3. What's on my wish list... (continued)
this is especially annoying.  Light and Motion's Titan housings, however, proves to be a pleasant exception as I discovered not too long ago. 
 

Housings:

Fellow photographer and friend, John Stricklin, bought himself a Titan D200 housing and matching camera recently, and wanted to test it out at nearby Vortex Spring, in Florida.

Titan D200 front and back views

During the dive we exchanged camera systems. I was amazed at how easily the housing handles, and how well it was designed. It incorporates a feature that I found especially useful: variable-power settings for the strobe --on the housing itself!

This design feature allows the photographer to change the output of the strobe without having to let go of the housing. In fact, the housing uses an internal USB connector to control many of the camera's basic functions, so that they can be activated by pressing external buttons on the 

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