Singapore Divers
Updated : The new Nexus D200 housing now comes with two Nikonos type bulkheads and two Optical bulkheads ( for TTL operation with Inon Z-240 Strobes and Optical Cables) Read the rest of this entry »
Inon has produce the finest lenses in the world for underwater photography where you need specially designed super wide achromat lenses and multi-coated multi-element macro lenses for true color fidelity. Divers will appreciate the results when you see your images enlarged and the images are critically sharp and the color is brilliant. These specially designed lenses by INON are optimized for underwater photography. Read the rest of this entry »
When a bunch of us were first playing around with shooting digital cameras underwater and discussing our xperiences on the internet, it quickly became obvious hat all of us were running into the same road block
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The UWL-100 Achromat Type II is a wide angle conversion lens with 100 degree maximum view angle. It is designed to provide optimum optical performance with certain camera/housing combinations. Public : S$20.00 ===================================================== Public : S$100.00 =====================================================
Updated : 4th September 2007 Jakarta - Ambon : 1730hrs Price for One Way : SGD $589 Manado to Sorong Sorong to Manado The rumors are true. We are officially heading to Raja Ampat together with Orpheus Dive this coming November. Join us for a budget expedition and experience the best of diving in Asia this November at the renown Raja Ampat. PLEASE TAKE NOTE THAT THIS IS NOT A HIGH END EXPEDITION. It is more of a checkout trip and it is not going to be a 5 Star service trip. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Trip 1 Trip 2 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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Lembeh, the land of muck diving. Check out the 2006 album and see what Lembeh has install for you
Fuji S5 Pro
Fujifilm today announces the development of the FinePix S5 Pro, the keenly-awaited successor to the acclaimed FinePix S3 Pro. In a DSLR market that is much more competitive and dynamic than the one its predecessor was launched into, the FinePix S5 Pro will stand apart from the crowd by combining the much sought-after picture quality of Fujifilm’s Super CCD SR sensor with a fully digital and durable professional metal alloy body. With this superior combination of truly professional handling and image quality, Fujifilm expects the FinePix S5 Pro to appeal to an even broader range of professional photographers. Fujifilm’s ultimate goal in development of its DSLR cameras has been to maximise image quality through constant research and development into its sensor technology. With the introduction six years ago of its acclaimed Super CCD, Fujifilm moved away from increasing the pixel density of its sensors in favour of image quality developments that increase the overall performance of the sensor. The FinePix S5 Pro will see the refinement of a winning formula – Fujifilm’s Super CCD SR II will be updated to the new Super CCD SR Pro. Using a unique layout of twelve million paired photodiodes (6.17 million larger ‘S’ photodiodes for main image information, combined with 6.17 million smaller ‘R’ photodiodes for bright area information), the S5 Pro will deliver improvements in noise, dynamic range, colour and tonality. Further improving the capability of the sensor, a new, improved low-pass filter will ensure that moiré and noise are kept to an absolute minimum. Fujifilm believes improvements in these key areas will be of more true value to professional photographers – the challenge is quality of information, not quantity of information.
Review based on a production Canon PowerShot A640 The PowerShot A640, launched in August, just before Photokina 06, replaces the popular A620 at the top of Canon’s increasingly well-specified ‘budget’ A series range. The new model gets a bit of a facelift (and a new coat of black paint) as well as a bigger screen, major pixel boost (up from 7MP to 10MP) and a few feature tweaks. Otherwise it offers pretty much everything the A620 did; 4x zoom lens, tilt and swivel LCD, full photographic control and optional converter lenses. And like its predecessor, the A640 was launched with an almost identical twin, the A630, the only major difference being the sensor (8MP as opposed to 10MP). Therefore much of what is said in this review will also be applicable to the A630 (we will be adding A630 IQ results in the new year). The A620 was one of our favorite cameras of the last 12 months, and is a tough act to follow. So is the A640 up to the job? Let’s find out, starting with the headline features… |
The New Nexus D200 is the ultimate in compact underwater SLR housings. It has a full range of lens ports and access to all controls on the camera plus additional operational features for remote control and engineered ergonomics that make it so easy to use and adapt to your needs.
The Inon D-2000 uses an optical cable connected to the camera’s housing that reads the camera’s internal flash and transmits it to the D-2000. The D2000 sends out a pre-flash that camera reads and then the second main flash is sent buy the D2000 at the required intensity for the exposure.
Power and speed rolled into one. The 5 megapixel C-5050 Zoom is built with a fast f1.8 aspherical glass Super Bright lens for impressive illumination; equipped with a multi-position LCD to easily capture shots at any angle; and designed with a durable magnesium body that just won’t quit…ever.
Located off the northwest tip of Bird’s Head Peninsula on the island of New Guinea, Raja Ampat, or the Four Kings, is an archipelago comprising over 1,500 small islands, cays and shoals surrounding the four main islands of Misool, Salawati, Batanta and Waigeo. It is a part of the newly named West Papua province of Indonesia which was formerly Irian Jaya.
