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@JB_Cazajous ”I really struggle to keep it above water. Even with the added equipment I explained earlier, my camera still sinks.” Yep, exactly! Even with scuba it can be the same problem. Housings with all their attachments are very heavy out of the water. Floating it on a partially inflated BCD solved the problem.
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Well good to get you off the sidelines, Paul. A warm welcome to Waterpixels. We hope being a member is better than sneakin' a peek. Good to have you with us. Best wishes Tim
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Hi James Very sorry indeed to read about your mum. Our condolences. Best wishes from the Waterpixels team
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My pleasure!
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Hi Nick! Good to have you with us. A warm welcome to Waterpixels . Best wishes Tim
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Yet more updates to Lightroom were released on 20 February. LR Classic to v15.2, Desktop to v9.2 and Mobile to v11.2 Brief highlights (courtesy of The Lightroom Queen) Assisted Culling (Classic & Desktop) - improvements for Group shots Send/Share to Firefly (Classic & Desktop) - you can add a prompt to edit the photo using a variety of AI models. Topaz Gigapixel / Generative Upscale (Desktop) - an alternative method to using Super Resolution. Crop (iPhone and Android) - there are new pop-ups for social media aspect ratios. -
Hey Water Duck We’re delighted to welcome another Old Fart to Waterpixels. Great to have you with us. We hope you enjoy the forum. Best wishes from another OF.
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Not sure if this truly a landmark or not, but thanks to all the activities of members, the 23,000th Waterpixels post was recorded today. -
Hi Clément! A warm welcome to Waterpixels. Really great to have you with us. We hope you enjoy the forum. Best wishes Tim
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Snorkelling or diving is pretty much the same for splits. You need the camera slightly submerged. I thought the swimming bands on the strobe arms a super idea. I did wonder though whether putting the housing on a swimming board would make it difficult to submerge. Sitting on the inside of a partially inflated BCD (so sitting on the BCD's back rest) was the method I'd found reasonably effective. You can play around a little to start with increasing the air in the BCD until you get the right level of buoyancy. You can also sort of rest on the BCD and push it down or angle it with your arms.
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Hi CRobinson! A warm welcome to Waterpixels! Great to have you with us. we hope you really enjoy the forum. Best wishes Tim
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Excellent. They’re so easy to make you’ll be wishing you did it ages ago!
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Dave, we were on Harmoni last year. Brilliant! Best liveaboard we’ve done.
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I'm with Chris. A Retra diffuser cunningly fitted to the Backscatter strobe. Fiendish.
