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Nikon D7200 Underwater housing, cameras and accessories for sale. I am selling my entire D7200 set up. If you are not familiar with this model, Nikon’s D7200 is a very capable camera. I have been using it professionally for about a year. It takes fantastic images and it has never let me down. The 7200 is a relatively new model. You would be buying Nikon’s most current consumer level DSLR. Here is what I have. Prices in USD. AQUATICA AD7100/7200 HOUSING. As is, (it is in working order): $1500 Or, I can have it completely refurbished by Aquatica before I send it to you. After the service it would be $1800 AQUATICA 8” ACRYLIC DOME PORT WITH COVER. A few small scuffs and nicks but nothing that can’t be polished out. $500 The housing accepts both the D7100 and D7200 bodies. I have one of each for sale. NIKON D7100 CAMERA BODY $500 NIKON D7200 CAMERA BODY $750 Shipping from Canada.
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Tokina 10-17 over exposing on the wide end
AndyMurch replied to AndyMurch's topic in Shooting Technique, Workflow and Editing
Thanks Bill. I've been using this lens for years and its definitely not strobe position. If I posted images you'd see a narrow angle well exposed shot followed by a wider almost completely white shot. I am just curious how the length could make such an enormous difference. I'm assuming its a circuit board issue in the lens but I am not sure if the lens even transmits exposure data to the camera or if that is all registered by the body itself. -
Hi Guys, On a shoot in False Bay right now and I am experiencing a problem with my Tokina 10-17. Would appreciate some input: My images are about twice as bright at 10mm than at 17mm. So when I set exposure at 17mm and zoom out, it blows out all the images. If I set exposure at 10mm and zoom to 17mm the images are practically black. I've tried it on 2 different D7000 bodies and its doing the same thing so it is clearly the lens. I can keep adjusting the exposure but its very frustrating. Any ideas?
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Dive Ops/Destinations which restrict strobe use
AndyMurch replied to Drew's topic in Trip Reports and Travel
Like Holbox, Ningaloo is another whale shark location that frowns on strobe use. It depends on the operator I think. They also have a strict policy of not letting snorkelers swim further forward than the whale shark's pectoral fins which is a non starter for good shots.