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Ancient_Angler
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Re: Camera cases
Reply #20 - Aug 26th, 2010 at 11:55am
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10-4 on the Pelican case. The way to go. That said, I've taken to an Olympus Stylus Tough for Quetico trips. It's small and waterproof. It does not have the flexibility of my Olympus E-400 with the multiple lenses (for that matter, the latter has more tricks than I can deal with anyway). But with the little camera I've taken pictures reproduced in 4-color separations in national magazines -- so it's a pretty good piece of equipment and virtually indestructible.

I dunked an SLR and insurance covered the loss, but it was a pain in the tail. So, I'm gonna disagree with one of the best phototogs on thiss site -- Spartan 2.
  
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Re: Camera cases
Reply #21 - Aug 28th, 2010 at 10:01pm
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That's OK, Tim.  You're not going to change my mind, but I agree that you take some nice photos.  Actually, I have taken some beauties with my little waterproof Pentax Optio also, and some of them have been my POD's.  It depends upon the conditions.  But there are some shots that I never could have gotten without the SLR and I won't be without it. 

We're friends, we can agree to disagree.   Wink
  
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