Northwest Dive Club

There is a south sound dive every Thursday . It's usually at TTN , Redondo or Les Davis. If tides are excellent you can count on DIW or Sunrise for a Thursday dive also.

What are your settings, Tom?
You really should be able to set it at F 5.6, 125th, iso 100, and just shoot away. Adjusting your strobe power for exposure of course.
Post some pics along with your settings if you have some time.

I'll be rolling in at around 1730.

You are the, "Shadow Master" Jesse......

Tom Nic wrote:And dang it.

You just cost me a grand for a wide angle lens and port.

Dang it.

You can start by just picking up the Zen dome port, Tom. The 14-42 will work just fine with it and you can still get pretty good close up shots......

First time I've tried to post a pic using 10. I'm usually using Chrome. I've found that if I double click in the empty box I can upload pics but the browse button is inactive....

I've never had an issue with it before. It's also putting the browse button at the right hand side of the "file name" box.

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Scubie Doo wrote:Thanks for the kind comments. I am grateful to Mr. Odd for getting this party started. Hope to see some more WA shots from you all!

My very first WA shot. This pic was taken at TTN with my old Oly XZ-1 and the PTWC-01 WA wet lens.....

Any ideas as to why I can no longer upload pics? I am signed in but when I hover over the "browse" button I get nothing......
Edit.... I just tried it with Chrome and it worked fine. The problem seems to be with Explorer

Beautiful! Great lighting, as usual....

And I lost the care takers phone number, Keith. We need to start bringing him some beer so we can get the 24 hour access he promised us.....

Dawn to dusk, Keith.

Viz was really nice last night, around 20-25 ft. Lots of great things out in strong current, as we dove at max ebb. I didn't get a picture of it, but a dive companion got a stubby eating a shrimp, which is the first time I've seen that. Pacific Spiny Lumpsucker (Eumicrotremus orbis) https://lh5.goo...

You nailed the focus on the white lined dirona.
Nice job!

I am officially throwing my hat into the ring and I will be there for the 830amish dive and clay walls. It has been some time since I dived the Tdock and never the clay walls so hopefully go with those that know the site. Will there be extra shirts as I did not say anything since i did not know if ...

Jeff Pack wrote:that is seriously cool

Agreed! I would love screen shots like this of all of our local sites.

I am officially throwing my hat into the ring and I will be there for the 830amish dive and clay walls. It has been some time since I dived the Tdock and never the clay walls so hopefully go with those that know the site. Will there be extra shirts as I did not say anything since i did not know if ...

A buddy of mine skippers a tug and they just had this new software installed.
First pic is coming out of the Tacoma Narrows and the second one is heading south past DIW this morning....

Anyone using TTL with the PEN? Right now I'm shooting manual with an optically fired strobe. A good percentage of my pix are exposure losses.....even if they are composition duds anyway. I was in Optical Oceans picking up the zoom ring and talked with Jack about the Sea & Sea YS-01 TTL Strobe v...

You can borrow mine, Keith. Thanks Ron, but I would rather dive with you, not your drysuit. Actually I should take it easy for one more day. Can you make it to the early morning club dive, on Sat morn @ the Muk? :smt064 When have I ever been diving on a Saturday? You can pick up the two XXL shirts ...

You can borrow mine, Keith.

I have a Sony.........

There is a 13 hour class on a flash drive called, "Lightroom for the Underwater Photographer". It's pretty spendy at 108.00 though.....