DiverDawn

Hi! I saw your post in classifieds as well. I have a TG6 camera with the PT059 housing for sale. It currently has the bayonet quick release adapter on the housing with the Backscatter M52 wide angle lens, if you are interested in that as well. There's another adapter that will attached to the arch of a tray so you can remove it and safely store it underwater. Highly recommend! Also the original battery charger, a JJC triple charger and three batteries. KEH is listing TG6 cameras for 10% less than new ($278 for a $299 camera). New prices are $499 TG6, $299 housing, $449 M52 wide lens, $175 quick release adapter, $40 per battery (x2) and $70 for the charger = $1,572.00 new. I'm offering 20% off, $1257 for the lot, or 15% off, $678 for the camera and housing, obo. Photos are in the classified section. Let me know if you are interested.

Hi! I have a gently used TG6 and housing for sale. Only sign of wear are the scratches in photo. It currently has the bayonet adapter for the M62 lens. That lens with the matching adapter and tray is also for sale, flex arms and other accessories as well. It’s a great camera; I won another camera and housing with a macro photo taken with the TG6 at the end of the first two weeks I used it - and I don’t need two cameras.

Thank you for the terrific trip review. Gorgeous photos! Loved the colors.

Looking for checked dive luggage recommendations. Have looked through the online reviews of the last several years, but I’m concerned with potential oversize luggage fees of the ‘best’ dive luggage that measure more than the 62 inches allowed by most airlines. (My Oceanic wheeled dive bag served well for many years, has been lovingly patched and repaired but desperately needs to be replaced.)

Friends tried the new hybrid flashes out at the Digital Shootout. The photos were pretty and they raved about the soft, even lighting. They ordered them right away. I’m more hesitant as the only flash I’ve any experience with is the MF2. The only complaint I’ve heard so far has been expressed here; the dials can be hard to operate with heavy gloves in cold water. The 3D printed dial cover is a great work around. Friends tried the new hybrid flashes out at the Digital Shootout. The photos were pretty and they raved about the soft, even lighting. They ordered them right away. I’m more hesitant as the only flash I’ve any experience with is the MF2. The only complaint I’ve heard so far has been expressed here; the dials can be hard to operate with heavy gloves in cold water. The 3D printed dial cover is a great work around.

Hi! I'm a new water pixels member, currently living in Colorado. Last year I added underwater photography to my list of expensive hobbies. Shortly after, a diver on a liveaboard told me that the first camera is a 'gateway drug' and he could see I was hooked. He was right. I'm looking forward to learning more from this community.