GLENFWB
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All I can say is SUPERB!
Weekend at Ginnie and Peacock
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UCFKnightDiver
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WOW! great shots Don
Saltwater Junky
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Sweet! Really nice shots.
Trying to decide on type of housing and strobes to purchase. What does your setup consist of? What do you find to be your most versatile lens length?
Thanks for sharing.
Trying to decide on type of housing and strobes to purchase. What does your setup consist of? What do you find to be your most versatile lens length?
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the comment. As for the gear setup here it is:
Nikon D200 with Sigma 10-20mm lens (used at the 10mm end)
Ikelite housing with 6" dome port.
Ikelite DS-125 Strobe with TTL synch cord
I'm hoping to get a few remote subs before my trip to Mexico in March. I find that the 10mm is the only lens I use. I have a flat port and 60mm macro, but it really is best for macros, and there is very little that I want to macro shoot in a cave. If I were doing lots of saltwater diving, I'd probably use it, but with caves, the wider, the better.
Nikon D200 with Sigma 10-20mm lens (used at the 10mm end)
Ikelite housing with 6" dome port.
Ikelite DS-125 Strobe with TTL synch cord
I'm hoping to get a few remote subs before my trip to Mexico in March. I find that the 10mm is the only lens I use. I have a flat port and 60mm macro, but it really is best for macros, and there is very little that I want to macro shoot in a cave. If I were doing lots of saltwater diving, I'd probably use it, but with caves, the wider, the better.
Given your talent, I can't WAIT to see what you produce out of Mexico . . . !
Ed Jackson1
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Are you going to Mexico with Bert and Connie? I'm on that trip too.
Ben mentioned today that there "may" be one spot open. March 11-18. You should give Bert or Connie a call.
Amazing pics. we were sitting outside peacock when you guys were going in. ( The ones with the antiquated steel doubles) Fantastic shots.
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