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Old 03-12-2007, 16:45   #1 (permalink)

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Death on the reef

Saw this fella on a night dive in Tiran. I was taking a few shots, there was a flurry of sand and then..

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Old 03-12-2007, 17:28   #2 (permalink)

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Talk about a mouth full - how is that ever going to go down?

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The answer to that was surprisingly quickly.



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Nice set of photos, glad to see the trip wasn't a total disaster.
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Talk about catching life as it is, hope you pointed out to the fellow not to talk with his mouth full.

some nice shots,what was the images captured with?
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Shot on a Nikon D70 with Sigma 50mm Macro 1/90 at F11 and half power strobe.
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Sorry about the poor grammer ken, looks like i have poor eye sight as well.
just noticed the camera and strobe setup on the bottom of your posts.

Looks like you used 2 strobes one for background and one forground, If this is the case, are both strobes adjusted manually.
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Dual strobes the DS51 set at 1/2 power and a YS30 set on slave ttl. This way the YS30 fires for the same length of time as the DS51. Shooting macro I tend to have the strobes pointing straight ahead either side of the port. Can't swear it was exactly like that on these I have my torches fastened to the strobes and on a night dive I sometimes have to angle one strobe in slightly to light the subject and get the autofocus to work.
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