jackjan
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Just purchased a Sealife Reefmaster Digital-will be taking it on vacation in January, is an external flash a must have?
Sealife DC250 Flash?
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Tractor Tom
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I got a reefmaster 35mm a few months ago. Tried it in the fresh water here with disappointing results. Tried it last week at the Keys, and tho' it was a little bit better, was still awfully blue.
I just finished ordering a strobe for it from the Scubatoys web site. They have about the best price for the Reefmaster strobe that I have found anywhere.
With a digital, you can always adjust the blue level on you computer and tweek the picture electronically, where I have to take mine in for processing and have them adjust the blue levels during processing...
Good luck...
I just finished ordering a strobe for it from the Scubatoys web site. They have about the best price for the Reefmaster strobe that I have found anywhere.
With a digital, you can always adjust the blue level on you computer and tweek the picture electronically, where I have to take mine in for processing and have them adjust the blue levels during processing...
Good luck...
DIVERTOM
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I have taken all of these phots with a DC200 with two
external flashes.http://divertom.net/
I recently bought a oly5050 for next year.
external flashes.http://divertom.net/
I recently bought a oly5050 for next year.
AliKat
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A strobe (or two) is recommended, but you can get some decent macro pictures with just the internal flash.
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