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i need help figuring out whether or not nimar is as good as it looks?
- TatianaTexas
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Sorry, I haven't used their products.. has anyone else?
Scott Gietler Owner/Editor, Underwater Photography Guide & Bluewater Photo http://www.uwphotographyguide.com http://www.bluewaterphotostore.com
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Personally, I use a Nimar housing and it's never failed me. What I mean by that is, it's never flooded or cracked. Although I've dropped the housing quite a few times. I enjoy having a clear housing rather than an aluminum case(it's better don't get me wrong) but I clear because I can see, just in case, if my housing floods. I DO NOT want my baby to get wet.
'm not trying talk bobo about any other product out there. I genuinely like nimar best.
and here's a link of Pipin, idk if you know him but he's a pretty awesome diver and uses nimar
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyAW10Vr ... re=related
'm not trying talk bobo about any other product out there. I genuinely like nimar best.
and here's a link of Pipin, idk if you know him but he's a pretty awesome diver and uses nimar
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyAW10Vr ... re=related
- mghnlv
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Nimar is the European equivalent of Ikelite. Not to put too fine a point on the discussion but both Ike and Nimar are housings for people who are budgetarily challenged; I don't know anyone who could afford a Seacam saying I want the IKE/Nimar instead. That being said, they are both fine housings for what they are (a lot bigger and more unwieldy than machined metal housings). I don't think there are very many instances of a pic that you could get with the higher end housings that you can't get with the Ike/Nimar but the more ergonomic the housing is the easier to get said picture and Ike/Nimar's best qualities are price not ergonomics.
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