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Eduard Admetlla i Lázaro

Eduard Admetlla i Lázaro (born in Barcelona, Spain, 10 January 1924) is a scuba diving pioneer, underwater cameraman and photographer, designer of underwater camera housings, designer of a self-contained underwater breathing apparatus (scuba), tester of scuba diving gear for the Nemrod trade mark, writer, director of TV series, explorer and broadcaster.〔ZCO1999: Eduardo Admetlla: el gran pionero español del buceo con escafandra autónoma〕〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Eduard Admetlla i Lázaro )
== History ==
Eduard Admetlla was born in Barcelona (Spain) on the 10 January 1924. In 1948 at the age of 24, he started scuba diving. Initially he was an underwater fisherman and became a member of the Asociación de Pesca Submarina de Barcelona (APS) in Barcelona. He soon abandoned this activity as he came to the conclusion that being armed was not the way to go underwater.〔El mundo submarino de eduard Admetlla: Sobre Admetlla〕〔 In 1954 he became a founding member of the Centro de Recuperación y de Investigaciones Submarinas (CRIS).〔 Since then he has been an underwater photographer and cameraman. He also invented underwater camera housings and was a test diver of scuba diving gear for the Spanish trade mark Nemrod. In 1953 he designed and tested successfully a prototype of a scuba diving breathing device.〔Patente de invención nº 208713, Madrid 13 abril 1953〕
On 30 September 1957, at the Spanish naval base at Cartagena he beat the scuba diving world record by diving to .
He has written five books describing his underwater experiences: ''La llamada de las profundidades'',〔Admetlla Lázaro, Eduard. La llamada de las profundidades. Editorial Juventud, 1957.〕 ''Mis amigos los peces'',〔Admetlla Lázaro, Eduard. Mis amigos los peces. Bruguera, 1983. ISBN 84-02-09549-6.〕 ''¡Fondo!'',〔Admetlla Lázaro, Eduard. ¡Fondo!. Plaza & Janes, 1976. ISBN 84-01-33095-5.〕 ''Tierras y profundidades''〔Admetlla Lázaro, Eduard. Tierras y profundidades. Bruguera, 1983. ISBN 84-02-07764-1.〕 and ''Mi aventura submarina''.〔Admetlla Lázaro, Eduard. Mi aventura submarina. Barcelona: Grijalbo, 1984. ISBN 978-8425315404.〕
As a follower of Hans Hass and Jacques Yves Cousteau's work, Eduard Admetlla has been a Spanish pioneer of underwater photography and filming.〔 The first documentary TV series that he directed was ''Rumbo sur'', filmed in black and white. After this experience he became professional and founded the film production company Volitans Films, S.L., which filmed the TV series: ''La llamada de las profundidades'' recorded in the Seychelles Islands; ''Nuestras islas'', filmed in the Balearic and Canary Islands (Spain) and ''Tierras y profundidades'' in the Caribbean. All of these were broadcast by the Spanish television network RTVE. He also recorded the documentary TV series ''La natura en profunditat'' for the Catalonian Television network TV3.

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