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oldschoolphotographer

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    Nikonos-V
  1. Thank you so much for the information... it is very helpful! I think what am going to do is rent a full digital camera/strobe package on my next trip to Bonaire in August to see if I like the more compact digital systems. If I do then I may not go to an Ikelite system with DSLR at all. If I don't go that route then I will consider your offer to buy the Substrobe 400, it is in excellent condition and works very well. Although, I have no clue what the value of a strobe like that is now? Thanks again... Mark
  2. Thanks Paul, I am considering going to a Nikon D5000 in an Ikelite housing. I do not think that my sync cords will match up with the Ikelite housing, and I am very uneducated regarding the whole digital realm of underwater photography. Any help you can provide is appreciated.
  3. I am in the process of "possibly" switching to a housed DSLR from my Nikonos-V's. The real concern for me is the cost of having to buy new strobes. I have a SB-105 and an Ikelite Substrobe 400 that obviously will not automatically sync with the digital camera format. I was "told" by Ikelite that the strobes will not work and that I would have to buy new strobes. Does anyone know if this is true or not, and if there is an adapter that will allow these strobs to sync TTL? I have seen mention online of a digital strobe adapter made by Heinrich-Weinkamp? Does anyone have one of these? Any help would be appreciated! Thanks
  4. I am in the process of "possibly" switching to a housed DSLR from my Nikonos-V's. The real concern for me is the cost of having to buy new strobes. I have a SB-105 and an Ikelite Substrobe 400 that obviously will not automatically sinc with the digital camera format. I was "told" by Ikelite that the strobes will not work and that I would have to buy new strobes. Does anyone know if this is true or not, and if there is an adapter that will allow these strobs to sinc TTL? I have seen mention online of a digital strobe adapter made by Heinrich-Weinkamp? Does anyone have one of these? Any help would be appreciated! Thanks
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