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Two Rivers-Wisconsin
08-31-2005, 01:04 PM,
#31
Re: Two Rivers-Wisconsin
Nice photos! Wink
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08-31-2005, 01:08 PM,
#32
Re: Two Rivers-Wisconsin
I agree.  
diving sometimes is tough enough, and thats without cameras hanging everywhere.  Next year I will most likely get some video equipment and try that, but finding equipment rated to 250'+ is not easy and not cheap.  
Go Big, or go home!
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08-31-2005, 01:51 PM,
#33
Re: Two Rivers-Wisconsin
Roger,

What camera setup are you using for your pictures.  Those shots from Isle Royale look great!!

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08-31-2005, 02:37 PM,
#34
Re: Two Rivers-Wisconsin
Look to the right of the pictures on his website.  Here is the list of gear.  Wink

"Photo equipment:
Canon Digital Rebel
10-22mm Canon lens
Ikelite housing, dome port
2 Ikelite 100A substrobes
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08-31-2005, 02:46 PM,
#35
Re: Two Rivers-Wisconsin
Sorry, as soon as I clicked on the first picture that disappeared  :Smile
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08-31-2005, 02:51 PM,
#36
Re: Two Rivers-Wisconsin
Thanks for the compliments, guys.  I was actually surprised by how well the photos turned out, considering the limited visibility.

Camera gear:
Canon Digital Rebel 300D
Canon EF-S 10-22mm zoom lens (used 10mm; similar to 15mm on Nikonos)
Ikelite DSLR housing with dome port
2 Ikelite 100A substrobes
(big & unwieldy on the surface, not bad at depth)

Shot RAW format with manual settings, generally 2' from subject.  Using dual strobes helped immensely, as did having a model (Dave Owen) who knew where to be.  Processed RAW files with CaptureOne LE (nice!).

I hope to spend more time with the camera and stage / deco bottles in preparation for tech trips next year, but the housing's 200' depth rating worries me.  And the camera with strobes is way too big to simply dangle on a leash.  Solution: Practice.
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09-07-2005, 12:31 PM,
#37
Re: Two Rivers-Wisconsin
Hi Guys,
Mail the rest of the T-shirts out today.
Safe Diving,
Greg
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