TimG
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Thanks Ido I guess they are not going to re-open then! You have to wonder whether this lens is ever going to return to the market. A pity.
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Woah, you are one tough, dude! Good luck with that. I had to put a jumper on to even read that. I'm off to the Red Sea fairly soon: 28C degrees.... 😎
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Chris is a whizz at humidity/fogging issues and I'm sure will chip-in. What's the air temperature? Based on my own experience, I reckon leaving the housing closed up (not open) overnight in the normal ambient temperature is usually the way to go.
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Pedersen Cleaner shrimp with eggs , Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles
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Pedersen Cleaner Shrimp with eggs on the Something Special dive site, Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles© Timsimages.uk
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Great to have you with us, Nando. Welcome!
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Good to have you with us, Superego (great Username!). We like to convert Lurkers to Members. Welcome to Waterpixels.
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Hi Superego The contacts I have are: subalhousings@gmail.com - which I exchanged emails with Harald in June/July and karl@subal.com - I emailed him about two weeks ago and have had no response Like you, not much of an issue until the last couple of weeks. Can you post how you get on, please? Tim
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An upgrade is available to the Nikon Z6III firmware to version 1.02 Nikon announce that this has fixed the following issues: - The camera would fail to record videos correctly on some CFexpress memory cards. - Uploading pictures via Ethernet would fail with an error. -
Pink anemonefish share their anemone home with Banggai cardinalfish and commensal shrimps, Lembeh Straits, Indonesia© Timsimages.uk
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Trumpetfish (Aulostomus maculatus) swims under jetty in the Lembeh Straits of North Sulawesi, Indonesia© Timsimages.uk
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I have to put my hand up as having gone through the route Z240 - Retra ProX - Retra ProMax. I’ve never regretted for a second the move from Inon to Retra. I loved the Z240s but the Retras are way ahead in terms of power, ergonomics, build quality, functionality, light quality, accessories. I moved to the ProMax about a year ago. The reduction in size of the additional battery pack was a prime driver. Yes, they are significantly more expensive than the Pro X but value for money is, I think, a bit of a subjective term. I think they’re well worth the cost. I got a pretty decent price for my Pro Xs so was happy to find the extra. I find the Retra strobe/LSD combination fabulous, their reflector a super bit of kit. I use HSS a lot shooting into the sun. All in all, I’m really happy with what I have and zero buyer’s remorse. If the price of the Pro Max doesn’t represent VFM for you, how about second hand Pro Xs. They are to be found and I really doubt you’d regret getting them.
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That’s really clever!
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Sounds like youve had a problem with housing handles?! I take spare o-rings, batteries, Allen keys, fibre optic cable and connectors- and a spare strobe trigger. That’s about my lot. Space and weight are always the issue.
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I seem to remember someone was using the Z14-30 with the Sea&Sea correction lens. @RichN was that you?
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Great to have you with us Maria! A warm welcome to Waterpixels. You’re quite the legend for smaller sensor camera photography underwater. We look forward to hearing lots from you……
