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Hasselblad H4D for best underwater photos

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Hasselblad H4D for best underwater photos

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  1. Hasselblad and Custom Photo Images invites scuba divers to a fabulous photography workshop January 22-29, 2010 at the Cobalt Coast Dive Resort on Grand Cayman Island. What makes this a unique opportunity is we supply H4D Hasselblad digital cameras and the housing for the cameras. Each attendee will work with experienced underwater photographers, and once topside with experienced Hasselblad Phocus software and Photoshop users. In addition to the cameras and software, we are including:

     

     

     

    -Roundtrip airfare from Miami International Airport to Grand Cayman Island

     

    -7 nights lodging at Cobalt Coast Dive Resort, room tax and service charges

     

    -Daily breakfast, lunch and 3 course dinner

     

    -6 days of 2 tank boat dives with underwater photography instructors

     

    -Free use of dive computer

     

    -Nitrox

     

    -Stingray City underwater dive

     

    -Kittawake afternoon dive

     

    -Guided night dive

     

    -West Bay National Park tour

     

    -Mangrove tour

     

    -Photo clinics with Peter Lorber and Courtenay Gilbert

     

     

     

    The workshop is limited to 12 participants maximum.

     

     

     

    For reservations or further information, please contact us at 561-361-0031, or e-mail peter@peterlorber.com , or addielorber@gmail.com

    Edited by hasselblad
  2. Are you sure you have the right dates? 01/2010 is long gone? :)

  3. Dates are definitely for 2011! On the email they sent round it says January 22-29, 2011.

     

    Alex

  4. Dates are definitely for 2011! On the email they sent round it says January 22-29, 2011.

     

    Alex

     

     

    Be sure to bring your super dome Alex

  5. Be sure to bring your super dome Alex

     

    I am considering taking it to Cayman. It would be fun to shoot it at the Sandbar and then in Florida with the manatees.

     

    Alex

     

    p.s. Just to clarify - I will be in Cayman during the same week, running my own photo workshop at the East End of the island (which is already full for that week). Apologies for dragging off topic (although, at least we're bumping the thread)!

  6. I have used the Hasselblad and Ultmia digital housing system which will be featured at this workshop and if you crave large superb files this is likely one of the best systems to obtain such quality.

     

    Alex, let me know if you are going to be diving the bridge area after your workshop, tropicalone@bellsouth.net

     

    http://www.ultimadigital.com/index.php

     

    Phil Rudin

  7. Sorry for the error, obviously we meant 2011.... Peter

  8. Hasselblad and Custom Photo Images invite scuba divers to a fabulous photography workshop January 22-29, 2011 at the Cobalt Coast Dive Resort on Grand Cayman Island. This is an all inclusive workshop from airfare from Miami to Grand Cayman Island, all transfers and food. What makes this a unique opportunity is we supply the H4D Hasselblad digital cameras and the housing for the cameras. Each attendee will work with experienced underwater photographers, and once topside with experienced Hasselblad Phocus software and Photoshop users. Also included are:

     

    -Free use of dive computer

    -Nitrox

    -Stingray City underwater dive

    -Kittawake afternoon dive

    -Guided night dive

    -West Bay National Park tour

    -Mangrove tour

    -Photo clinics with Peter Lorber and Courtenay Gilbert

     

    For reservations or further information, please contact us at 561-361-0031, or e-mail peter@peterlorber.com or addielorber.com

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