I expect some Osprey claws catching fishies.
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yea.. sure! Talk about the right place, right time... and perfect shutter timing! lol!
I expect some Osprey claws catching fishies.
;-)
yea.. sure! Talk about the right place, right time... and perfect shutter timing! lol!
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I bet you will absolutely love It ! .....But a suggestion ,Grease the "O" ring every time . I flooded my reefmaster 35mm at Molokini crater at 100 feet ,Had a white tip on that role too ! also one thing I learned really fast . If your flash is pointed straight forward ,the sentiment in the water will reflect back and it will look like there are flash bulbs everywhere in the photo. The stuff you photograph will be like nothing we see on dry land ! Good luck Charlie !
OOps I should have known you had some experience ....Just trying to help. I have been diving since 1987 ,I was in Belize a few weeks after you last summer .....(I think it was you ,that posted you were there last summer) Nikonos V's are cheep now ! But I wouldn't want to go back to film and after flooding one I'm afraid of a housing . I will be looking forward to a report on your Cam. Again Good Luck ,may-be we will meet on a dive boat sometime .I bet you will absolutely love It ! .....But a suggestion ,Grease the "O" ring every time . I flooded my reefmaster 35mm at Molokini crater at 100 feet ,Had a white tip on that role too ! also one thing I learned really fast . If your flash is pointed straight forward ,the sentiment in the water will reflect back and it will look like there are flash bulbs everywhere in the photo. The stuff you photograph will be like nothing we see on dry land ! Good luck Charlie !
Thanks! Used to shoot a Nikonos V with dual Strobes... but that was about 20 years ago. Figure this little camera will take a little getting used to! Backscatter can be a B****, for sure! It is much worse with on camera flash, than off camera strobes... to do the difference in angles. Thanks for the hint!![]()
OOps I should have known you had some experience ....Just trying to help. I have been diving since 1987 ,I was in Belize a few weeks after you last summer .....(I think it was you ,that posted you were there last summer) Nikonos V's are cheep now ! But I wouldn't want to go back to film and after flooding one I'm afraid of a housing . I will be looking forward to a report on your Cam. Again Good Luck ,may-be we will meet on a dive boat sometime .I bet you will absolutely love It ! .....But a suggestion ,Grease the "O" ring every time . I flooded my reefmaster 35mm at Molokini crater at 100 feet ,Had a white tip on that role too ! also one thing I learned really fast . If your flash is pointed straight forward ,the sentiment in the water will reflect back and it will look like there are flash bulbs everywhere in the photo. The stuff you photograph will be like nothing we see on dry land ! Good luck Charlie !
Thanks! Used to shoot a Nikonos V with dual Strobes... but that was about 20 years ago. Figure this little camera will take a little getting used to! Backscatter can be a B****, for sure! It is much worse with on camera flash, than off camera strobes... to do the difference in angles. Thanks for the hint!![]()
Really jealous. Last dives were in Cozumel in 1994 or 95. Loved it and wish I were in your shoes now. Maybe in a few years when the kids are older...Can't wait to see some of the pics!! Good luck.
Really jealous. Last dives were in Cozumel in 1994 or 95. Loved it and wish I were in your shoes now. Maybe in a few years when the kids are older...Can't wait to see some of the pics!! Good luck.
If you want to do it.. do it! lol!
Really jealous. Last dives were in Cozumel in 1994 or 95. Loved it and wish I were in your shoes now. Maybe in a few years when the kids are older...Can't wait to see some of the pics!! Good luck.
If you want to do it.. do it! lol!
Trust me...I Will...a few more years and the money will be good again. Water (diving/snorkling) has been a passion as long as i can remember. For now, living vicarious through others will get me through![]()
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