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With $1500 Budget what should i Buy??

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With $1500 Budget what should i Buy??

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  1. Hey guys,

     

    I'm somewhat new to underwater video and I hope someone can offer me some advice on what i should buy. I have $1000-1500 budget to spend on a dedicated underwater video camera. I don't have a need to do any stills so a focus on video is fine.

     

    I currently use a GoPro HD for my underwater films and i've outgrown the limited video quality. Even though it's 1080p 60fps the quality just isnt there and everytime i go down i feel like im missing out on really capturing the moment.

     

    I need the camera, a housing and lights...

     

    I know $1500 bucks isnt much for this sort of thing.

     

    What would you guys recommend?

     

    Thanks....

     

    Seth Diggs

    West Palm Beach, FL

  2. Seth,

     

    Send me a pm as I may have a solution for you. I too am in West Palm.

     

    Steve

  3. I too live in West Palm, perhaps we could all get together sometime to talk shop and dive?

    Gary

  4. Hey guys,

     

    I'm somewhat new to underwater video and I hope someone can offer me some advice on what i should buy. I have $1000-1500 budget to spend on a dedicated underwater video camera. I don't have a need to do any stills so a focus on video is fine.

     

    I currently use a GoPro HD for my underwater films and i've outgrown the limited video quality. Even though it's 1080p 60fps the quality just isnt there and everytime i go down i feel like im missing out on really capturing the moment.

     

    I need the camera, a housing and lights...

     

    I know $1500 bucks isnt much for this sort of thing.

     

    What would you guys recommend?

     

    Thanks....

     

    Seth Diggs

    West Palm Beach, FL

     

    Seth,

     

    You might try getting hold of Ryan at Reef Camera & Video, just do a google. They are in Florida and have just about whatever you need based on your budget, both new and used equipment. Good hunting!

     

    Bob

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