Contents Volume 40 Number 7
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ALIVE AND WELL IN SCUBA DIVING
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p16 Dive Brief: starts p8
Big Picture ....................................p8 As the winter draws closer, Earth’s cuddliest creatures gather in the warmer springs of Florida, it’s manatee time!
Future Oceans ...........................p10 Jean-Michel Cousteau looks at the declining state of Florida’s mangroves and the part they play in our oceans’ health
Dive Brief ....................................p12 PADI to launch Freediver training program, Racing Extinction release date, Cousteau movie, and DEMA PSA
Dive Media .................................p14 A round-up of new dive media; book releases, websites and a digital magazine
Features: start p16 SEXISM p16
Alive and well in scuba diving!
Tobermory p28 On the Rocks
SS Capilano p34
Historic BC coast wreck turns 100 Cambodia p38
Cambodia’s first UXO dive team
How to Shoot Panoramas p54 Turn multiple images into one epic photo
Contributors this issue:
Jill Heinerth Videographer
4 Magazine
Justin Gilligan Diver/Photographer
Eiko Jones Underwater Shooter
Robert Osborne Journalist/Diver
Becky Kagan Schott Underwater Videographer
Jean-Michel Cousteau Conservationist
p38 DIVER down: starts p49
Gear Stop .........................................p50 Want your legs to look like whale sharks?
Being Digital ......................................p52 Are smartphones an alternative to DSLRs?
How To Shoot Panoramas! .............p54 Capturing photos too big for a single frame
Dive Medicine ..................................p58 Diving with Parkinson’s disease
Final Cut ............................................p60 Topside tips for underwater videographers
Directory ............................................p62 A plathora of aquatic advertising
Eau Canada ......................................p66 There’s something blue in the emerald waters
Photos: Eiko Jones, Charles Fox, Jill Heinerth
Cover: Jill Heinerth
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