X-RAY Mag Issue #36 Available For Downloading

X-Ray Magazine has just released issue #36, available for download. 

Some of the main features and highlights in this issue include:

Sweden - Baltic Diving and historic wrecks. From the rugged west coast, with its dramatic drop-off and unique ecosystems, to majestic wrecks—perfectly preserved over the centuries—and crystal clear lakes, Sweden has everything.

Jade Treasures. Carol Tedesco reveals the detective work behind stones of green treasures from a 17th century wreck.

Wetsuits anno 2010. Today’s modern wetsuit embodies technology that benefits divers with an abundant choice of options to fit most any size and shape of diver, and any style of diving activities from mild tropical to very cold water.

Canada - Hudson Bay. Trekking Canada’s Sub-Arctic Region in Manitoba with Barb Roy reporting from Churchill.

Lessons from Technical Diving. Today’s modern wetsuit embodies technology that benefits divers with an abundant choice of options to fit most any size and shape of diver, and any style of diving activities from mild tropical to very cold water.

Mike Valentine: underwater cinematographer. Roz Lunn gets the scoop on Mike Valentine, respected underwater cinematographer who has worked over 80 films, from the 007 movie, Casino Royale, to Ridley Scott's forthcoming version of Robin Hood, starring Russell Crowe.

Dogfish and politicians. Shark expert and underwater photographer, Andy Murch, talks about the curious and playful spiny dogfish, which are overfished in some areas, and overpopulated in others, due to the whims of politicians.

Digital Underwater Photography. Lawson Wood helps us choose what type of camera to buy. Should we go for the Digital Single Lens Reflex, or should we go for a compact point-and-shoot camera with live-view screening?

Haitian Metal Art. Gifted artisans hit by the quake in Haiti take recycled drum metal and create exquisite art of mermaids and sea life.

Plus our columnists... Robert Sterner's Book Log and Gear Check, Ron Rondeau's Marine Archeology 101, Mark Powell's Lessons from Technical Diving, Adam St.Gelais Unique Dive Site at Blue Heron Bridge in Florida, and Travel News from Scott Bennett.