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I'm selling the following... Sony A7RII Camera Sony VG-C2EM Vertical Grip Nauticam NA-A7II Housing 4x NP-FW50 batteries with charger (all genuine Sony) Hawkwoods LR-16U dummy battery with 3x DV-F550 batteries (doubles battery life of A7RII) Spare O-rings Everything is in excellent condition...

This has now been sold.

Sorry, I should've mentioned free shipping only applies to UK. I've had a quick look at a few international postal services and the cheapest I could find is £125. It seems quite expensive but it's guaranteed in 3-5 days and tracked.

Nauticam NA-550D Housing with Canon 550D & 2 Lenses The housing has never actually been in the water - it has sat on a shelf for over a year gathering dust. It was a gift for my wife but she doesn't dive enough to justify keeping it. The camera has been used, but not that much. Also...

I’m looking for some advice from people who have set up, run or have knowledge of expedition-style dive charters. I won’t go into full details of the planned operation (mainly because it's not actually my operation), I’m really just after some guidance on some of the 'official' aspects necessary...

Sorry, I dont' mean to hijack this thread either, but I'm looking for some info... I'm looking at the possibility of organising a research and photography expedition to dive the Chilean Fjords for 3-4 weeks some time in 2011/2. I realise this is fairly uncharted territory with regards to...

bit of both really - the more training you do the longer it'll take before the 'pain' or rather contractions begin (if that's what you mean by 'pain'), but the more you do the more accustomed you'll get to the feeling and realise you can push beyond the point where you feel you need to breathe...

I've never used YS-250's but have two Z240's - they are absolutely suberb. The YS-250's look great, but the size/weight would put me off. Still, if you're shooting lots of wide-angle at very small apertures maybe you'd appreciate the extra brightness - for most other shooting though I'd go for...

exercise is obviously crucial, but practising breathing techniques and regular breath-holding (safely with a buddy) are just as important. Make sure you 'warm up' adequately, stretching as you would for other forms of exercise, and then take as long as you need to get in the 'zone' before going...

I'm looking at the possibility of organising a research and photography expedition to dive the Chilean Fjords for 3-4 weeks some time in 2011/2. I realise this is fairly uncharted territory with regards to diving, but wondered if anyone here had any experience of the region? I'm aware there...

is this still for sale? Would you ship to UK?