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PADI Underwater Photography Specialty Diver Course As a diver, you desperately want to share your
dive experiences with others. There problems is,
Believe me there is a lot to learn and consider with under water photography such as diver buoyancy, checking of gauges, bubbles, movement, current etc... Prerequisites: Open Water Diver certification (PADI Advanced Diver Course is recommended). Duration: One full classroom session plus at least a day of open-water training. Classroom: Classroom session takes place either in the classroom or on the beach - learning the theory behind the specialty. The biggest part being the difference between land and underwater shots. Topics covered: -
Pool: Two pool sessions. Open Water Training Dives: Completing course requirements takes at least one day and two dives. Upon completing the program you will be able to:
Course Advantages:
For PADI Dive Instructors: Mermaids have witnessed that the dive industry prefers to take dive instructors on for dive employment from the MSDT level and higher. Although it is possible to achieve dive jobs directly from an IDC (Instructor Development Course), dive employers are more likely to offer a dive position to a diver that has more experience. The MSDT scuba diving rating displays that the dive instructor has good experience teaching diving. The MSDT internship with PADI specialty diver courses can assist in your scuba dive career. |
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words alone are not enough. Trying to describe the first shark or your
experience with a Manta Ray just does not do the experience justice. To this day
no one believes me about the size of the Moray that I saw on Elephant Head rock
in the Similan islands, Thailand! This really was not the 'one that got away'
but I cannot convince any one! You must have pictures. This is why, sooner or
later, every serious diver learns to take underwater photographs — and why the
PADI Underwater Photo Diver course is the best way to discover
how. The specialty course includes:
