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Steve Blanchard · April 1st, 2008, 01:27 AM

Quote: (Originally Posted by rogerbly)

who, this is an old one. I agree with clipping a camera to the left hip+chest D-rings while traveling on a scooter. If that location is a problem during multi-tank deco, you can move it to the left hip or butt D-ring.

A video of scootering with a camera:
YouTube - Underwater Photography with a scooter

I watched this video, I don't see why people dangle their expensive cameras on their sides or in between their legs. If you can afford the camera, you can afford a scooter camera mount. Far better way to carry cameras IMO.

If I don't use my scooter then I keep the camera in my hand. If I need both my hands to do something then I either pass the camera to a team mate or
gently temporarely clip is to my hip until I'm done then back in my hand it goes.

SB

April 1st, 2008, 01:27 AM	#8 (permalink)
Steve Blanchard(Offline) New Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 65	Quote: (Originally Posted by rogerbly) who, this is an old one. I agree with clipping a camera to the left hip+chest D-rings while traveling on a scooter. If that location is a problem during multi-tank deco, you can move it to the left hip or butt D-ring. A video of scootering with a camera: YouTube - Underwater Photography with a scooter I watched this video, I don't see why people dangle their expensive cameras on their sides or in between their legs. If you can afford the camera, you can afford a scooter camera mount. Far better way to carry cameras IMO. If I don't use my scooter then I keep the camera in my hand. If I need both my hands to do something then I either pass the camera to a team mate or gently temporarely clip is to my hip until I'm done then back in my hand it goes. SB __________________ www.youtube.com/wegodown Last edited by Steve Blanchard; April 1st, 2008 at 01:32 AM.