Show us your underwater photo setups!

[Mike Veitch]

i got me one of those too! one in orange and one in green! (but only 1 15mm)

 

[Jamdiver]

Bella

Exceeded, perhaps, only by the Nikonos RS with the 13mm lens.

Aaaack, away with your film talk :14:!

 

[Cacia]

ahh, the young pups don't even know what film is.

 

[Jamdiver]

ahh, the young pups don't even know what film is.

It's this voodoo stuff that y'all like to talk about and lord over us youngin's.
You know.........
Like TV without colour .

But as they say, "if you dont' know where you're from, you don't know where you're going."

So I find it in equal measure informative and archaic .

 

[Warren_L]

ahh, the young pups don't even know what film is.

Used to shoot Ilford FP4 medium format all the time. Man that takes me back.

 

[BigBill]

ahh, the young pups don't even know what film is.

What is that-film? Is that something like phlegm? :lol:

 

[DesertEagle]

i got me one of those too! one in orange and one in green! (but only 1 15mm)

I have one myself. Next week I'm headed to New Hampshire (Underwater PhotoTech) to pick my rig up from it's annual service.

While the Nikonos 13 is good, the Rene Aumann 18mm rectilinear lens is acknowledged as the ultimate.

I'll get around to photographing my rig. It has:

Nikonos V, 15mm lens, YS-50 strobe, ULCS arm
mounted underneath that will be my Olympus SP-310/PT-030/Magic Filter

I want my cake and I am going to eat it too!

 

[Mariozi]

What is that-film? Is that something like phlegm? :lol:

It was really funny developing slide film with my portable kit on a live aboard or other distant places I dive here...
I have a kit that fits in a shoe box! And I used my Pelican as water tank and temperature controler! I think I have a picture here somewhere...

 

[Diver Dennis]

Wow Marcelo, I'd like to see a picture...

 

[Mike Veitch]

Wow Marcelo, I'd like to see a picture...

might take a while... developing, drying, scanning, resizing etc...