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pakman
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as Borat would say...
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Is Nice! You like? I like!
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RonFrank
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Diver Dennis:
I shouldn't laugh, I have forgotten to take my lens cap off on a Palau dive...:shakehead
Lens cap? What's that?
RonFrank
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pakman:missed this moray photo on my first pass thru my Palau pics... I'm impressed with how sharp the Sigma 18-50 f2.8 EX is behind the dome (even when the photo is cropped...).
BTW, does it look like this moray has a set of fangs in the middle of his mouth?
Eels are one of my favorites. I love this shot! How do you like the Sigma? Does that lens do Macro? I'll have to look.
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pakman
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Ron, its the older non Macro version of the Sigma 18-50 EX f2.8. There is newer Macro version which focuses closer (not sure what the exact ratio is but its not true macro). I like it a lot and now that I have the Tokina 10-17 fisheye (which is also turning out to be a great little lens) to cover the ultrawide range, the Sigma 18-50 spends a lot of time on my camera as it does a good job at 18mm as well as to 50mm behind a dome. If I didn't already have the 18-50, I probably would have snapped up the 17-70 macro that Alcina has!
jonix
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clgsamson:yeah everything checks out including ....
Mike, lotion is your friend....
parabolic
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Great stuff pakman. ++Ken++
PermanentlyNarced
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Interesting. It appears that this is normal for morays.
"The large, sharp teeth are arranged in single rows in both jaws and also in a row along the roof of the mouth."
This quote was taken from the following site:
http://www.amonline.net.au/fishes/students/focus/gymno.htm
"The large, sharp teeth are arranged in single rows in both jaws and also in a row along the roof of the mouth."
This quote was taken from the following site:
http://www.amonline.net.au/fishes/students/focus/gymno.htm
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pakman
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permanentlynarced, thanks for that tidbit! I would have never known. Just thought this guy didn't go to the orthodontist as a kid... Here's the same guy from different angles...
Here's the same guy from different angles...
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