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Hi everyone, I'm upgrading to a newer setup so here is my stuff for sale. eBay links just cause I already put pictures and descriptions there. Prices below are eBay prices, I will sell to you guys for cheaper and I'm happy to do package deals. Nikon Coolpix P7700 and Ikelite 6182.77 TTL Underwater Dive Housing - $349 https://www.ebay.com/itm/142667283944?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1558.l2649 Ikelite SubStrobe DS-50 Underwater Strobe Flash DS50 new TTL - $150 https://www.ebay.com/itm/142667430506?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1558.l2649 Ikelite 4103.51 TTL Strobe Substrobe Sync Cord Cable - $45 I have two available. Ikelite 4103.52 Dual TTL Strobe Two Substrobe Sync Cord Cable - $95 Ikelite 4100.6 Exposure Value EV Manual Controller for Ikelite DS Series Strobes - $30 Thanks. Let me know if you have questions.

thank you - i like the idea of ambient light. I've been shooting RAW so white balance shouldn't be a problem. Do you recommend full manual mode for using ambient light? I was thinking aperture priority with ISO set at 100 or 200 would be easiest for me. And I would just adjust aperture and ISO if my shutter speed was too slow.

Hi everyone, I'm currently on Eleuthera (Bahamas) and going to a good shark dive site soon. I have been there once before, I didn't bring my camera. The water is very clear and the reef sharks slowly swim around you. I have a Nikon P7700 (compact camera, about 4 years since it came out) with an Ikelite housing and one ds-50 strobe with TTL functionality. I also have the attachment to adjust strobe power manually but this precludes use of TTL. I have done a lot of snorkeling practicing with the camera. I have been using TTL mode with mostly good results. I have barely practiced with manual strobe settings. Is TTL OK for shark photography? What strategy do you recommend for shark photos? thank you

Hi everyone, I'm from Atlanta. Been taking photos while snorkeling and diving since I was about 10. Just now getting serious with a housing and strobes. I used to use underwater cameras and gopros.