A Dive Specialist is a subset that allows divers to gain valuable skills in different areas. Divers who have a specialization can make a difference in every dive. This type of diver is often specialized in an area and can specialize in a specific kind of equipment. These specialties include Enriched Air Nitrox, Boat Diving and Deep Scuba. Find out more about these diving specialties.
Enriched Air Nitrox
To learn more about the many benefits of enriched water, you can become a PADI Enriched Air(Nitrox) Diver. The specialty course includes independent study, practical exercises, and two optional nitrox dives. The course can be taken online or offline. It is also possible to complete the course at your own pace, regardless of where and when you dive. For this specialization, you will need a scuba tank that meets special oxygen service standards.
Underwater Photography
If you are passionate about taking pictures, diving can be a great way for you to increase your knowledge and skills. Unterwasser photography is one of the many diving specialty. In this course, you will learn the basic principles and techniques of underwater photography. Additionally, you will learn about composition and underwater lighting. You'll also learn the proper etiquette and how to properly photograph underwater subjects. You can learn more about underwater photography by taking the PADI ELearning Course.
Boat Diving
The PADI Boat Diver Specialty Course is for you, whether you are just beginning your dive adventure or looking to take on a new challenge. The course covers everything you need to know about boat diving, including how to enter and exit, proper etiquette as well as how to pack your gear. Learn about boat safety, how to deal with emergencies while out on the water, and more.
Deep Scuba
There are many Deep Scuba Diving specialties. Advanced Diver certification is for certified divers. They can also go deeper. Deep Scuba divers should be familiar with the effects pressure and breathing have on their bodies. They are more susceptible to injury at deeper depths. They must also be able to plan and carry out safe deep dives. Some specialties are more difficult than others. There are a few prerequisites that you must meet to become certified.
Underwater Navigation
Scuba diving requires navigation skills. Scuba divers need to be able to navigate underwater, regardless of whether they are trying to find an object or dive to a beautiful coral reef. Navigation is essential for scuba divers. It is also important to know how to properly use the compass. There are several ways to practice underwater navigation, including by using the compass or natural references.