North Carolina, where great wrecks are the perfect companion to North America's best shark diving.