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Thought that idea might come up! Good to have confirmation!

Hahahaha. Indeed. Ok, Im getting the sand paper instead!!

Hi All, I rarely visit here, and did do a search but couldn't find any threads. The labels on my housing (for all the buttons and etc) wear off over time. Im sure we've all experienced it. Has anyone tried a clear coat to keep them on? Maybe a model car sort of clear coat you could paint on with a small brush over the labels? Thanks in advance.

Hi Mark, Super interested. can you email me at caine@cainedelacy.com Cheers Caine

Hi all, Long shot for sure. But I'm in the market for a aquaview 45 from aquatica! Cheers

do you still have the sync cables?

is it a sea n sea 5 pin sync cable? can you post a pic.. cheers

still got these?

still got these for sale?

Hi, Chasing either the zen or aquatic mini dome. be good if you're in the lower 48 of the USA. Cheers

Hi Stephen, Thanks for checking the images out. Hopefully increase my repertoire beyond fish portraits with some new lenses coming my way. Cheers Caine

HI Steve, Thanks for taking the time to check out the images. Yes, I cannot wait to get back in the water armed with the Tokina.. Had a look at your website too, I like the concept of what you guys are doing. Being a passionate about the fact that our seas last hope is educating the young, and then in time they'll be the ones making policy decisions, your work is extremely valuable in our goal of saving our oceans. Thanks and Keep it up. Caine

Great images. also, love the sunburst effect, i seem to fail miserably at that. I think the third one is my favourite. That shot evokes a sense of personality and charisma. almost like it is checking you out. Thanks for your good work. Loved the frogfish gallery also.. I have a couple of images of those critters to from Mozambique. You'll find one here. http://delacy.smugmug.com/Underwater/Under...001298082_9uiCm

HI all, Well actually I guess I have been floating (excuse the pun) around for a few years, but really never introduced myself, nor really posted anything. Anyway, I have been diving for many years (damn, 14 now) and I am also a marine biologist, and get to travel the world doing it. I certainly lucked out there. So i have been shooting now for a couple of years (underwater at least with am slr set-up, guess I cut-my-teeth using an old nikon 5400 with nikons strobe, but was never happy with the results, and my last shot with that was in 2005) and many years shooting mainly rock climbing. But I wanted to share a couple of images with you all, just to introduce myself, and essentially open myself up to the wonderful world of constructive criticism (and if you really hate em' you can tell me, I'm thick-skinned!) from my peers, and especially on a website where I have seen some incredible images. SO no doubt, my images will only benefit from being a little more active on here. So here are a couple of images. At the moment, I am shooting Nikon D300, in Aquatica, with Sea&Sea Ys 110. My only lens config at the moment (will be adding to this shortly) is 17-55 2.8 in the biggish port (not the biggest aquatica one, I think mine is 8 inches, ha sounds like I'm talking about something else). My next addition is potentially the Tokina fish eye that people seem to be psyched about- the close focussing distance is what's enticing me. Oh yeah, here are the images.. http://delacy.smugmug.com/Underwater/Under...002441387_btnvV http://delacy.smugmug.com/Underwater/Under...001298443_3ESZ5 http://delacy.smugmug.com/Underwater/Under...001419123_bSetc http://delacy.smugmug.com/Underwater/Under...002441387_btnvV By the way, I work in Mozambique, Indonesia, Honduras and Cuba, setting up research programs using stereo-video techniques to survey reef fish communities. So if any of you are interested I'd be happy to chat with you about my work. Please enjoy, and feel free to point out the flaws and/ or recommendations to improve my images. Cheers Caine

Just wondernig if you know what size pelican case it would all fit in? If not, how did you transport it. Cheers