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Bent C

Member Since 20 May 2006
Offline Last Active May 15 2013 05:24 AM

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In Topic: Staying Connected -Hot Shoe Attachments

15 May 2013 - 05:24 AM

On all Ikelites I have used it has been a problem. I have used a piece of eraser rubber cut to fit between the back plate of the housing and the hot shoe. However, on the Nauticam I use now, I use optical wiring and have never had a problem.

In Topic: Red Anthozoan in Lembeh

24 April 2013 - 01:23 AM

I discovered that this is the night anemone, Phyllodiscus semoni. A very interesting anemone with a seriously nasty sting. It mimics stony corals during the day then extends its mouth to feed at night.


That is cool, Nick. Last time I was in Lembeh I dove Police pier with an italian guy that had published a book on dangerous marine creatures, and we where looking for the night anemone there. As far as I understand it, the sting is really quite dangerous and can lead to renal failure. Also, as far as I understand it, it is by night, when it extends its central column to feed, that it is dangerous.

In Topic: A few from the southern Maldives

20 April 2013 - 12:21 AM

and a couple more:

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More pictures from the trip can be seen on http://bentmedia.me/...y/latest-trips/

In Topic: New Housing "Airlock" Vacuum from Backscatter

30 March 2013 - 07:32 AM

To me a vacuum system is more or less needed to really enjoy my underwater photography. Due to plain stupidity on my behalf I have earlier had one total flood and one partial. It came to the level where I worried just to much over doing another screw up, and taking my camera under water became quite stressful, which is the absolute opposite of what I want it to be. A vacuum system takes most, if not all of the worries away, as one simply knows that nothing is Leaking. I agree with the above that any such system is much better than not having a system. I also agree with John, these systems will without doubt be an integral part of future housings.

In Topic: Lembeh Feb 2013

28 March 2013 - 11:49 PM

Really nice!