Everything posted by Abi_Camera
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I am offering my my Sea&Sea 5 pin dual sync cord (SKU 03470) and single sync cord (SKU 17100) sale. The dual sync cord has been used with my INON strobes and is in very good condition. The single cord was my spare and hasn’t been used. I’ve since changed over to fibre optic cables and am no longer using electrical sync cords. The dual sync cord currently retails at about $210 and the single cord for $140. I’m offering both cords for $120. These prices are in $US. The items are located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Shipping and Paypal fees are responsibility of purchaser. Best regards,
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I am offering my Subal Type 4 Focus Port for Nikon 105VR and the associated MacroMate Flip Lens for sale as I am no longer using them after changing to the Nauticam ports. This equipment is in excellent condition. The Subal Port retailed at $699 and the MacroMate at $599. I’m offering both units, along with the rigid foam neutral buoyancy float, for $250. Prices are in $US. The items are located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Shipping and Paypal fees are responsibility of purchaser. Best regards
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For sale, two new Nautical #25221 M10 Strobe Ball Mounts. One is new in package, the other has slight wrench marks on the base but neither have been in the water. I would like $50USD for the pair. Purchaser to pay shipping and PayPal charges. Regards,
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Chip - thank you for your kind words. You were a pleasure to work with as well.
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Chip, just saw your post. I do have a Nauticam Extension ring 20 (part 21120) that I am not using. Is this something you still need?
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RVBldr, thanks for the positive feedback. You are correct - it was pretty deep. I believe the deck of the San Francisco Maru is around 165' so you don't have much time at that depth. It is one of my favourite dives though. I took this photograph back in February 2013 with a Nikon D800 and a 14-24mm lens. I'm heading back in April 2025 with my D850 and a 16-35mm lens to see if I can get a better shot. -
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Hello all. I’ve recently joined the Waterpixels community after many years with WetPixel. I’ve been diving for over 48 years and have been shooting underwater for most of that time. My first camera system was the venerable Nikonos III, and over the years I’ve used quite a few different housed systems as I transitioned through various types of film cameras into the digital realm. My newest camera of choice is the Nikon D850 using a Nauticam housing. I enjoy both wide angle and macro photography. I have significant experience around the world diving in both warm and cold water, and in some really fast currents. But I admit a preference for a bit calmer waters and warmer climes these days. Glad to be part of the community. Best regards,
