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Posts: 3 07/10/2009 15:34:31 |
I am after a camera to photograph fish in hand after catching. I don't want to lay the fish out to pose,just a quick snap and off. So easy to use, it
doesn't have to be fully waterproof and not too expensive just in case.
I am using my phone at the moment and that's a disaster waiting to happen ! Any recommendations gratefully received. |
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Posts: 1075 09/10/2009 17:41:21 |
I use an sanyo Xacti 720p also does hi def video as well.
best light weight device I have purchased in years.. 
they even make an under water version now       
Knowledge is Power
www.graylinghunter.co.uk Remember fishing tackle shops have sold more tackle than fisherman have caught fish enough said 
"The nice thing about getting old," is that you realize what a madhouse it all is. Instead of a young person's view, which is that the world must be sane, with occasional pockets of insanity, you come around to my position, in which the world seems to be a complete madhouse - with occasional pockets of sanity" ( John Cleese 1988) also check out Grayling Hunters Sister Site www.seatroutfishing.net
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Posts: 2 09/10/2009 18:33:49 |
Looks ideal !
Cheers |
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