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The player takes control of the adventurous diver Andy McMasters, the son of a rich businessman. His shady uncle Steve Nichols keeps sending him on various deep sea missions, for the benefit of his archaeological interests. Nichols is looking for the sunken city of Atlantis and requires Andy's help. The player is aided by Andy's girlfriend Nicole to successfully complete the missions.
The missions take place all over the world and range from taking photographs of rare fish and shipwrecks or salvaging lost artifacts. During many of the missions Andy will encounter divers of the Izen Cross, a dangerous group of treasure hunters as well as dangerous aquatic wildlife such as sharks. Using a small array of underwater weaponry such as a harpoon and a knife he can try to take these threats out. The game uses an official license for all diving gear.
The Advanced Open Water Diver course is all about advancing your skills. You'll practice navigation and buoyancy, try deep diving and make three specialty dives of your choosing (it's like a specialty sampler platter). For every specialty dive you complete, you can earn credit toward PADI specialty certifications.
Here are a few of the many options: Deep, Digital Underwater Photography, Dive Against Debris, Dry Suit, Fish Identification, Night, Peak Performance Buoyancy, Search & Recovery, Underwater Naturalist, Underwater Navigation, and Wreck Diver.
Advanced Open Water Diver eLearning includes interactive lessons on 13 popular specialty dives: altitude, boat, digital underwater imaging, drift, dry suit, fish ID, night, buoyancy, search and recovery, underwater naturalist and wreck diving.
For over 50 years, PADI has undeniably been the Way the World Learns to Dive, setting the standard for the highest quality dive training, underwater safety and conservation initiatives while evolving the sport of diving into a passionate lifestyle.
Scuba diving requires a minimum level of health and fitness. Chronic health conditions, certain medications and/or recent surgery may require you to get written approval from a physician before diving.
Divers certified as Junior Advanced Open Water Divers automatically become Advanced Open Water Divers at age 15. Any replacement certification card or eCard purchased the day after the diver's 15th birthday will automatically show an Advanced Open Water Diver (not Jr. Advanced Open Water Diver) certification.
The depths listed above are the maximum depth, your dive may be shallower. A deep dive is considered anything below 18 metres/60 feet. Put another way, a dive to just 19 metres/62 feet qualifies as a deep dive.
As an added bonus, each specialty dive may be credited toward the related specialty certification. For example, if you try a drysuit dive during your Advanced Open Water Diver course and like it, you'll already have one of the two dives required for the PADI Dry Suit Diver certification.
This course requires both knowledge development and inwater training for certification. When you purchase a PADI eLearning course from our website, the cost covers the knowledge development portion only.
There is an additional cost to complete your certification with a PADI Instructor. The cost depends on class size, environment, and whether or not you need to rent equipment. Contact a PADI Dive Center or Resort for more information and pricing.
You may also need specialized equipment for your specialty dives, such as a camera for underwater photography/videography. Your PADI Instructor will advise you about any specialized equipment you may need and how to get it.
If you plan to be somewhere without internet access, use the PADI Training app to download course content and study offline. Content can be downloaded in small sections with a total file size of approximately 540 MB. When you get back online, upload your progress so you can resume your training right where you left off.
During the Advanced Open Water course, you'll try different types of specialty diving and discover your diving aptitude and interests. As an added bonus, each dive you make may be credited toward the related specialty certification.
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The plan was to set up a makeshift photo studio 100 ft/30 m underwater in a rusty ship. After an afternoon of begging, we scraped together a half dozen video lights and a couple super-bright strobes from our friends that had come along with us. We arrived in the cargo hold quickly and began the methodical process of placing and adjusting lights for the best effect, careful to avoid stirring up any silt.
Both Alex and Marcus were equipped with three lights each. The first light was the same that most GUE divers carry: a good quality primary light, used only for communicating within the team. The second light was a wide-beam video light mounted underneath their rebreathers, pointed back and slightly up, placed to make the divers more visible. Without this light, their dark drysuits and black fins would have been invisible against the darkness in the background of the hold. The final light was another video light that each diver held and pointed at anything they found interesting.
Lighting a scene is always challenging when visibility is bad. However, proper application of off-camera lighting can reduce the effect of poor visibility on your final picture. Most of the time, poor visibility is caused by silt or other small particles suspended in the water. Backscatter occurs when light bounces off particles floating in the water back towards the source of the light, causing hundreds or thousands of tiny points of light in your picture. If the source of the light is right next to the camera, as is the case with camera-mounted lights, backscatter can significantly reduce the quality of your images.
Kees Beemster Leverenz is an enthusiastic diver and GUE instructor from Seattle, Washington, who enjoys getting in the water as often as possible. He has been deeply involved with GUE Seattle since it was founded in 2011. Currently, Kees is contributing to both local and global photogrammetry projects, as well as assisting with cave and wreck exploration projects whenever possible.
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Beneath the waves, Saint Lucia is an aquatic wonderland filled with mystery and dazzling underwater wildlife. For both novices and PADI qualified dive masters alike, the island has various water sports activities and many wonderful diving sites boasting spectacular coral formations, fascinating shipwrecks, and reefs teeming with tropical sea life.
Sugar Beach has one of the top diving sites in the entire world, appointed by turquoise seas, mesmerizing bays and a myriad of sea creatures. Suit up and discover this underwater paradise for yourself! Saint Lucia is a paradise for divers. The island forms the tip of an underwater volcano where both beginner and experienced divers can rejoice in a stunning variety of coral, sponges, and sea fauna. All dive sites are located within a distance of 5-20 mins.
Sugar Beach, A Viceroy Resort is the perfect spot for beginner or experienced snorkelers, providing a weather protected, marine preservation area located at the foot of Petit Piton. Fins, masks, and snorkel can be signed out at the Water Sports Cabana. We also offer Snorkeling excursions to various dive sites.
Try your hand at sports fishing, on a private excursion with our skilled and friendly crew on well-equipped boats. Some of the most commonly hooked fish include Blue Marlin, Sailfish, Tuna, Wahoo, Kingfish and Dorado. Once back at Sugar Beach, our chef will be delighted to create a menu centered on your catch of the day - additional fees apply.
Join us for a natural experience just a few miles off Soufriere, a popular spot for whale and dolphin watching. These waters are known for their resident and visiting cetaceans, from pods of spinning and spotted dolphins to pilot, sperm and orca whales, and while the success rate of sightings is not guaranteed, it is high.
Set sail on a yacht for the day and explore the beautiful island of St Lucia. Cruising a long the West Coast you can experience the wonders of the ocean with some sea activities or just relax whilst sipping on those refreshing rum punches.
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Shirley left Shaw, who had another eight hours and 40 minutes of decompression to complete. As Shirley ascended, it occurred to him that Shaw would not be able to resist coming back to try to recover Deon. Shirley would have been content to leave the body where it was, but Shaw was a man who dived to expand the limits of the possible. He had just hit a record depth on a rebreather, and now he had the opportunity to return a dead boy to his parents and, in the process, do something equally stunning: make the deepest body recovery in the history of diving.
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