Recent content by azcaddman

Well, Its been a while, but heres a few new photos, all film (gasp) provia 400 pushed to 1600, so some grain, the wide angle are with a sigma 15mm ff, hence the distortion. all in the Tulum area[/img]

http://www.digideep.com/ Is a site that has an extensive list of what housings are availible to fit what cameras http://www.wetpixel.com/ is another good source of information

recent pic from san carlos, mexico diving.. hundreds of these, guarding eggs.

there's a city? :) didnt see much of it, we had a fairyly busy dive schedule, bus down wed overnight, 3 dives thurs, 3 day 1 night dive fri, 3 dives sat, leave sunday am for bus back.

sancarlos mexico

works fine for me

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from the weekend

Photo Title: Snake Diver Photographer: Art Malone (aMalone) Camera: Nikon n70, Ikelite housing/strobes Location: Belize Comments: Yes, the vertibrate is on the left, and yes, its a guy :)

Photo Title: Out of the Blue Photographer: Art Malone (aMalone) Camera: Nikon n70, Ikelite housing/strobes Location: Turks/Caicos Islands

Name: Art Malone Photo Title: Stonefish Whiskers Photography equipment: Nikon N70, 60mm Micro lens, Velvia Film, Dual Ikelite Strobes, Ikelite Housing Location/Tank: Southern Belize (photo taken while diving)

Name: Art Malone Photo Title: Sexy Shrimp Photography equipment: Nikon N70, 60mm Micro lens, Velvia Film, Dual Ikelite Strobes, Ikelite Housing Location/Tank: Southern Belize (photo taken while diving)

one method, that I read in the ebook "Mastering Nikon Compact Digital Cameras" by Peter Inova (sony version is also avail) loactated http://www.digitalsecrets.net/ is to cover the built in flash with a piece of unexposed, but devloped (ie the leader section) piece of film, this blocks all but...

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