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Best low-volume mask for DSLR

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Best low-volume mask for DSLR

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  1. I currently use a scubapro frameless mask that I've had for years and love it. But, is there anything new out there might be even lower volume and even better for uw photography with a dslr? Thanks very much.

     

    Scott

  2. It depends mostly on which mask _fits your face._

     

    Many of the freediving masks have very low volume.

    (I use a Cressi-Sub Super Occichio with a black skirt that's what fits my face.)

     

    Take Care,

    ChrisS

  3. It depends mostly on which mask _fits your face._

     

    Many of the freediving masks have very low volume.

    (I use a Cressi-Sub Super Occichio with a black skirt that's what fits my face.)

     

    Take Care,

    ChrisS

     

    I just went into my local dive shop two days ago to look at masks. There was a post a couple weeks ago suggesting a few different masks. the Atomic Framless and Scubapro framless i beieve were two of them. I tried both of them on at the shop with my camera in hand to see which was easier to use. They were both great, but then i tried on the mares liquid skin mask. It has a VERY comfortable fit. Not framless, but big lenses and easy to use in my opinion with a DSLR houing. I baught the grey and black skirt. They also have a blue one, but that was too bright. The grey and black block out all the light from the sides. It's a bit pricey at $95 but well worth the fit and comfort.

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