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Thank you Skeptic14. Nikon D300, Seacam Housing, specs in previous response to dumpsterDiver. Crap Viz - 30-35 feet, tons of particulates in the water, did not shoot much today at the 17mm end, had to stay 55mm and try to find busy backgrounds to reduce backscatter. Cuda shot was with strobes...

Thank you dumpsterDiver. The cuda shot info: ISO 400; lens set at 55mm (17-55mm lens), f10, 1/500 sec shutter speed.

Thank you Blues Runner.

Yes, it's been interesting to see them consistently (species is listed as "Rare" and "secretive", also adults usually found in deeper water), a few have been around for a couple of years now. This one is the biggest one, and seems to have taken over the lair where the Goliath groupers usually...

Thank you Cajuncru Diver. You know the spot where the Nassau was, it's a big cleaning station on the way to the pillar coral.

Thank you scubadada.

Thank you iamrushman.

Thank you Skeptic14.

Thank you iamrushman. Not too bad here 1-3 feet.

Thank you scubadada. Porcupine fish was quite friendly. The south end of the reef is usually a great spot for horse eye jacks.

Thank you Blues Runner.

Thank you Skeptic14. Sharks are always fun to see. Seems like there are a few that have settled in to this part of the reef.

Thank you sportxlh.

Thank you Tater

Thank you CajunDiva.

Voice in the Sea has released the Narrator, which allows you to add voice to your video underwater. Now you can narrate your videos LIVE while you DIVE. If you are at DEMA this week, go to Booth # 3257 and talk to Keith Kropf, the inventor. See http://voiceinthesea.com Check out this video...

Thank you iamrushman

Thank you Dizzi Lizzi.

Thank you iamrushman.

Thank you Christina.