Make sure you have the small switch on the lens set to auto.
About to give up and sell my rig.
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RDRINK25
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Wish there was somewhere local where I could go to practice underwater. Living in ATL it is a travel to go anywhere. I would need a week somewhere with some good instruction. My problem is everytime I try, I miss a step and something goes wrong. Then I feel like I missed out on a whole dive messing with this huge camera. I love my Camera on land but I just cant get it right underwater.
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RDRINK25
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After a few msg's of advice I have decided to keep the system and start fresh. I am going to use my lens I feel most comfortable on land with. My 18-55 with my zoom ring and dome. I think I have to get more familiar with my housing. I have been taking a bunch of pictures on land but dont know how to practice on land with strobes? I have played with AV mode and M mode. In M mode at 1/160 and f11 I can get some results. I try AV and cant get my lens to choose a fast shutter speed? I try to take pics of my dogs and the quickest I can get it is 15"? Am I missing something? Thanks again for evenness help!
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