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About mchiado

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    United States
  • Camera Model & Brand
    Sony A6500
  • Camera Housing
    Nauticam NA6500
  • Strobe/Lighting Model & Brand
    Dual S&S YS-D2
  • Accessories
    WWL-1 and CMC-1 wet lenses

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  1. mchiado

    Hi Matt,

    I heard at Bluewater you moved back east. How are things?

    Mike

     

  2. mchiado started following WTB: Nauticam housing for Sony a6300 or a6500 and FS: Nauticam ports/gears/180 VF/extension rings, Kraken focus lights, Tok 10-17, other misc
  3. mchiado
    Hi, Any of the Nauticam parts still available--180 VF, 20mm extension ring, 8-15 Zoom gear? Mike
  4. mchiado
    Still looking? I'm getting ready to list my NA-6500.
  5. mchiado
    I stayed at Ramon's last year. I really liked the convenience of dive operation being just steps away from the rooms. Good rinse and storage on docks very close to boats. The resort was in very good shape, as where the docks and boats. Searching my memory, i can't recall anything I would complain about.
  6. mchiado
    Great shots. I was in Moorea last year for humpbacks and we didn't have visibility like that! amazing shots!
  7. mchiado
    I found a narrow-beam focus light was much easier to use than a wide angle one. For some reason a wide beam was almost vertigo inducing. I don't know if all BW dives are like this, but my experience is from Anilao and being in the water reminded me of a snow storm. The narrow beam, with its limited field of view, was much easier comprehend.
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