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Digital Shootout Bonaire 2009

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Digital Shootout Bonaire 2009

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  1. The Digital Shootout 2009 Bonaire has just begun! Joel Penner will be posting daily news live from Bonaire. We'll be updating the front page here at Wetpixel when each day's update is ready.

     

    The first day's coverage is online:

    http://www.thedigitalshootout.com/bonaire2...otout-Day1.html

  2. The Digital Shootout 2009 Bonaire has just begun! Joel Penner will be posting daily news live from Bonaire. We'll be updating the front page here at Wetpixel when each day's update is ready.

     

    The first day's coverage is online:

    http://www.thedigitalshootout.com/bonaire2...otout-Day1.html

     

    It was a little more challenging getting to Bonaire this year with fewer flights available. But we all made it and so did all the gear, especially the Backscatter boys who had 13 checked bags full-o-demo-gear in addition to their carry-ons! Lots of familiar faces back again to dive-shoot-dive-shoot-dive. And some new faces too, who will I'm sure, give some of the regulars a run-for-their-money when the contest starts! Boat diving starts tomorrow, so there'll be lots of great images to post very soon. Check back often!

  3. The site looks great Joel! Have fun down there and have a rum punch for me. We'll be waiting to see the geat shots.

     

    Cheers,

    Steve

  4. Some very great images!

    Congrats to all the winners - WELL DONE!!!

  5. One of the 5DII videos they used a fisheye lens.... what was the lens ???

  6. Jim and Russ were using the Canon 15mm Fisheye.

     

    Joel

    Newmediasoup, LLC

     

     

    One of the 5DII videos they used a fisheye lens.... what was the lens ???
  7. Jim and Russ were using the Canon 15mm Fisheye.

     

    Joel

    Newmediasoup, LLC

     

    Thanks for the quick reply.... 15mm... OK

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