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In Topic: Wow - My dive log is now on my Mac!
24 December 2010 - 10:35 PM
Let me add another endorsement for MacDive - its a great bit of software which makes it easy to look back at dives, add photos and notes. I've 'only' got the D6 but love the combination!
In Topic: New G11 Owner
27 May 2010 - 02:18 AM
Hi Chris - It worked rather well for me on my last trip. I tended to use the velcro to cover the internal flash and use the fiber optic to drive the S&S.
I kept the diffuser on the S&S most of the time as I found that I got better results...You can see some of the photos http://www.flickr.co...57623380339279/ and check the EXIF to see which had flash and which didnt. I'm off to Egypt in early July so will have some more shots to show you...
From what I have seen on the single trip that I have used it the S&S works very well and I am very happy with it. The one thing that I would say is to check to make sure that the arm and tray that you get give you enough flexibility in terms of where you position the flash - I ended up changing the arm I used to give me the ability to have the flash as far away from the lens as possible...
Let me know if you need more info
I kept the diffuser on the S&S most of the time as I found that I got better results...You can see some of the photos http://www.flickr.co...57623380339279/ and check the EXIF to see which had flash and which didnt. I'm off to Egypt in early July so will have some more shots to show you...
From what I have seen on the single trip that I have used it the S&S works very well and I am very happy with it. The one thing that I would say is to check to make sure that the arm and tray that you get give you enough flexibility in terms of where you position the flash - I ended up changing the arm I used to give me the ability to have the flash as far away from the lens as possible...
Let me know if you need more info
In Topic: Strobe for G11
23 January 2010 - 04:04 AM
Just an aside but I was speaking to my local u/w camera shop during the week and their reccomendation was get a wide angle adaptor as (for the diving that I do - Red Sea, Oman, Mexico) the ambient light is enough and a wide angle adaptor will allow me to get closer, removing the 'amount' of water in the way and thus improve colours..sort of made sense (but of course, after I had bought my strobe!)
I'm back in 2 weeks so will show you the fruits of my labours
I'm back in 2 weeks so will show you the fruits of my labours
In Topic: G11 Strobe for Work & Play
19 January 2010 - 07:36 AM
I've gone for the YS110a option with my G11 also with the fibre optic connection.
On land, it works perfectly - I get consistent exposures regardless of the subject as long as I am not in M mode (manual) as it is not supported.
Cant tell you how good it works underwater yet but I am off for 2 weeks at the weekend and can let you know then!
I chose the S&S 110a because in the UK the Inon z240 is really expensive - $1200 (£750)....
Have a look at http://www.digitaldi...net/strobes.php to see the specs of each strobe
On land, it works perfectly - I get consistent exposures regardless of the subject as long as I am not in M mode (manual) as it is not supported.
Cant tell you how good it works underwater yet but I am off for 2 weeks at the weekend and can let you know then!
I chose the S&S 110a because in the UK the Inon z240 is really expensive - $1200 (£750)....
Have a look at http://www.digitaldi...net/strobes.php to see the specs of each strobe
In Topic: Strobe for G11
18 January 2010 - 12:54 AM
I seem to have replied to you on another thread - http://wetpixel.com/...showtopic=33869
Basically, dont scrimp on the strobe!
Basically, dont scrimp on the strobe!
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