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Hi all! I'm looking for a Sony a6300 or a6500 setup, full or partial, ideally the Nauticam setup with a small dome. If you have something please get in touch Best

Hi mate, still available? Can do $350?

Hi mate, I'm interested in the wide angle lens if available?

Hi sorry, just seen this! Please send me info

Hi everyone, I'm looking for a Sony a6300 or a6500 housing with ports/dome. Flexible with options and kits. Only after metal housings. Many thanks!

Hi mate, I sent you an e mail! Let me know if you didn't get it:)

Hi guys, I am after a second-hand housing for a Sony alpha-6300 (a6300). Ideally a Nauticam, but others considered :-) Let me know if you have one and are interested in buying. Thanks!

Hi all, I'm after a Nauticam housing for the Sony a6000. If anyone has one for sale, do get in touch :-) Cheers

Last slot just became available! LAST MINUTE: departure from Puerto Princesa May 14th evening. Return May 24th morning. Get in touch for info! Gonzo, g.araujo@lamave.org

One spot just opened up! If interested get in touch asap. Departure date: May 14th evening from Puerto Princesa. Equipment available for rent in town at a reasonable price. Get in touch, Gonzo

Hi guys, I'm after an UWL-04 with adaptor for my Natuticam RX100? If anyone has one for sale, do get in touch. Best, Gonzo

Hi guys, I just wanted to invite you on a unique expedition to the Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park and UNESCO Heritage Site. This May 14 we'll be embarking on a research liveaboard vessel from Puerto Princesa, Palawan, Philippines. The main goal is to assess the shark & ray biodiversity of the Park. This also includes understanding the movement and residency patterns of some of the species that visit the park. Working closely with the Park's management office (Tubbataha Management Office), we have put together a team of experts in different fields to bring about shark & ray conservation from one of the last heavens of South East Asia. The team is coming from all over the world, and we have secured a few bits that will enhance the science that'll supply conservation change: - Satellite tags for whale sharks & tiger sharks - Remote Underwater Videocameras (RUVs) - Quadcopters & fixed-wing drones - Acoustic receiver (cetaceans, plankton, vessel movement) We've had a researcher based at the Tubbataha Ranger's station since early March, already collecting RUV footage from around the atolls. He has confirmed the presence of: - Tigers - Scalloped hammerheads - White, blacktip reef sharks - Grey reef sharks - Mobula sp. rays - Whale sharks - Leopard & bamboo sharks The plan would be to meet, greet and brief in Puerto Princesa on the 13th of May, and start cruising on the 14th. We will then have lectures on shark & ray research and conservation techniques. We will finish the work at Tubbataha on the 23rd and cruise back that evening ready to arrive in Puerto Princesa on the 24th May. That is a total of 10 nights on the vessel. The prices of the expedition is $3,000 (USD). All proceeds go to the full realisation of the expedition. The vessel is a research vessel so not a top-end liveaboard and therefore some of the amenities are basic. All food, snacks and soft drinks are included in the total price. So is unlimited diving (up to 4 dives a day) and weights. Dive equipment is not included but it is available for rent in Puerto Princesa. Insurance & flights to/from Puerto are also not included. We are a consortium of US, Italian and Filipino NGOs and have tax-deductible benefits on each respective country. For any more information please contact us on info@lamave.org We look forward to hearing from you and have an infopack ready for those interested. Best wishes, Gonzo ______________________________________ Science Director g.araujo@lamave.org Large Marine Vertebrates Project Philippines www.lamave.org #ExpeditionShark #SharkEden

Hi guys, I just wanted to invite you on a unique expedition to the Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park and UNESCO Heritage Site. This May 14 we'll be embarking on a research liveaboard vessel from Puerto Princesa, Palawan, Philippines. The main goal is to assess the shark & ray biodiversity of the Park. This also includes understanding the movement and residency patterns of some of the species that visit the park. Working closely with the Park's management office (Tubbataha Management Office), we have put together a team of experts in different fields to bring about shark & ray conservation from one of the last heavens of South East Asia. The team is coming from all over the world, and we have secured a few bits that will enhance the science that'll supply conservation change: - Satellite tags for whale sharks & tiger sharks - Remote Underwater Videocameras (RUVs) - Quadcopters & fixed-wing drones - Acoustic receiver (cetaceans, plankton, vessel movement) We've had a researcher based at the Tubbataha Ranger's station since early March, already collecting RUV footage from around the atolls. He has confirmed the presence of: - Tigers - Scalloped hammerheads - White, blacktip reef sharks - Grey reef sharks - Mobula sp. rays - Whale sharks - Leopard & bamboo sharks The plan would be to meet, greet and brief in Puerto Princesa on the 13th of May, and start cruising on the 14th. We will then have lectures on shark & ray research and conservation techniques. We will finish the work at Tubbataha on the 23rd and cruise back that evening ready to arrive in Puerto Princesa on the 24th May. That is a total of 10 nights on the vessel. The prices of the expedition is $3,000 (USD). All proceeds go to the full realisation of the expedition. The vessel is a research vessel so not a top-end liveaboard and therefore some of the amenities are basic. All food, snacks and soft drinks are included in the total price. So is unlimited diving (up to 4 dives a day) and weights. Dive equipment is not included but it is available for rent in Puerto Princesa. Insurance & flights to/from Puerto are also not included. We are a consortium of US, Italian and Filipino NGOs and have tax-deductible benefits on each respective country. For any more information please contact us on info@lamave.org We look forward to hearing from you and have an infopack ready for those interested. Best wishes, Gonzo ______________________________________ Science Director g.araujo@lamave.org Large Marine Vertebrates Project Philippines www.lamave.org #ExpeditionShark #SharkEden

Hi All :-) We (Large Marine Vertebrates Project - Philippines) are starting a collaborative project in the Tubbataha National Park in the Sulu Sea, Philippines, this March. We are setting up remote cameras to try and quantify distribution and presence of different shark species. This work is being done in collaboration with local authorities and in respect of animal welfare. Our set ups consist of GoPro cameras with special housings to fit in power packs for up to 6hrs of recording time, and 200m proof. We've managed to secure all the bits, except the GoPros! We need a further 4 cameras as it stands. We've tested the kits with GoPro Hero 3 Silver and up. We'd really appreciate it, if you have one laying around and we could borrow it for some conservation work! We are a Filipino and American non-profit (501 3 ©), and any asset donated is tax deductible in both countries. For more info please visit www.lamave.org or email me at info@lamave.org I hope to hear from you guys :-) All the best, The LaMaVe Team.

I am after an UWL-04 wet lens for a Nauticam RX100 housing. Do get in touch if you have one, or similar lens. Merry Christmas to all!