mtnman

Try posting a message for JBlennie on scuba diving message board. He used to live on the coast and raves about the diving. Whale Sharks, Rhinopias and lots of others.

I clean the heads every time i try to print and occasionally get a good print but mostly I still have the "banding" you refer to. I've really given up on th eprinter and intend to get a new one the only question is which.

I've tried many different papers. When I called Epson they said it was a problem with some of the printers-no fix and won't replace it.

I've never gotten good prints. Almost all of them come out with vertical lines running the length of the print.

I'm in the market to replace my Epson 2200 which I really never liked and which printed L3 seems to be an easy program to print from but I need something that i can rely upon. so any suggestions?

Anyone using the Epson P-7000?

As Mike said with a focus light you will be fine.

We went dry and would do the same again. Aggressor DM let us use the upper deck to suit-up. Sarah had a small tear from the sharp rocks but nothing that a little duct tape and Aqua Seal couldn't handle.

Here you go. http://www.scubadiving.com/forum/m.aspx?m=117120

Check the thread on scubadiving.com. It's a carry-on worst nightmare!

First you have to decide Nikon or Canon. Next forget about the idea of not upgrading if you want the best available. Cameras are evolving so rapidly that your newest and best may be out-dated by the time you use it. Rather then worry about having the absolute best find one that is good for your needs and abilities and go out and shoot,shoot,shoot. For example the Nikon D3 is there newest pro camera(seeAlex's review for info) but there are rumors that the D3X will be out soon. Should you wait or take the plunge now? Tough questions and it gets more difficult when you consider all the D2Xs that are now available for a much more reasonable price. As for housings the best may be easier to pick. Look at Subal and Seacam. I know you have dealt with Ryan before. He is a Subal dealer. Steve Frink is the Seacam dealer. Next time you are in Florida stop at both their shops and handle the housings. Whichever one feels best and fits your hands is the way to go. I hope you're not thinking of switching before Wakatobi. There is too much new IMO to do that. Go with your present setup which you are already getting good shots from.

I have the 2X Kenko and use the ext.ring 40. Best is to check with one of the sites sponsors-Ryan at Reef Photo & Video.

Do you travel with the housing o-ring in place or removed? Yes- all of them Also do you have the 105 port attached? Yes again It all goes in a semi-soft carryon.

Is it possible there is some salt from previous dive? Try soaking then use the belt.

I travel with my D2X in a Subal with the 105 attached. So far never a problem.