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- Member Title Sting Ray
- Age 38 years old
- Birthday August 12, 1974
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Nikon D80
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Ikelite
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Ikelite SS 125, SS 100
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In Topic: Emergency - Broken Port Lock
19 September 2011 - 12:27 AM
I was on the MY Obsession, we had a fun week with the diveclub.
We went for some hammerhead-action, but they stayed a bit too far in the deep. I guess the water was a bit too warm for them.
Greetz,
Kees
In Topic: Emergency - Broken Port Lock
06 September 2011 - 10:06 PM
I am also heading for a liveaboard tomorrow. I am leaving from Port Ghalib in Marsa Alam.
I am happy to lent you an Ikelite portlock from my old housing if we can arrange to meet somewhere. I am in Port Ghalib thursday night around 23.00h (I guess).
Greetings,
Kees
In Topic: Fiber optic trigger - D7000 and INON Z240
07 August 2011 - 09:56 PM
The only thing I still miss, is a remote slavesensor for optic triggering.
In Topic: Off camera Strobe shots
12 December 2010 - 01:23 PM
The single Inon Z240 was triggered by a slave sensor with a metre of cable attached to the srobe synch cable.
The sensor needs to be in line of sight of the triggering strobe but the slave strobe can be hidden.
In the first image my model Rilana has the sensor in her hand, it's so sensitive she has it pointed away from the camera and triggering strobe, but it still fired the slave !!
The cable is just visible coming under her left elbow.
See http://www.uwpmag.com/ issue57 for Alex Mustard's comprehensive article. I used exactly the same set-up.
I hope this helps
Nige Wade
Thanks, I knew the article I was just curious what slavesensor or trigger you used.
In Topic: Off camera Strobe shots
10 December 2010 - 02:42 AM
How do you trigger the strobes?
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