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John is correct.

Good work - haven't seen the Bathurst lighthouse from that view before.

Sounds like the light has been put into lock out mode by accident. Your SOLA 1200 Video is a late model version that has the additional safety lock out mode ( shown by the lock on the control panel ) With the Light off , hold the switch in the forward position for 4 secs. The light then turns on , then off, and the dashboard lights flash red 5 times. The light is now in travel lock out mode and will not turn on. The light will charge in this mode but will not switch on To exit , hold the switch forward for 4 seconds. The dashboard lights will flash green 5 times and the light then turns on It should now be back on operation mode. Take heart in knowing your not the first person the be locked out. Peter

What a great set of images. It seems there is no doubt the RX100 is viable option when teamed up with the correct accessory selection.

Great shots Alex - which Fisheye FIX lens did you use ?

Great work - of course you you were shooting with the RED ?

PM sent - Yes the Fig Tree lodge is still there but it has new operators now.

I have the original glass dome - like new. PM if your interested

Why would you want to do this

Recommendation was based on using the lights as fill in a wide angle available light situation. The extra power of the 1200 will give extra penetration in a bright ambient situation - if it's still to bright it can always be turned down where a 800 can't be turned up if its not bright enough. Poor use of english - forgive me i'm a colonial.

Sounds like the SOLA 1200 photo is the perfect choice. Physically the same size as the SOLA 800. 50% more white light power to suit those bright days you mention while still having 3 levels of RED for the macro / night. my 2 cents.

Spoken just like a proud father..............

Hey Matti, Good work - maybe the whaleshark gods will smile and give you the Yin Yang next time

I also have a few - do they need to be working , whats the pod length and which connectors ?

Your on the right track - gentle pressure with a very large slot head screw driver.

Can you post a photo of your system. Early battery pods were attached with super type of velcro.

Let's just hope whatever it is that Nikon do , it's better executed than the Canon 60D insert into their model range.

Hey Matt, Great work

Good work

Byron ?

Fantastic use of language - bring on the discussions

It's not over yet by a long shot !

Go Gudge.

That is a classic. I wonder what sort of release would be required for permission to embed that other persons work into the IPTC data for free ?

Great set of images.