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26 January 2024

Lights, action, cameras!

Cameras have become virtually essential dive gear - and in the modern multimedia world of 4K streaming, the action camera is king. Here are some of the best...

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Trinidad tragedy was 'criminal'

An inquest into the deaths of four divers killed after being sucked into an oil pipeline has called for the criminal prosecution of their employer.

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PADI goes exclusive

PADI has withdrawn the right to membership for dive operators across Africa and the Middle East who conduct training from other agencies.

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Featured Photographer - Charly Clérisse

Our Featured Photographer this week is Charly Clérisse, a French underwater photographer and dive guide currently working in the Maldives, with some great shots from his macro collection - check out his portfolio here.

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Norway's deep-sea mining intent

Norway has become the first country in the world to permit exploration of its national waters for rare earth minerals, paving the way for mining.

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Largest deep-sea coral found

As Norway looks towards mining the deep sea floor, a new scientific study locates the world's largest expanse of deep-sea, cold-water coral.

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The beauty and nerves of night diving

Nobody forgets their first night dive - it's one of the most beautiful things a diver can do - but it can also potentially be a nerve-wracking experience. Former instructor Mark 'Crowley' Russell gives pointers on how it can be best enjoyed.

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Just a little closer...

The Close-Up Photographer of the Year Awards has thrown up some stunning images in its Underwater Category - here are the best.

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Aggressor heads inland

Aggressor Adventures, most famous for its water-based luxury dive vacations, is starting a new line of safari lodges, starting in Sri Lanka.

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DIVE's Big Shot Cephalopods

Time is running out to enter our latest Big Shot underwater photo competition - send us your best betentacled cephalopod images for the chance to win a 7-night Aggressor Adventures liveaboard trip to the Egyptian Red Sea.

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DIVE's quiz corner

Welcome to four more of DIVE's regular quizzes! Get more than 75 per cent of the answers correct to get 30 per cent off our magazine subscriptions!

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DIVE Winter 23/24

The latest print issue of DIVE is here, and we have some cracking stories and brilliant pictures for you this winter! Dutch photographer Raymond Wennekes explores the wrecks and reefs of the Florida Keys; Valentina Cucchiara captures some gorgeous shots of Mexico's manatees; Francesca Page brings us all the colours of the giant cuttlefish mating ritual and Jo Caird visits the otherworldly volcanic landscape of Tenerife. We also have the magical, kaleidoscopic winners of DIVE's most recent Big Shot underwater photo competition, and Mark 'Crowley' Russell has some tips for enjoying the brilliance of night diving. Subscribe in print & digital from just £22.99* to make sure you don't miss out

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