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When I look at camera specs, most cameras use more battery power when viewing through the viewfinder. Know why this is so? Some of the newer cameras are using bigger batteries, and that makes this observation meaningless, but I found it curious, especially with the chintzy little batteries in compacts ten years ago. Craig

@thejaguar Hi. I have a couple of spares. PM me and we can arrange to get them to you. Cheers, Craig

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Diving conditions may be terrifying to bring this theory to practical use.

Assuming all variables being the same - strobe angle, conditions, distance to subject, adjusted exposure - how can that be?

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Hi Roman, That looks pretty good! Did you take off the WWL-1 at 0:38 the tighter shot of the hawkfish? Best, Craig

One of our moderators, @Davide DB asked about this. But we only heard the sound of crickets. Maybe we can fold this question in his:

Nice work! That is very unfortunate that your film was disqualified.

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Super stuff Christian! That Trioplan is manual focus? Also, did that fit easily into your existing ports?

The step up from the TG models is a cliff. Bring a parachute. I've heard that the R50 is quite good - its size and focusing ability, plus with Canon's renown color science. But when you add strobes, everything gets bigger and bulkier, including the TG series (which I quite like). You might consider strobes such as the Inon S-220 and Backscatter MF-2 (TTL exposure with Olympus) both of which have smaller footprints. One strobe for a smaller footprint, and two if you want to be like everybody else. One flash can make some nice photos, however.

Aloha and welcome! We can certainly help you spend your money here.

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Aloha from Oahu!

Good stuff!

That's sad news. I liked their Sola lights.

Well done!

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Aloha and welcome @jkepic !

Update: Up for sale is a Nauticam housing for the Sony A7c in very good condition. Comes with UW Technics flash trigger and a Nauticam Sony flash trigger. It is vacuum ready. You just need the button and cap. It has fewer than 100 dives on her, and I would go far longer before I would consider servicing. $1750 plus $30 shipping. $1500 and free shipping within the USA. Add 3.49% if you require an invoice. 30 day money back guarantee from the date of delivery (you pay shipping and insurance)

Are you doing any color grading in post? All in all, good stuff!

Looked at the first video - very nice! I was at Koh Lipe in February - poor viz and really green water. Fabulous sites!