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TimG

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  1. Hey gremlin! Welcome to Waterpixels. I love the 80/80. Count me in on that one - although I'd go for 90/90 😆
  2. They used to be a regular and reliable feature on a dusk dive on the Tanjung Kuso Kuso dive site in the Lembeh Straits. I don't know though if they are still around.
  3. Hi IndoDiver! Great to have you with us on Waterpixels. A warm welcome.
  4. TimG replied to DanMele's topic in Member Introductions
    Hey Dan! Welcome to Waterpixels - great to have you with us. USVI eh? Nice! Good for you - I'm jealous!
  5. Sold! Thanks, Mike. Have fun with it!
  6. It should be much better, Ido.
  7. Over the years I've found the Leak Sentinel's can vary a bit within the same model. Miso seems to make modifications as he goes along and depending on the availability of parts. My V5 didn't have a connector either which, in my view, is one the best selling points on the V6.
  8. LR 13.2 was waiting for me when I got home. Loaded and runs no problem.
  9. Same for me. I had to lever the bag under a seat a couple of times on Caribbean puddle-hoppers. We all survived. The secret is wrapping individual items in a bit of foam or bubble wrap to stop them smacking together. During a fit of boredom or nerdiness, I actually made a bunch of bubble wrap bags for my cameras, lenses, ports…..
  10. Like Caollla, I’ve got the Vivid Leak Sentinel and have been using that system for many years. Works very well. I did a review of the new v6 which you can find on the Articles page.
  11. We only have two? Hmmmm, well it’s down to you guys to get more! Great to have you with us. You’re most welcome.
  12. Welcome, Mark! We really hope you like the new site.
  13. Help me, Obe Wun, you’re my only hope….. Seriously, for anyone looking to do some creative lighting shots, the Anglerfish is a terrific accessory.
  14. Hey thanks Kirsty. A genuine pleasure doing business with you. Yes, non-brown water. But, hey, I’m thinking at the moment (with diving months away) bathtub and underwater Lego scenes…..
  15. Yeah I thought that might be the case. They doubled in price about two years ago. Bummer. It could be then Ido, that the only solution is a bigger dome: 230mm. But even that might not give you perfect edges if that’s what you want. I don’t know of any other solution.
  16. Hi Ido I suspect it’s the usual issue of housing a full-frame wide-angle lens. Even though a manufacturer recommends a lens/port combination, you can’t be certain that it will work perfectly to give edge sharpness Id try stopping down more - to f16. If that doesn’t work you might need a bigger dome; or one of the Sea&Sea correction lenses. I know others who have had to do that.
  17. Posts your comments here on feedback on buyers or sellers if you bought or sold through the Classifieds thread
  18. Hey brightnight I don’t think we’ve thought about connecting buyer/seller feedback to a member’s profile. Interesting idea. We’ve set up a thread though which would be searchable as part of the Classifieds forum.
  19. I think you missed “and the whole thing will be on sale as a package for $199 including life time updates, repairs and free travel to any dive destination”.
  20. Thanks, Fabian! It would help me for sure!
  21. I was talking about me going off topic, Massimo…
  22. We’re going way off topic, but my experience with the Kenko TC is that not all models work in combination with all lenses on all camera models. Maybe the HD Pro Premium fixes that. The HD Pro certainly didn’t. I posted a breakdown on Wetpixel a couple of years on what I found worked with what using the 300 and HD Pro models of the Kenko TC1.4, a Nikkor 8-15 and the Tokina 10-17 and a Nikon D500. I’ll repost that on a new thread about teleconverters.
  23. Sure, Fabian. we can do that. We could also add Rebreather Support too if folks would find that useful.
  24. Hi LGWV! Welcome aboard. Great to have you with us.

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