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![]() When I started doing underwater Photography, I started with
Film Cameras 1. Nikonos, find out I didn't like guestiamate focusing underwater, with Nikonos SB105 and SB 102 strobes, Ultralite arms and tray then went to a 2. Nikon F100 and Sea &Sea housing, Super wide dome port and flat ports for macro photography, 16mm fisheye lens, 17-35mm AFS f2.8, 60mm and 105mm macro lens. Digital 3. Nikon D200 and Sea&Sea housing, and Light And Motion housing, added more lens 10.5mm fisheye, 12-24mm f2.8 These are some images done with the Nikon D200 http://s1048.beta.photobucket.com/us...61483235211841 The Nikon D200 is 6 years old now, so time for an upgraded underwater setup. My current Nikon camera is the D800 which is a 36 meg full frame, so my next upgrade is the new Sea&Sea housing for the D800, and 2 new Sea&Sea YS-D1, The new strobes are completely fully automatic with the camera, instead of using my outdated Nikon SB 105 strobes http://www.housingcamera.com/Sea-and...p/ss-06162.htm http://www.housingcamera.com/Strobe-...p/ss-03114.htm I'll be getting this setup in the next couple of months, going to Lembeh Strait, Indonesia in Aug 2013 for a couple weeks, the ultimate place for macro photography |