Having recently gone digital for underwater, I now seem to have a problem. I have a nifty Canon with a housing, which has a hood for the display. Unfortunately I am stuck trying to look at this damn thing through little teeny tiny gauge readers in my mask. Anyone aware of anything, preferably hard lens, that might be a bit bigger and more suitable? I don't need a prescription mask, as my only problem is about the first two feet.

Bobber, git yerself a SCUBA diving, seeing eye dog

:rolleyes: :p Ah, man. I want to do it myself. I am handi-capable. Don't need no dog.

...or you could go with a non prescription bifocal mask... http://www.divesports.com/mall/xsscuba_mask_fusion2GR.asp



I'm thinking about one of these myself.

Git the dog!

Bobber, I got a couple sets of these. 1 for my sunglasses and another for my mask. I think they work great and they come in good range of magnifications.
Optx Stick on Lenses on Ebay

I'm currently using the stick on optix in my mask, and they are just to darn small. I can't tilt my head back far enough to see the viewscreen through them. I am looking for something that might be hard mounted (last dive trip the boat had soapy water in the bucket for the masks and them little buggers just floated off.) I also have a preference for full face masks so I don't particularly want to change. I think I saw an optometrist out in CA that would do this, but just thought I would float the question. Ideally, something covering the lower half of my mask lense.

Looks like you and the Mrs will just have to come out to CA!

Oh, yeah, sea level, no altitude. :p

There you go!