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Hi,

Returning to diving after a long layoff & looking ahead a bit.

I used to shoot 3D stereo pairs with a pair of Nikonos V’s using two different rigs:

A side-by-side rig for big subjects using either the 35mm or 20mm lenses.

A 1:3 macro rig I built using a partially silvered mirror. One camera looks through the mirror the other looks at a reflection. The cameras are offset horizontally a cm or three for the stereo offset. 

As I get more bottom time, I’m going to want to start taking pictures again and am debating having the Nikonos’ serviced or getting a digital camera setup.

So…my question is what are you using and/or recommend? 
GoPro Hero 3d? 
Fujifilm 3D W3 Camera & Recsea WHF-3D W3 Underwater Housing?
something else?

Thanks,

Wayne

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