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very nice! thanks for sharing! Really like the movie

oke tnx for the feedback Tim, main question remains: were the leopards in the Trees?

although I dont use YS ends myself any more, I got several old Sea and Sea arms here with YS end, the part with the hole is around 11 - 12 mm thick. Used to connect these to inon's Z240 Z joint, like this one: https://www.onderwaterhuis.nl/inon-z-joint

very nice shots, really like them!

indeed very nice shots! I can imagine pushing a big camera and housing above the water wouldn't be so nice as well!

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check this article, last page: https://wetpixel.com/articles/field-review-nikon-d750-and-nauticam-na-d750/P4 a lanyard attached to strobe arms is what a lot of people use. On the second page you see it unclipped when in the water.

hi! this sounds a bit like an issue that has been on the forums before, although I'm not sure. Tim G had some issues with the 8-15 nikon and a kenko TC. Maybe its of use, there is the topic, its somewhere near the middle / end I believe.

very nice shots Phil, makes me want to go in the water and dive soon tnx for sharing!

Hi Tim, ye, managing expectations is in place. Maybe add your thoughts on this place when you have been there. Like I said, hope the other side of Zanzibar is at least a little better. have a nice trip, pretty sure the national parks are nice!

Hi Tim, Although I havent dived on Mnemba atoll, I have been to Zanzibar in March this year. We stayed in the stone town area, and made 4 dives with One Ocean. I hate to say, but for me, Zanzibar was, by far, the worst place I have dived in tropical conditions. Most of the reefs were lacking fish, on some reefs we even saw large fishing nets placed, to catch the last few remaining fish there. Coral growth was poor, covered in sand mostly. Wish I could say something different about diving there, and I hope Mnemba atoll is at least a bit better. greetings Robin

nice shots! Most with the 105 it seems, did you add a wet dioptre? greetings!

nice stuff Tim, tnx for the report !

I'm using a lanyard like this one: https://www.bluewaterphotostore.com/nauticam-lanyard-snap-clip on the surface, its attached to my 2 strobe arms to carry the rig (and it keeps my strobe arms in place) when im about to exit the water I clamp it to the strobe arms as well, where the boat crew can grab the camera if stuff gets really wild underwater, of I need to assist my buddy or something, I can clamp one of the bolt snaps to my bcd so I can use both hands.

oke now I read it, looks like a very nice place to visit! Awesome