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It’s a great camera. It has an amazing range and produces excellent results. I would like to reply to your post with some feedback that can help you decide. First, I slightly disagree with it being less expensive or lighter. The reason being that by the time you add up all of the essential...

Here is a sample of an image captured with the Sony FE 90mm macro. Cheers, Ricardo

Sony has a G FE 90mm macro lens that is ideal for the type of setup that you are considering. Yes, it’s expensive for sure, but it does a great job and it is very sharp. The lens is large and with the compact housing it will occupy more space and will probably weigh more than the camera...

That’s his meal.

Roughhead Blenny

Juvenile Graysby

Decorator Crab

Here is one of my better half exploring the MV Captain Keith Tibbetts.

I’m running out of macro stuff. Here’s a wide angle shot.

@EastEndDiver, Very nice to see those Giant Anemones. Did you notice any shrimp home?

A few months ago, I turned in this photo to the folks of Digital Underwater Photography Magazine. UwP, Your FREE underwater photography magazine I’m happy they included it. This photo shows a different angle or perspective. I took it while shorediving in Little Cayman, off the Salt Rock Dock...

Here is a Spotlight Goby. Cheers, Ricardo

Enjoy your weekend!

Small stuff is where it’s at... Caribbean Peppermint Shrimp

I’m from the West Coast, specifically from the Naples-Bonita Springs area. Visibility is very low, shore diving is not going to be possible nor advisable. Most West Coast dive shops will have students drive to the east coast, specifically to the FL Keys, to Fort Lauderdale or to a freshwater...

Beautiful indeed. Happy to learn that they are present. I’m going to keep looking and exploring. Not that I need much reasons to visit, but that’s a good one to help justify a prompt return. Cheers, Ricardo

Excellent. I’ll have to keep looking for them. Diving in the Cayman’s is superb and it’s so close to us in FL. A couple of NOAA scientist were conducting a study on lifespan of certain type of giant anemone, trying to prove that they don’t die of old age, but can continue regenerating and...

I haven’t seen regular Caribbean Giant Anemones in the Cayman Islands; however, have observed several Sun, Corckscrew and Branching Anemones. Interesting is that critters commonly seen living in Giant Anemones elsewhere across the Caribbean Basin are adapting or perhaps settled and maybe...