Make a record of your underwater adventures for a long time to come! Our uniquely designed log book is now available to purchase onboard Cassiopeia and Andromeda as well as in our office.
The log book is essential for every diver as it lists your diving experiences including your number of dives, information that is requested in diving centres and onboard diving vessels before starting your dives.
Furthermore it can prove to be useful in cases of insurance matters because if you record the details of your dives accurately, you can provide information on who your buddy was and that you had adhered to all diving regulations.
And of course, every log book provides for wonderful memories as with every dive you gain more experience! There is lots of space to record all your diving adventures! Surely, this simple little tool will just add to your memories in the future!
The first Digital Underwater Photography Workshop onboard Cassiopeia with Daniel Selmeczi.
Here’s your chance to pick up photo pointers from a pro and improve your underwater photography at our Digital Underwater Photography Workshop. No previous knowledge is required!
Find out how to get the best from your digital underwater camera. The safari will be full of hints and tips regarding settings and technical features. No camera is too big or too small!
Date: 14 – 21 July 2010. Onboard: Cassiopeia. Route: From Hurghada to Hurghada (wrecks and Safaga)
If you are thinking of buying, upgrading or perhaps buying lenses or flash units, this will also be a great chance to check out the latest products.
Places may have to be limited depending upon the uptake, so please book early.
We hope to see you there! For any further details or with your booking requests, please e-mail us. Thank you very much.
That it is for know… join your dives!
Until next time happy bubbles és safe travels! All the best!
He took his first breath underwater in 1991. In 1996 he turned his passion into a way of living and became a diving professional. He worked in Turkey, Croatia, Bali, the Red Sea and Austria, among others.
His new love underwater, beside technical diving, is underwater video, though he is still a newbie.
He made his first attempts with different cameras and housings, from homemade to Nimar.
Now, for practical reasons, he chooses a small one-hand setup, Sanyo HD2000 in a Patima Housing. It is not the most professional but it is enough for the usual stuff.
He took his first breath underwater in 1991. In 1996 he turned his passion into a way of living and became a diving professional. He worked in Turkey, Croatia, Bali, the Red Sea and Austria, among others.
