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Macro Wide Angle pic

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Macro Wide Angle pic

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  1. Hi,

    Posting a sample Macro Wide Angle shot after read Dr.Mustard's article in UWP.

     

    S5pro in Nexus D200 housing with 4inch dome & 40mm extension + 10.5mm w/Kenko 2.0 TC + Single S&S YS-120 w/funnel.

     

     

    Sam

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  2. Nice one Sam.

     

    I really like the funnel effect on the strobe. Great stuff.

     

    Alex

  3. really nice shot, can't wait to try this technique out

  4. what do you mean by funnel? like a cone shape bouncer?

  5. what do you mean by funnel? like a cone shape bouncer?

     

    Sea&sea used to sell this.

     

    Sam

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  6. A 1 litre gatorade bottle makes a perfect snoot for a DS125, just cover it in duct tape and you're sorted. $1.25 rather than $70!

  7. Sam,

     

    I like this - you really are working on getting a unique perspective here, I admire that!!

     

    And a ghost pipefish and a diver plus neg space in one pic, very well done.

     

    What do you think about shooting underwater with the Fuji? As you know I'd like to get one for a back-up and I'd like to know what your first impressions of it underwater were?

     

    Thanks, Carol ;)

  8. Hi,

    Posting a sample Macro Wide Angle shot after read Dr.Mustard's article in UWP.

     

    S5pro in Nexus D200 housing with 4inch dome & 40mm extension + 10.5mm w/Kenko 2.0 TC + Single S&S YS-120 w/funnel.

    Sam

     

    Hi Sam,

     

    This pictures looks just great. The lighting and composition is great IMHO.

     

    Cheers

     

    Nuno

  9. Interesting image, like it.

  10. Hi,

    Thanks all !

     

    Carol, I posted my opinion with other shots in photo gallery.

     

    Sam

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