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  • Birthday 09/24/1961

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    Canon 1DXMKIII and Canon 7D
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    Inon and Supe
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    Monitor 502 and Nautical housing, Video Lights +++++++
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  1. Used https://www.squarespace.com and found it pretty user friendly with options to upscale into a business model. Diggy https://www.scubadiggy.com
  2. If you do end up flying to Manila then I suggest Puerto Galera for reefs as well as macro and if you really are into super macro as also macro with some amazingly weird critters then and overnight Ferry to Romblon would be super. I stayed with https://the-three-p.com they are very professional and good. You also get to do some amazing black water dives if that's your thing. Same applies to Anilao, but I find Romblon very unique. Hope this helps Diggy
  3. Maybe if its not oil then you could use a hair dryer to evaporate the water droplets, but that may probably leave a stain inside.
  4. Throughly enjoyed watching this...Not easy to shoot the teeny ones for sure probably impossible for my aged eyes 🙂 Thanks for sharing. Diggy
  5. There was a time when some fantastic images were made and probably still are being made, be it wide angle or macro with older model strobes be it Inon's or sea and sea or Ikelite's. I do agree that there are some new strobes out there that surpass the older ones in power, light distribution and colour rendition as also battery life. I have been using one brand lately that can give me up to 4 dives without a battery change, but i would rather still stick with my older Inons. I am not trying to change the tone or content of this thread, but do believe that in the correct hands, most would do the job except in conditions with pelagics where power and fast recharge would be most helpful. Sorry just my two bits. And yes had i the budget would jump at buying the retras. Diggy
  6. Well That's a great article by Vinnie and Vinnie has been quite humble in describing the kind of photographer he is. But having know him long enough, I would definitely add that Vinnie (Vandit) is a VERY VERY good photographer (underwater too). He does pen articles a little better though 🙂 🙂 Liked the read Vinnie. Diggy
  7. hey mike dive Pemuteran extensively many years ago. Never did manage to shoot these elusive beauties. But while looking for them found some pyjama cardinal fish. In my honest opinion one of the best places to shoot these would be Ambon. Success nearly every evening. Diggy
  8. Hi purchased this some time ago but was a mistake as its not fitting the relevant port. $125 for the same. Diggy
  9. To be quite honest, I have two of the SUPE strobes one of which gave me some problems. Mind you I had purchased directly from SUPE not a retailer/Distributor. It was replaced immediately and shipping was also borne by them. A few months later had an issue once more. Replaced again at their cost. I had to pay some duty though this time. Since then both work just fine. I would imagine that if one deals directly with them things would be better handled ? Only fair that I post this here I believe? Diggy
  10. Thanks Eric for setting this up and helping my journey in UW photography starting with a canon G series to an Olympus E330 and now full frame DSLR. Wetpixel has been an intrinsic part. Diggy
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