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Yesterday at 04:50 AM1 day

Hi, this is Don Silcock and I am an Australian underwater photographer, SEACAM ambassador and photojournalist based from Bali.

Looking forward to being part of and contributing to WaterPixels!

Don

Yesterday at 05:52 AM1 day

Welcome onboard Don, good to see you here.

20 hours ago20 hr

Welcome Don!

I picked up a subsee +10 from you on Facebook a while ago, nice to see you here 😁

15 hours ago15 hr

Welcome!

1 hour ago1 hr

Welcome Don, great you joined.

Looking very much forward to your posts and thoughts and contributions! ..especially first hand reports in the OPP thread.

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Diving with the Weefine 3000 CCW Ring Light
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I have long fascinated with shooting ring lights underwater starting with the Inon Quadflash, through the various Athena modifications to Sea and Sea strobe heads, continuing to the Saga fiber optic rings and now to the Weefine 3000. The Weefine 3000 is the latest version of the LED lights made by Kraken and Weefine. The Weefine 3000 CCW Weefine 3000 CCW Ring Light It's similar to the earlier 3000 lumen LED modules but has adjustable color temperature and a 3000-lumen burst (strobe) mode. It
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Over 50 and still diving? (Go on, admit it....)
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Adobe Lightroom Classic: yes another update - v15.3
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Conservation of Orcas and Chinook salmon in Southeast Alaska
Conservation of Orcas and Chinook salmon in Southeast Alaska

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Nikon Z9 firmware update to v5.32
Nikon Z9 firmware update to v5.32

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