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Berkley White tests D300 on sailfish in Mexico

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Berkley White tests D300 on sailfish in Mexico

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  1. Nice!

     

    Wow! sunballs........

     

     

     

    thanks for the report Eric.

  2. Great stuff.

    Alex

  3. Can't wait to get my hands on the new S&S D300 housing !!!

  4. ooooooooooooooooooooooooo nice photos..

     

    i dont like Berk anymore.. :)

  5. Sunballs do look great!

     

    Great work

     

    Todd

  6. It’s beyond instant digital feedback and produces images on par and argubably better than results I’ve ever achieved with 35mm film.

     

     

    If I was any doubt on getting this camera, this got me. I Can´t wait...

  7. ooh, nice sunballs... I suspect we're going to see a lot of D200 and D70s rigs for sale on the classifieds soon. And maybe a few Canon 20D/30D's... :)

    Edited by pakman
  8. am i the only one who doesn't care about the sunballs?!?!

     

    The sailfish!!! the Sailfish!!

     

    Where where where?

     

    I want to go

  9. I don't give a damn about the sunballs, and was ooohing and ahhhing over the sailfish. Amos just sent me some really nice images as well.

     

    awesome.

     

    Oh, and Mike -- you are WHERE. Did you read the post? Or click over?

  10. You said Mexico! Isla Mujeres

     

    I am not in Mexico...

     

     

    I jus like de purdy pictures.. don't like ta read... :)

     

     

    What i want to know is.. where is Isla Mujeres..

     

    Now i have to google.. sigh

    Edited by MikeVeitch
  11. Berkley White has just returned from Isla Mujeres, Mexico...
    It's ok, Mike. The page is still loading, right? :)
  12. see Matt, Eric thinks i am in Mexico..

     

    "Oh, and Mike -- you are WHERE."

     

    hehe

     

     

    Surprisingly enough, its Atlantic coast Mexico.. i would have figured Pacific.. unless those tricky people at google are tricking me and there is more than one..

     

     

    Now i want Berk to do a whole trip report on that trip, can't find one on backscatter site

    Edited by MikeVeitch
  13. I mistyped that sentence in my excitement in lambasting you in public. :)

  14. :):):) great pictures of silfish. Just seeing one is a very rare thing so seing so many AND photographing them has to be very special.

     

    About the sunballs I have to say that these are very good but I would like see some deeper ones where the cyan is stronger; the D200 is also able to get nice shallow sunballs but struggles in deeper waters...

  15. WOW!, indeed.

     

    The D300 I'm sure is a technological marvel, but I'm drooling over the sailfish images. Way to go, Berkley!

     

    Cheers all, Jett

  16. Sweet mother of mercy :excl:

     

    I could care less about the sunballs. That last shot of the sailfish with the bait ball - swwweeeeet :D

     

    Isla Mujeres on Google Maps

  17. There was a guy on here last year trying to put together a sailfish trip. Did y'all miss that? I signed up, but the trip fell through, probably because all the 'big names' had all the good boats locked up by then.

     

    Unfortunately, this time of year you get cold fronts coming through every week so you have very hit and miss weather.

     

    Great shots Berk, I'm impressed.

     

    Cheers

    James

  18. It was one name in particular who managed to prevent our trip from going. (it wasn't Berkley)

     

    Berk offered me a spot for a few days, which was cool. Perrine and Seifert were there with Berk, but Seifert couldn't go until the end of the trip, and I could have had the early days! But alas, I couldn't go either.

     

    From what I heard, the weather conditions were terrible and they had very limited time in the water.

    Edited by echeng
  19. Seifert were there with Berk...

     

    so that explains the ugly yellow wetsuit above the whaleshark :D

    Edited by pakman
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