18-10-2007, 14:06
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Hello All
Quite a few names I recognise from other forums, but also lots that I don't - always nice to meet new people.
Not been using my Nikon D70 underwater long, but already learned that in my favourite UW environment (caves) I need more than one DS125 strobe! Hopefully santa will be obliging this year. Looking forward to picking your collective brains! cheers, Paul |
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18-10-2007, 14:20
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Hi Paul,
Are we talking crystal clear Cenotes-type caves, or muddy brown Peak District ones?? Welcome. Rob
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Thanks for the welcomes.
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cheers, Paul |
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21-10-2007, 10:10
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Hello Paul and welcome to Digigreen.
I saw some great Cave photos on southwest mafia but they are more the dry cave variety. Feel free to post any images you have - this is not a subject area we normally see photos of. Tim
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looking forward to seeing some pics.
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