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  1. OwenLyonsDiver
    Hi. I love my Olympus TG-5, the macro is insane. However, I'm having some trouble shooting fish, as no matter what I do (iso, aperture, etc) the camera always picks too low a shutter speed when using a flash. I understand that the flash has to be able to sync to the shutter speed but I've had shutter speeds varying from 30-100 when using the flash. All to often this value is 30, creating motion blur in my images. This can be fine for slow, macro creatures but is incredibly unreliable for fish. I'm wondering if there is any hack (to allow me to change shutter speed) or a mode which generally selects higher shutter speeds which still allows me to use underwater white balance as well as shoot in raw. Thanks
  2. brandoncole
    FOR SALE: Nikon AF Micro Nikkor 105mm f2.8D macro lens Price: $275 Payment method: PayPal Item condition: 8+ Shipping instructions: Free shipping in continental US Classic professional workhorse for underwater macro imaging for Nikon digital and film cameras. 1:1 life-size reproduction ratio on full-frame cameras, greater than life-size on cropped-sensor. Works perfectly. Very good condition cosmetically. No scratches on glass. Sharp optics. Comes with front and back Nikon caps. Photos of the lens below. Thanks for your interest. Brandon Cole tel: 509-535-3489 e: brandoncole (at) msn.com
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