wwalker

This is the 6" dome for the Nikon 18-55mm f3.5.5.6 G ED AF-S DX lens, among others. Does anyone have one for sale? Payment by Paypal.
Regards,
John

This may not be useful but I have a new Ikelite 5503.90 port that I will sell to you for $130. If you are interested my email address is wwalker101@hotmail.com. I can send you pictures.

Currently Google+ is by invitation only, they're testing it out to make sure all is good. It will be open to the masses shortly.

Mike

I'm really excited about Google+.  Please let me know as soon as it becomes available to the general public.

I am wondering about anyone had an issue with H20photo?
I have some equipment issues and need assistance

I've had a couple of interactions with Mike from H20photo Pros and he was pretty honest and up front with me about everything. I found him to be a good guy. He is very knowledgeable and has been helpful to me.

You may find your D700 a step too cumbersome for your current diving skills. It's easy to let your camera take your attention away from the diving. You need something you can tether and just let go of to focus on the more important business of staying alive and not kicking hell out of the reef.

If you want to spend some money and also improve your picture quality, suggest you get a strobe/flash for your P3 - one that is ultimately compatible with an SLR set up.

2p

EDIT

Actually the first step in the right direction is probably a copy of Martin Edge's book - The Underwater Photographer.
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I'm also new to underwater photography. I just picked up this book and it has been very interesting/helpful. Thank you for the tip!

You can also practice in a pool.
If you start to feel too confident and think that you are ready to handle the equipment while scuba diving, just try to take some shots in the pool without touching the bottom.