Thanks Don. But while that works, with this dismal sat. connection, I will be here till tomorrow, before 12 pics can download. At least you helped me prove it IS my satellite connection tonight, and not an issue with SB!
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Sounds worse than the dial up I have to use at times. Maybe your computer needs some help. PC Pitstop: Free PC Scans and Tune-up Utilities
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Oh, come on....get the strobe!! Mine has two. My last big batch of pics came from Little Cayman. When are you going?
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I use two now, but went through the same process as you. Without any strobes, you won't end up with much color in your pics at all if you're below 40'-50'. One strobe will get you color, but will still leave you with blue shadows in one direction. So, if you can swing it, I say ya' jump in with both feet.
The Little Caymen trip will be my last reef diving trip for a while, the next couple after that will be Full Cave and Trimix, so the bulk of the strobes will rule them out. I'll be practicing composition and just dealing with the camera next week.
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You don't want a strobe in a cave, or don't want the distraction of the camera?
Either, both. Baby cave divers have enough to worry about without lighting angles.
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