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I have a set of the Greenwater Magic filters that I bought about a million years ago. Never really used them beyond one tryout. I'd be willing to part…
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I agree. Cover the OD of the leafs and with an inner wall to to pinch the groove inside the tree tall leaf shades. Perhaps a thin elastic rubber collar at the top of the float to capture bungees. Now i just need a WACP-C, FCP, n100 Sony 90 & 100mm macro ports. Covers and float collars for these are all on my ToDo list.
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Rockfish and Brooding Anemones Nikon Z8 w/8-15mm Fisheye + 1.4tc, f9@1/40s iso400, Pair of Backscatter HF-1 strobes with 4500k filters -
Love it! Glad to be represented in the first round! I hope everyone shares and votes even more in September!
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The WACP-C port is big enough with that float that it would probably make more sense to replicate the Nauticam design with a spring clip on the inside. But I would likely need the port to do it. Unless it has identical dimensions to the WWL-C, which I have.
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A cap needs to hold on to the port. My standard rubber design grabs the overhang of port with bungees. I would need the outside diameter of the port and distance from the tallest leaf of the shade to the underhang. And a photo of the original shade.
Massive Egg Yolk jellyfish with tentacles splayed out at least 3-4 meters. I spotted it below me at about 30 meters depth as it was about to drag over the reef, where it promptly got snagged and likely consumed by anemones. Nikon Z8 w/8-15mm Fisheye + 1.4tc, f9@1/50s iso500, Pair of Backscatter HF-1 strobes with 4500k filters© @David_Hicks_Wild_Images
A Lion's Mane Jellyfish drifting by as we both got caught in a strong down current. The tentacle, which are really only visible in strobe light, were at least 3-4 meters long. I swam off the wall to intercept the jelly at about 45 feet. I started shooting and felt pressure on my ears as we dropped to 60, 75, 90, 105. At this point I decided that was enough and headed back to the wall with a lot of lift in my wing. Nikon Z8 w/8-15mm Fisheye + 1.4tc, f7.1@1/60s iso500, Pair of Backscatter HF-1 strobes with 4500k filters© @David_Hicks_Wild_Images
I think that will work just fine.Result: 1/8th power is pretty stable at 10fps with only slight shifting left (darker) of the histograms over a 15-20 shot sequence. One click higher shows significant shifting darker.I will see if i can try that soon. Currently diving at Gods Pocket through Friday. Maybe I can knock it out tonight after diving is done. I brought both the Maxi's and HF-1 strobes, today i rigged the HF-1s to try out a new float design.Why 10 fps? Why not 3 or 5 which are more achievable by the most capable strobes?
Browning Pass is full of jellyfish this week! It's been years since I've encountered a Sea Nettle (Chrysaora fuscescens) up here and this is the most beautiful one I have seen. Nikon Z8 w/24-50mm, WWL-C, f10@1/200s iso400, Pair of Retra Maxi strobesBrowning Pass is full of jellyfish this week! It's been years since I've encountered a Sea Nettle (Chrysaora fuscescens) up here and this is the most beautiful one I have seen. Nikon Z8 w/24-50mm, WWL-C, f10@1/200s iso400, Pair of Retra Maxi strobes© @David_Hicks_Wild_Images
Browning Pass is full of jellyfish this week! It's been years since I've encountered a Sea Nettle (Chrysaora fuscescens) up here and this is the most beautiful one I have seen. Nikon Z8 w/24-50mm, WWL-C, f10@1/200s iso400, Pair of Retra Maxi strobes© @Dave_Hicks_Wild_Images
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