Interview: David Fleetham – Underwater Photographer
Photo courtesy: David Fleetham How long have you been diving? I was certified in my last year of high school in 1976 in Oakville, Ontario. From there I spent three months in the Caribbean and [...]
Rebreathers… according to Steve Lewis
By Steve Lewis Steve Lewis and one of the twelve rebreathers he’s owned; just make sure you invest in the right toolfor the job. Photo: Jill Heinerth So, you’re looking at taking the big step [...]
Choosing Your Frame Rate
Shooting exhaust bubbles at a high frame rate will result in smooth slow motion playback. Cameras such as the GH5 (above) will shoot up to 180fps for playback six times slower than normal speed [...]
By Samer Kamel
In Columns, dive gear, Dive medicine, Diving, Diving Medicine, Education, Equipment, Exploration, Rebreather, Rebreathers, Tech diving
Posted How Rebreathers Work
Photo: Jill Heinerth By Dr. David Sawatzky Rebreathers are becoming ever more common in the diving community, and in diving fatality records. I wanted to write a column on rebreather [...]
Dealing with seasickness
There’s nothing worse than gearing up a boat dive only to have your tummy lurching within minutes of leaving the dock. Fly & Sea Dive Adventures are there with you… [...]
Tech Diving: Rebreathers…
By Steve Lewis Steve Lewis and one of the twelve rebreathers he’s owned; just make sure you invest in the right toolfor the job. Photo: Jill Heinerth. So, you’re looking at taking the big step [...]