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If i need to save on baggage weight will there be an adaptor for my Swedish man pump?
Scuba_SI
Member Since 24 Jul 2005Offline Last Active Mar 27 2013 03:34 AM
#328421 Vacuum Pumps Again!
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on 23 March 2013 - 05:26 PM
#326900 I don't get it!
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on 28 February 2013 - 06:24 AM
Competition entries that prohibit cropping. Had that 'crop up' in our shootout last year.
#323618 Little Green Shrimp in Lembeh, supermacro video.
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on 01 January 2013 - 08:27 PM
Here is a short video i shot yesterday of the 'Little Green Shrimp.' It was shot here in Lembeh using both the Canon 7D and the Canon 5Dmk3 cameras in Nauticam housings.
On the 5Dmk3 i used the Canon MP-E 65mm lens set at 4x, and on the 7D i used the 100mmL with stacked 5x and 10x Subsee Dioptres.
It was, for me, and interesting comparison between the two methods. the MP-E 65 get's built up as an amazing lens but very few take it underwater, and after shooting this i think for the average holiday makers its not worth taking underwater - might as well stack 2 diopters and have more flexibility for almost the same image quality.
Of course this isnt apples to apples as i would need two of the same camera for that, I will try the MP-E on the 7D soon!
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On the 5Dmk3 i used the Canon MP-E 65mm lens set at 4x, and on the 7D i used the 100mmL with stacked 5x and 10x Subsee Dioptres.
It was, for me, and interesting comparison between the two methods. the MP-E 65 get's built up as an amazing lens but very few take it underwater, and after shooting this i think for the average holiday makers its not worth taking underwater - might as well stack 2 diopters and have more flexibility for almost the same image quality.
Of course this isnt apples to apples as i would need two of the same camera for that, I will try the MP-E on the 7D soon!
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#318704 Any feedback from those using NA-5DMarkIII ?
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on 19 October 2012 - 06:42 AM
I just started using a 5Dmk3 today, and as im waiting for parts for my flashes im shooing at high ISO - it is very nice. I need to get the 'L' 100mm to take full advantage of the focus speed.
Back to hardwired flashes is a bit dull but i think using ttl for the past few years made my photography go backwards. More keepers but less stunners when it comes to ttl, imho.
Edit: I'm a numpty, didnt realise this thread was for the housing type and not just the camera! I'm sure the housing is going to be a great one from Nauticam!
Back to hardwired flashes is a bit dull but i think using ttl for the past few years made my photography go backwards. More keepers but less stunners when it comes to ttl, imho.
Edit: I'm a numpty, didnt realise this thread was for the housing type and not just the camera! I'm sure the housing is going to be a great one from Nauticam!
