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Tropo, Not sure what you meant. The vaccines develop antibodies in the persons who have had the shot(s), but having the shot(s) does not imply they have been infected. Think about it: if you get a flu shot, it does not give you the flu! You develop antibodies as a result of the shot. Persons who have had the vaccine can still possibly transmit the virus without being infected, which is why the current advice is to continue with mask and social distancing. There are studies ongoing to confirm or reject this idea, so until those are complete the precautions are quite logical. Tom
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New coral species found near the Galapagos Islands
wydeangle replied to DS256's topic in Critter Identification
Here's one I found at 13 feet in fresh (slightly chlorinated) water: Probably avius potterius -
Interesting claim about processing power needed on the 12K camera's page at BlackMagic: Obviously I have not tried it (grin)...
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Got one - thanks!
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Looking for a Canon G16 housing, preferably Canon brand, for a friend who dives every day and wore out her older housing
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New coral species found near the Galapagos Islands
wydeangle replied to DS256's topic in Critter Identification
Alex, ROTFL Tom -
What's your favourite underwater documentaries?
wydeangle replied to Aquatic Images's topic in Photo / Video Showcase
One of my favorites is: Life Cycle of Fish by Ned DeLoach If you're already a member of REEF, just log in and watch. If not, it's easy and free to become a member. Ned gives a very fine overview of the reproductive strategies of many different species.- 9 replies
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I use an AX700 so a bit different from the Panasonics. My shutter speed is set to 1/125. I formerly used 1/60 but find that action is a bit crisper at 1/125. The only time I'd be tempted to go back to 1/60 would be an ultra low light situation. Your thoughts? Tom
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Neptune63, This is probably your best bet: http://www.southern-nikonos.com/index.html Tom
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Thanks to everyone I now have a new set of clamps. No more needed at this time. Tom
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Gentlemen, Using Ian Marsh's clue for internet searching (DuckDuckGo is your friend ;-)), I'm presently negotiating for a set. I'll post the outcome I hope at least by next week. Thanks to all, Tom
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wydeangle started following WTB: "wheel" style 1" ball clamps
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I'd like to find 2, 4 or 6 of the older "wheel" style 1" ball clamps. Here's a photo of one: Thanks, Tom
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Int, I use a Sony AX700 and recently experienced a huge improvement in autofocus success underwater. A diver heard me complaining about focus failure using WIDE, and suggested I try CENTER focus. Oh, what a complete difference it has made! Here's a bit of detail: Including CENTER, there are five focus modes available for the AX700 camera in video mode. The other four are MANUAL, ZONE, FLEXIBLE SPOT and WIDE. ZONE and FLEXIBLE SPOT are available if the screen can be touched or if the joystick can be operated to indicate to the camera where to focus underwater. These aren't available on the Gates housing. So until recently I used WIDE, following the recommendation of the "experts." This resulted, as you mentioned, in lots of focus hunting and failures to focus. Very frustrating. When I switched to CENTER focus, magic seemed to happen! Most of the out of focus moments went away - my footage is in focus probably well over 90% of the time. What a great relief! Hope this helps, Tom
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Scuba Diving in Roatán, Honduras - January 2020 (4K)
wydeangle replied to EvilOtter's topic in Photo / Video Showcase
What Quinn said!