Canon 300D + Aquatica A300 ICU housing

Here's a few dive pics. Taken with the Canon 300D, 100mm f2.8 Macro, Aquatica A300 housing with ICU eTTL (manual mode, was having issues with the interface), Dual Ikelite DS-125 Strobes. All in Monterey, California.

Giant Kelp Forest - Lover's Cove (Didn't get them in time for this dive)

http://www.leo-tech.com/scuba/CRW_6213.jpg

Bat Star (Asterina miniata) - Lover's Cove - No Strobes (Didn't get them in time for this dive)

http://www.leo-tech.com/scuba/CRW_6281.jpg

Bat Star (Asterina miniata) - Either fighting or making love...

http://www.leo-tech.com/scuba/CRW_6546.jpg

Burrowing Anemone (Pachycerianthus fimbriatus) - Macbee

http://www.leo-tech.com/scuba/CRW_6522.jpg

Burrowing Anemone (Pachycerianthus fimbriatus) - Macbee

http://www.leo-tech.com/scuba/CRW_6535.jpg

Bull Kelp (Nereocystis luetkeana) - Macbee

http://www.leo-tech.com/scuba/CRW_6533.jpg

Fish-eating anemone (Urticina piscivora)

http://www.leo-tech.com/scuba/CRW_6559.jpg

Rock Fish (Sebastes spp.)

http://www.leo-tech.com/scuba/CRW_6562.jpg

Nudibranch (?)

http://www.leo-tech.com/scuba/CRW_6567.jpg

Really liked the first shot of kelp and sunrays

Karl

That last shot isn't nudibranch, by the way - they are plumose anemones with their tentacles (or whatever they're called) retracted. We get tons of them up here in Puget Sound.

Yep, and the rockfish is actually a ling-cod, which is not a sebastes sp.

Cheers

James

Hey, these are the first photos I've seen anywhere on the net from a Canon TTL housing - a momentous occasion!

But I think you mentioned you shot in manual? What went wrong with the interface?