Anilao January 2009 with Canon G10.

Hi Folks!

Just wanted to share some of the shots I took during my recent trip to Anilao and had the chance to test out the new Canon G10. All were taken with G10, Canon housing with adapter, single Inon Z240 & lenses. All constructive comments are welcome. Thanks & Happy Viewing!

Btw, only took a few WA shots, as I was testing out the macro capabilities on this trip...

Ed.

A few more...

Thanks!

Ed.

Ed,

Now you have me salivating about taking my own G10 to such a beautiful location!

Great job

dhaas

Wonderful shots Ed. Nicely done.

Great shots!!

G-series rules!

Scubamoose

Awesome!

Any wet mounted lenses or just the camera and OEM housing?

Phil

Wonderful Pics! I am heading to Anilao and Tubbataha in April and am thinking the G10 will be my next purchase.

Two quick questions if I may;

Which adapter are you using with the OEM housing for your Inon Lens'?

What settings did you shoot the Ribbon Eel with!? If you do not wish to share, I understand - it is a great shot, and thanks for sharing!

Steve

Thanks for all the kind words, fellas...

Phil - Yup! Was using the Inon UCL165M67 lenses...

Stephen - It's a new adapter, not in the market yet. I was testing it out, but should be out very soon. As for the Ribbon Eel, I shot it with 1/250 & F8.

Ed.

Beautiful as always Ed please do give us an input on the wide angle capabilities once you try out a few more shots. Thanks for posting.

Cheers,

Diggy

Fabulistic images!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks Diggy & AMW!

Diggy - Definitely will...

Ed.

Magnificent images; very impressive!

Ed- Man you'r simply incredible

Your pics are wonderful ..and all this with a compact camera in an OEM housing ..single flash also !!

Congratulations

Very nice! U should get Canon to sponsor your cameras! (if they hadn't)...

Thanks a lot, Loftus, Girelle & Xariatay. You all have been really kind and supportive, I really appreciate it...

Xariatay - You know anyone in Canon?

Ed.

Thanks a lot, Loftus, Girelle & Xariatay. You all have been really kind and supportive, I really appreciate it...

 

Xariatay - You know anyone in Canon?

 

Ed.

Unfortunately no.... But am surprised that they haven't got to u yet... Ok, I think I should write to them & point them to Brian & u!

Am curious to know how many shots do u take of each subject? All look so perfect! Oh the harlequinn ghost pipefish (close-up one) is so sharp that the eggs inside could be seen... How did u do that?

Unfortunately no.... But am surprised that they haven't got to u yet... Ok, I think I should write to them & point them to Brian & u!

Am curious to know how many shots do u take of each subject? All look so perfect! Oh the harlequinn ghost pipefish (close-up one) is so sharp that the eggs inside could be seen... How did u do that?

Hehe... Thanks anyway!

Normally, I would take 2-3 shots if there are other divers around. However, I would spend a lil bit more time if I find the subject interesting...

Ed.

Wonderful Pics! I am heading to Anilao and Tubbataha in April and am thinking the G10 will be my next purchase.

 

Two quick questions if I may;

 

Which adapter are you using with the OEM housing for your Inon Lens'?

 

What settings did you shoot the Ribbon Eel with!? If you do not wish to share, I understand - it is a great shot, and thanks for sharing!

 

Steve

Here's the adapter for the Canon G10 housing (WP-DC 28) by UWCa. It's a new adapter and due out in a few weeks time (according to the manufacturer).

- Made from High Quality Aluminum Alloy

- Internal O-ring for easy attachment and snug fit without any screw required

- Smooth M67 thread for easy lens attaching and removing

- Light and durable

Ed.

Hi Folks!

 

Just wanted to share some of the shots I took during my recent trip to Anilao and had the chance to test out the new Canon G10. All were taken with G10, Canon housing with adapter, single Inon Z240 & lenses. All constructive comments are welcome. Thanks & Happy Viewing!

 

 

Ed.

Great shots....

Thanks Ed,

It is similar to the adapter I use for my G7.

I am planning on upgrading to the G10 before April, and am thinking the OEM housing will do just fine; though I am still considering Ikelite.

Can't wait to see some of the Wide Angle shots!