Taking photos on Kayak

[250Gimp]

I saw a thread somewhere recently about a guys rig he made with a filter and a drybag. He attached the filterto a cut out in the bottom of the drybag, and then threaded the lense onto the filter, and rolled the drybag up to seal. I think it is a good, cheap idea for a splash guard.

If I can find the link I will post it.

 

[250Gimp]

Here ya go!

http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=127662&highlight=drybag

 

[gundy74]

thanks. i think i might give it a shot.

 

[AndrewG]

Buy a Nikonos RS!

 

[gundy74]

id love to get one but i figure one camera is enough to handle and i dont think i spend enough time in the water (not counting a plain blue painted pool with black lines) to justify purchasing a dedicated underwater camera.

 

[Bifurcator]

Groovy!

 

[saltface]

I might have jumped on this topic a little to late, but I've been using a Sea to Summit dry sack with no problems. The real issue was making my exposure short enough so that the bob of the kayak didn't cause fuzzy images at 300mm.