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Re: Nikons and Nikonos

Posted by SR on March 19, 2001 at 10:23:40:
I've always wished I could,but havn't. I love snorkeling but have a health issue that makes scuba a bad idea. I looked at used Nikonos before a trip to Cozumel but just couldn't justify the cash for surface pictures. Kodak makes a disposable rated to 3 meters (if memory serves) I decided to settle. Got some nice pictures with it but mostly too dark and too flat. How do the Nikonos preform as surface cameras ?

Steve