clgsamson
Koya Kap
hey I know the bald bloke who said thatDiver Dennis:Good first shots. As they say "When you think you are close enough, get closer!".
The first pictures from my Nikon D200 + 60mm in Ikelte
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They look very good!
Did you use TTL or manual flash?
Which flat port did you get? 5502.41?
Did you use TTL or manual flash?
Which flat port did you get? 5502.41?
Very nice pictures. I'm jealous of your Camera.
Peter_C
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Thanks for sharing, and looking forward too more pics in the future
OP
Hi everyone
Thanks a lot for your oppinions.
I'll try to answer the question.
All the pictures where shot in the red sea, around st. John in southern Egypt.
The way i did shoot the ray, was i did lay down on the sand, about 2 meters away from it, and then slowly getting closer while shooting. And when the ray though i had come to close, i managed to get a picture while it was taking of
All the images are with TTL, some adjusted on the ikelite flash control thingy.
I actually don't know which flat port i got On the trip where these pictures was taking, there was a pro. photographer, who said he had an old ikelite flatport for that lense, and since he used Aquatica now, he had no need for it, so he gave it to me for free (Thanks Peter).
Thanks a lot for your oppinions.
I'll try to answer the question.
All the pictures where shot in the red sea, around st. John in southern Egypt.
The way i did shoot the ray, was i did lay down on the sand, about 2 meters away from it, and then slowly getting closer while shooting. And when the ray though i had come to close, i managed to get a picture while it was taking of
All the images are with TTL, some adjusted on the ikelite flash control thingy.
I actually don't know which flat port i got
On the trip where these pictures was taking, there was a pro. photographer, who said he had an old ikelite flatport for that lense, and since he used Aquatica now, he had no need for it, so he gave it to me for free (Thanks Peter).Similar threads
