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I am afraid XXL would be too big. My boots are not big; I don't dive drysuite.

I am looking for a pair of Excellerating Force Fins. Can anyone suggest where can I get them in the Toronto, Canada area? What size should I get, L, XL or XXL? I am wearing size 11 street shoes. Will be wearing them over the normal boot that goes with the 3 mm wetsuit. Also what are pro and...

Excellerating Force Fins look to be unconventional, but an interesting option. They seem to be lightweight, which is good for traveling to tropical destinations. How much do they weight? Where to buy them? So far I was only able to find them Force Fin website, and they are EXPENSIVE - $395...

Hello fellow photographers, My question is about the skill, which is needed for every photographer - backfinning. I have been practicing it; so far unable to really master it. I understood that the type of fins you use plays the role here. Mine are Mares classic type fins. May be I should...

Color profiling a monitor for consistent colors.

Where did you see the crocodile? #11 is the crocodile fish, which not quite the same thing as a crocodile. :)

Impressive pictures! But I cannot comment on cameras of your choice.

Check the buoyancy of your complete setup. It might be a little too negative. Operating a heavy rig underwater could be quite stressful task let alone it may affect your own buoyancy balance. You may need to add some floats. Also the first dive in the swimming pool would be the safest.

Check how it is implemented in your camera. I believe in most cameras if you set 16:9, you are cropping the native 4:3 or 3:2 image. You are effectively loosing some top and bottom portions of your picture. Unless you are not planning to do any post-processing and completely satisfied with...

Before deciding on housing check if it is has ports compatible with lenses that you plan to use underwater. It might happen that a housing that you choose doesn't have a port for your preferable lens. You have to consider much more things than just which camera model is better and less...

Hey ozziworld, that guy looks familiar. I think I met him. Is it from the Blue Corner?

One more late post, but I think you gonna like it. Napoleon Wrasse in Palau.

The boxfish is the beauty, very nice urchin photo and awesome land pictures. I enjoyed watching. Thanks for sharing.

Looking at pictures and data I do not see any light coming from strobes; ambient only. That’s why you are forced to set that long exposure. With strobes properly working you should be setting the shutter speed to something like 1/100 to 1/400 on the DX-2G (no matter what is your aperture...

The 1G had beendiscontinued long ago. The 2G discontinuedas well. It is a shame because thesewere great cameras. I guess it was notthe Sea&Sea choice. The camera makerRicoh discontinued them. If you neededthe 2G, I have one in great conditions sitting idle on the shelf since Iupgraded to...

From my experience. I bought two inexpensive replacement batteries for my 2G, one rated 1250mAh and another 1600mAh. Both turned out to be garbage. They didn't last, had to be replaced after each dive. The 1600mAh rated was the worst battery, sometimes it couuldn't survive one dive. Then I...

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing. I wanna be there…

There is more than camera and lenses to consider, when selecting a housing – lighting system. That’s probably is a rebel part of your nature that makes you ignoring what other people say :) (please forgive me being personal on the public forum). The first time you use a strobe underwater will...

Check again what LiteWeight said. Selecting housing think ahead what lenses you would want to have in the future, not just the first lens.