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About Barrelfindr

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    Starfish
  • Birthday 07/08/1997

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    Davidgrantphotography.com

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    Male
  • Location
    Bay Area
  • Interests
    surf photography, Surfing, Reading, commercial fishing, skating, model building

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  • Camera Model & Brand
    Canon 1Dx mkiii
  • Camera Housing
    SPL Waterhousings
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  1. Barrelfindr
    The camera itself fits. However the shutter release cable is on the other side with the MK3
  2. Barrelfindr started following Going for broke and New SPL Waterhousing for CANON 1DXmkii + 8-15mm lens port
  3. Barrelfindr
    Moved Price down to $1, 500
  4. Barrelfindr
    I bought the housing New from the SPL site before getting the 1DX mkII, When I finally went in to order they said they weren't shipping the mkII and that if I waited they could sell me the 1DXmkIII for the same price! of course I opted for that but now I have a housing that doesn't fit the new camera body. Housing is brand new. Never been in the water. never left the house. -NOT a dive housing and shouldn't be treated as such- FEATURES and CONTROLS: Weight: 3.75 lbs with lens port + trigger Rated for 25-30ft MAX-Aperture -shutter speed -Manual shutter release -Back focus Interchangeable ports INCLUDED:-Camera housing -Extra screw nuts -8-15mm lens port -extra nuts for trigger-detachable side grip -detachable pistol grip -neoprene port cover -O-Ring Lubricant -Alan key for port screws Selling for $2000contact me for any further questions. Davidgrant186@gmail.com thanks
  5. Barrelfindr
    thanks for putting the photos up! definitely a good case of watermark staining for sure, I've had a few friends say that your run-of-the-mill toothpaste is a good place to start! I've tried it before (although on not so bad of a stained port) and seemed to work fine. seems the toothpaste grinds away at it until they disappear without leaving scratches. But always worth a try! good luck!
  6. Barrelfindr
    As a new member I wanted to share some photos from my ocean adventures, Hope you like. always up for any critique or insight to any details that I may have missed! In this photo: A friend Chris pulling way back into the belly of this beautiful wave. Shot with Canon 70D + 10-22mm lens (at 10mm). within a SPL water housing near SF
  7. Barrelfindr

    As a new member here, I wanted to share a few of my photos from past water sessions, hope they catch your eye! 

    I always appreciate critiquing and insight to details I may have missed or could improve upon

    thanks! 

    Here is a photo I took of my Buddy Wyatt in the greenest room in town! Shot with a Canon 70D with a 10-22mm lens at F4.5

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  8. Barrelfindr
    Hey guys! My name is David, and I'm an aspiring big-wave surf photographer! I'm 22 years old and have been swimming in waters From OB (sf) to Santa Cruz for around 6 years. Started from land then graduated to water gear which has changed my whole perspective on photography. I am also an avid surfer here in Nor Cal which helps with the positioning and timing of surf photography. stoked to start posting a bunch! Thanks for reading, DG
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