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What Customers Say... |
"The versatility and reliability
of my Gates Housing (VX2000) has been great for both wide angle and
close-up work. On a recent trip we experienced stormy seas for several
consecutive days. As the boat was relatively small the photographic
equipment really took a beating. That initial trepidation of immersing
my expensive camera in the ocean after all that was fortunately not
necessary because I chose to "take a Gates". |
Frank Virgadamo and reef sharks in the Bahamas. Photo courtesy of Aaron Whittemore. |
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Sandesh Kadur
ready to film the endangered Kemps Ridley turtle for the Gorgas Science
Foundation.
Photo courtesy of Sandesh Kadur |
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Dan Neri of
Berger Bros diving with Manatees in Crystal River, Florida |
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Hal Wells SCUBA Instructor and
professional videographer for |
"I have
a 3CCD TRV Sony in my Gates Housing used in all kinds of conditions; warm and humid to cold and dry. Never had a leak, and I don't have to baby it. I regularly rent this housing to professional camera departments for productions in Los Angeles and it always gets good reviews. These housings are still as tough and easy to control as ever." |
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“Gates
support and technical advise they made the transition from electronic
to manual controls easy and painless. In just a few dives you can easily
master all of the controls and access all the settings important to
a professional videographer. The housing is built like a tank, no cheap
plastic handles here. If you've ever seen how baggage handlers treat
your equipment cases this is a very important feature. If you've every
seen how most cameramen treat their housings it become an even more
important feature.” |
Dan Crowell an award winning film maker, the Director of Photography for Seeker Digital Productions and Director of Underwater Photography for KPI, one of two production companies working on the History Channel's Deep Sea Detectives series. |
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Richard Farish (topside/underwater cameraman), Monty Halls, and Simon Enderby (underwater cameraman) shooting Swimming With Giants TV series in the UK.
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Photo by Ray Easmen. |
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