This is pretty much how I start a dive - attached to the arms are two strobes to provide light that is lacking at depth. Attached to the left arm as we look at it is a caddy for macro and wideangle lenses.
by adding and removing them I can go from close-ups like this:
to wideangle like this:
Edit: and yes, as has been pointed out on scubaboard and flickr; my couch is eighties-tastic.
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To this neophyte, that's quite a rig, especially imagining you manoeuvering around underwater. I'd love to see a photo of you in action. How does the lens change mechanism work? -- P.S. Very cool red couch! Not this 70-year old's style (we're 50's Danish teak people), but our children would love it :)
It is fairly hefty Pam but of course in water the weight of things seems reduced so whilst its a beast on land its much easier to deal with under water. The lenses attached to the arm screw on and off the front of the camera housing a bit like slr lenses on an slr (the strings hanging off them are shoelaces which I use in case I drop a lens underwater).
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