Hugyfot housings

Hi,

“Boot Düsseldorf 2008†closed their doors last weekend. The Submerge Productions team visited this boat/dive show and had the opportunity to interview some of the key vendors in the diving world.

We interviewed Andy Voeltz, who was representing Hugyfot. He showed us the two new housings for the Nikon D300 and the Canon 40D with Lifeview.

The video podcasts of these interviews can be found at http://www.submergeproductions.com

A direct link to the podcasts: http://www.submergeproductions.com/Action/Interviews.aspx

Note:

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Enjoy,

Peter

Very nice product (although I'm probably biased as Hugyfot is now made in Belgium - by GreenForce), but poor presentation: too much focus on Mr Andy "I like to look straight into the lens and have a silly smile on my face" Voeltz instead of taking more close-ups of the housing.

The interview with Tom Leys of GreenForce was much more informative.

Very nice product (although I'm probably biased as Hugyfot is now made in Belgium - by GreenForce), but poor presentation: too much focus on Mr Andy "I like to look straight into the lens and have a silly smile on my face" Voeltz instead of taking more close-ups of the housing.

The interview with Tom Leys of GreenForce was much more informative.

Andy might have been slightly nervous. And presenting in English did not make it easier for him. But Tom did an excellent job.