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Collection of shots from Nikon D7000 this week

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Collection of shots from Nikon D7000 this week

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  1. I have had the Nikon D7000 and Aquatica AD7000 for a month now and simply loving it. The conditions locally (Byron Bay and South West Rocks) have be excellent for WA work and the Tokina 10-17mm hasnt been taken off yet.

     

    Here are some samples of some of my favourites over this week.

     

     

     

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    Regards Mark

     

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  3. very great shot :)

    what are the parameters?

  4. Sorry Buceo, What do you mean by parameters?

     

    Regards Mark

  5. speed/focal,TTL or no, iso

  6. Great job!

  7. speed/focal,TTL or no, iso

     

    All the shots where taken with the Tokina 10-17mm @10mm. 1/320th shutter speed and between f9-f11 depending on the shot. ISO 100. Ikelite DS161 strobes in manual at about 3/4 power.

     

    Regards Mark

  8. I like the second shot

  9. Nice images,did you do any touch up work to it?

  10. Travy images I have posted havnt been edited just resized for web (as you can see with the little bits of scatter). So you know what you can get straight from the camera.

     

    Regards Mark

  11. Nice stuff Mark. are you shooting raw or jpeg? I am loving the lionfish shot

  12. Nice stuff Mark. are you shooting raw or jpeg? I am loving the lionfish shot

     

    Hi Matt.

     

    I am shooting both RAW and fine JPG. Two 16gb Cards (318 shots per 16gb in both format). The above pics just resized unedited JPG's to give an idea what comes straight out of the camera.

     

    When you diving down here next?

     

    I hear that there are heaps of Sailfish at 9 Mile off Tweed. Your little tinnie big enough for a run out there?

     

    Cheers Mark

  13. Skill (as we expect from you), or the camera? The handling of the sun looks first-rate, but the sense of movement in the images is what I really enjoyed. Thanks!

     

    Tim

     

    :)

  14. Very nice Mark, leopard sharks are such marvelous animals,

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