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humu9679

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  1. Aloha and welcome brah! I’m over in Oahu. Also keep an eye on @jayseaphotos and @scubakateb on Instagram. They live Kona side. Jaycee is also on this forum as @JayceeB
  2. Thanks @Chris Ross
  3. Prescription Dive Masks is good but pricey. I had bifocals done, but it turns out that they don’t work so well for middle distance things on a reef. Close up lenses are fine. Next time I’ll put in close up lenses and give up sharp distance vision. I also tried this flip up/down holder, which was a fail. IMG_0128.HEIC IMG_0129.HEIC
  4. Item withdrawn and combined with another advert.
  5. 6/11/2025 updated to note sold items and added other items to consolidate adverts. Up for sale are the following: Nauticam 17429 housing for Sony A7c with UW technics trigger. $1200 Nauticam 37165 N100 flat port 45. $275 Nauticam 37401 N100 extension ring 30. $225 Nauticam 37202 N100 Nikonos adapter. $300 Nauticam 36069 01245-z zoom gear (Olympus 12-45mm). $100 Nauticam 37303 N100 to N120 35.5mm adapter. $350 SOLD Nauticam 21135 N120 35mm extension. SOLD Nauticam 37174 SFE2070-z zoom gear (Sony 20-70mm). $140 SOLD Nikonos V orange with 35mm f2.5. Clean working body, including meter. Comes with storage and diving o-rings. Overhauled, pressure tested. $180 SOLD UW Nikkor 15mm f2.8 and finder. Clean glass, good condition both and recently underwater. $150 SOLD Add 3 % if you require an invoice. Buyer pays shipping via USPS Ground Advantage or Priority Mail, your choice. 14 day money back guarantee from the date of receipt, and buyer pays return shipping and insurance. International buyers welcome!
  6. Aloha and welcome @Naef !
  7. humu9679 replied to Reefy's topic in Member Introductions
    Hey Max! I've figured out that this is where the cool kids hang out, so I spend most of my time here. Again, welcome.
  8. humu9679 replied to Reefy's topic in Member Introductions
    Aloha and welcome @Reefy !
  9. Hey @JohnD , a fellow ink-stained Tri-X developing wretch here. I miss it, most days. Shooting underwater is so very different, but I love it. A great challenge. I'm trying to learn more video, though I never thought I would, and many of the folks here clearly know their stuff. I sit at their feet, trying to learn stuff.
  10. Aloha and welcome!
  11. Aloha Kieran! Sounds like an honorable and poverty-inducing endeavor! Several of us will have our fingers crossed with hopes that we can say we knew you when, however.
  12. humu9679 replied to SAS's topic in Member Introductions
    Aloha and welcome Sabrina!
  13. humu9679 replied to Samhp's topic in Member Introductions
    Aloha and welcome Samir!
  14. Aloha and welcome!
  15. The Nauticam setup sounds great for wide and the occasional macro photo. @dhaas quite likes it. But I think you're stuck not being able to access longer focal lengths. I might consider a Seafrogs housing and a macro lens if I were in the same situation. seafrogsR50
  16. Very nice images! And cooperative models, too!
  17. Aloha and welcome! I, too, was a bad wetpixeler. I have emerged from the shadows to be mercilessly critiqued and corrected by way too many smart people here.
  18. Aloha and welcome!
  19. Aloha and welcome Jeanie! I think you're going to find the OM-1 is easier in so many ways. And, like using film underwater, get close!
  20. Aloha and welcome @Lenniedawg13
  21. I've used the MF-1 and the Inon S2000 trying to lessen the load, but I keep going back to a single Inon Z-240. Slightly bulkier body but easy to handle and good enough power for my needs. Sounds like the single Retra may also be the way to go!
  22. I, too, have used both the standard Envelops and the pros, with BQ-CC55 chargers and Inon strobes. I've had no issues.
  23. humu9679 replied to Raptor's topic in Member Introductions
    Aloha and welcome!
  24. I think Hawaii is underrated. There are a lot of creatures - about 25 percent are endemic. It's nice that you can dive somewhere pretty much every day.

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