cardog
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here are a few pics taken in the puget
first pics with sp-350
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cardog - have a look at the Pink LInk in my signature for how to put images in a post 
I've put the only one that was listed in your code in your message now - the second one was exactly the same as the first so I deleted it.
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cardog
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http://farm1.static.flickr.com/143/398203136_a9f67c502b.jpg
Thanks everyone! Here's a little squid ( appx 3" long) taken at Redondo in Des Moines, Wa.
Thanks everyone! Here's a little squid ( appx 3" long) taken at Redondo in Des Moines, Wa.
Cardog,
what housing are you using with your SP-350? I just ordered the Oly PT-030 because I thought the Ikelite was too cumbersome and the zoom apperatus engage very well.
Robway
what housing are you using with your SP-350? I just ordered the Oly PT-030 because I thought the Ikelite was too cumbersome and the zoom apperatus engage very well.
Robway
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cardog
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I'm using the pt-030.
Mthelming
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Did you need to use a strobe when taking those pictures?
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cardog
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no strobe. most of the pics i take in the puget soound are macro because of the viz. the on board flash seems to be adequate.
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