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I have dilema for one of my scenes where a car crashes into lake. I want to do a scene from underwater of it crashing? Any ideas of how to pull it off? I don't have an underwater camera.
Fellow Brickfilmer,
Lord Dargor
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Hmmm I really don't want to put my camera in the water.
Also as another thing how would i animate the car plunging in?
And yes i'm using reall water.
Fellow Brickfilmer,
Lord Dargor
" " I've blown all my minifigs to bits! " "
Maybe, attach a weight to it, use a clear glass or plastic container and press the camera lens up against it and roll the car in
I would probably do something like what MrBrickStudios said
Put you're camera below a glass aquarium and just drop the car in the water.
Like Xpictures said put the camera below the aquarium drop the car in the water cut when the car is
about to float up again and then do that clip in slow motion that could look really cool! 
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