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Shots with Canon Powershot A620/Inon Z-240

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Shots with Canon Powershot A620/Inon Z-240

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  1. Hi!

     

    Was out diving today and took a couple of good shots, at least I think they are good. What is your opinion?

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  2. I agree. I think they are really nice shots. Tack sharp. Where were you?

  3. If I were to guess I'd say California. Nice shots.

  4. If I were to guess I'd say California. Nice shots.

     

    Hi!

     

    California ... I would wish. I live in Norway. Temperatures are not quite comparable, still only 6 degree celsius in the water. And I also had quite a few shots not that focussed, but as long as there are a few which are OK, who cares. That's why digital is so convenient.

     

    Cheers, Wolfgang

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  5. Yes nice flounder shots. You got very close!

  6. 42 degrees Farenheit. Ouch! that is cold however California isn't much warmer this time of year. But even a few degrees can seem like a lot.

  7. Yes nice flounder shots. You got very close!

     

    Hi! The flounders here are not very shy. Most of the time you could even stroke them. Norway has only 4 million citizens, and to that a coastline of > 50,000 km (about 30,000 miles) because of the long fjords and many islands.

     

    If the temperatures were a bit higher, I would call it divers paradise. But you can't have everything, right?

     

    Cheers, Wolfgang

  8. Hi! The flounders here are not very shy. Most of the time you could even stroke them.

    Cheers, Wolfgang

    Probably because they're frozen stiff. :P Nice shots.

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