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New to dSLR - EOS 350D shots

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New to dSLR - EOS 350D shots

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  1. Did my first Red Sea trip at the start of June (out of Marsa Alam), few pics here and keen for feedback,

    http://www.aengusm.com/images/Red%20Sea%202005/

     

    I just upgraded from a Coolpix 5000 to a Canon EOS 350D and an Ikelite housing, in fact only got the housing (Thanks Ike and Tom at Marine Camera Dist), the day before I left for Egypt.

     

    Used eTTL for both my DS-125's and happy with its performance. Simple for a non techo photog like me to use and gave accurate exposure.

     

    Also surprised at how easy the Eyepiece usage was, definitely feel I was getting improved composition using it over an LCD.

     

    Lens were Canon 10-22 and Sigma 50mm macro............the Dolphin shots are with the Sigma! Awesome lens.

     

    Had the 6 inch Ike dome for the 10-22 but will now get the 8 inch. I didn't want to start with the 8 inch, I was worried about scratching and damaging it, but edge softness with the 6 inch and the lens at 10mm, is quite apparent.

     

    Great to see the new Ikelite L piece for the sync cord, took me a few days to get it through to the deckhands not to put the camera down on the cord.

     

    Hope you enjoy the pics.

     

    Cheers,

     

    Aengus

    Edited by AengusM
  2. Great work Aengus!

     

    I really like the "School" and "St Johns Cave Reef Anen" and the barra shot is a bloody winner!! What a catch.

     

    Thanks for posting.

  3. Nice job! I love the first lion fish and the closeup of the eel. I'm really impressed with your Canon 350 pics. Good choice. They look alot sharper than Canon 300 pics.

  4. That's a great collection of shots for your first time out with a DSLR. Well done!

  5. Picture number 5 (2 dolfins) is so cute!!!! I love it! Pic n. 23 is very good too, that ones and 48, 53 and 58 are the ones I liked the most.

     

    Congratulations, you have a really nice collection :D

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