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					<title>Think Tank Airport Security Carry-on Review</title>
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					<pubDate>Wed, 04 Oct 2006 16:02:12 -0500</pubDate>
					<description> Travel-ready Think Tank Airport Security carry-onsA while back I wrote an article about our carry-on luggage for two dSLR housings. Since the Storm Cases combined could only fit a single flat port and small dome port, all other ports (including some Aquatica 8&quot; ports and port shades) had to be packed in our checked luggage. I assumed a bunch of ports would have little or no value to thieves. Well, a connecting flight through San Juan proved me wrong. They stole five ports, including two limited edition Ikelite-Aquatica dome ports with port shades. I later found one of the Ikelite-Aquatica ports bundled with a housing for sale on eBay. You can read part of the story in our Bonaire...</description>
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					<title>Ikelite Offers Free Exchange for #5510.16 and #5510.24 Stalks</title>
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					<pubDate>Sat, 16 Sep 2006 19:05:51 -0500</pubDate>
					<description> Ikelite released a new 8 inch dome port several months ago that accepts up to three different stalk lengths. I wrote a review of this new dome port -- although it remains a draft until I can finish sorting / post-processing a backlog of photos. :-) In August, Ikelite announced an upgrade to their medium and long stalk lengths for this port. The original stalks are rated to 150 ft, while the new stalks are rated to 200 ft. Ikelite is offering a free exchange for the old stalks, so if you have some, you may want to take advantage of this offer sooner than later....</description>
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					<title>Review of Ikelite&apos;s New 8&quot; Port #5510.40</title>
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					<pubDate>Tue, 02 May 2006 18:02:49 -0500</pubDate>
					<description>Please note: I started writing this article shortly after returning from Bonaire in June, but have not had a chance to complete it yet. Hopefully this draft version will be useful for those of you currently looking at buying Ike&apos;s new 8&quot; dome port. I expect to have this article completed (with example photos) within the next few weeks. A Little Background Info... To truly appreciate the current 8&quot; port design, it&apos;s necessary to talk about it&apos;s predecessor... Over a year ago, Ikelite purchased four hundred 8&quot; ports from Aquatica, and packaged them with custom delrin adapters. I bought two of these 8&quot; dome ports #5510.80 for our Ikelite Canon 20D housings. I also bought some Aquatica WA port shades...</description>
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					<title>Add-on Floats for Housing with Macro Setup</title>
					<category>Photography : Equipment</category>
					<pubDate>Sat, 15 Apr 2006 17:14:36 -0500</pubDate>
					<description>Housing buoyancy has been a problem for just about every photographer I&apos;ve met, including myself. Compact strobes like the DS-125s pictured here are very compact, and thus very negative underwater. It takes air filled spaces to offset the negative weight of batteries, lenses, cameras, etc. When shooting wide-angle, the large diameter of a dome port will help offset some of the weight. ULCS and others also offer buoyant strobe arms of various lengths. The longer the arms, the more lift is achieved. This is all great for wide angle, and indeed, our wide-angle setup is close to neutral and a real pleasure to use. The opposite is true for a macro setup though - especially at night. You can see...</description>
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					<title>Rinse Tanks and Securing Equipment on Location</title>
					<category>Photography : Equipment</category>
					<pubDate>Thu, 10 Nov 2005 00:15:56 -0500</pubDate>
					<description><![CDATA[ Melanie and I have been going back to the Carib Inn in Bonaire twice a year for the past four years. We started taking pictures with a small P&amp;S camera, then a prosumer camera, and finally dual-strobe dSLR setups. By the time we got up to our current housing configuration, we realized the rinse tank at the Carib Inn would not hold our cameras. We purchased some 48-can soft-sided coolers to use as rinse tanks, but these were a little short. It took some time to find our current rinse tanks - larger 48-can soft-sided coolers by Polar Bear. These coolers are excellent. They're large, well padded and constructed - a little expensive, but well worth it. Several UW...]]></description>
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					<title>Canon 20D Lens and Ikelite Port Combinations</title>
					<category>Photography : Equipment</category>
					<pubDate>Sun, 30 Oct 2005 10:38:10 -0500</pubDate>
					<description> Before every trip I ask myself which lenses and ports I should bring along. And once at our destination, the question then becomes which lenses need diopters, extension tubes, and what ports are best with those lenses. The following article documents my experience with the lens and port combinations I&apos;ve tried. In some cases, I also include notes on camera settings and substrobe arm lengths. These notes are as much for myself as anyone else, since I will use this article as a reference on future trips. You can expect this information to be updated once in a while as I try new lens / port combinations and fine-tune old ones. If you have additional information and/or opinions on...</description>
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					<title>Carry-on Luggage for Two dSLRs Housing Setups</title>
					<category>Photography : Equipment</category>
					<pubDate>Fri, 14 Oct 2005 13:46:58 -0500</pubDate>
					<description> Every underwater photographer I know struggles to carry-on as much equipment as he / she can. As we prepare for another trip to Bonaire (in October 2005), I took a few snapshots of our carry-ons to describe our setup. Hopefully you can use this information to improve your own setup, and if you have some suggestions / comments for us, please feel free to post a comment bellow. Melanie and I both use complete dSLR setups with dual strobes and a variety of ports / lenses, which makes travelling a little equipment intensive. When packing, I try and carry-on as many essentials as I can, figuring our checked luggage might arrive late, or not at all. We use two...</description>
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					<title>Canon 20D with Ikelite Housing - A Field Report</title>
					<category>Photography : Equipment</category>
					<pubDate>Fri, 03 Jun 2005 13:08:57 -0500</pubDate>
					<description>In early 2005, Melanie and I upgraded our photo equipment to Canon 20Ds with Ikelite housings, ports, and substrobes. On a trip to Bonaire in May 2005, we had the occasion to try a variety of lenses and port combinations. Excluding all the various support and spare parts we brought along, our underwater photography equipment consisted of:...</description>
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					<title>Sony DSC-F717 with Accessories for Sale</title>
					<category>Photography : Equipment</category>
					<pubDate>Tue, 26 Apr 2005 10:35:24 -0500</pubDate>
					<description><![CDATA[I decided to buy an additional Canon 20D as a backup, so I gotta sell my trusty Sony DSC-F717 for budget reasons. It's an excellent 5MP camera and I would still buy it over most of the 8MP cameras out there - they're just too noisy to my eye. The F717 has a super fast (28-190mm equiv, f2.0-2.4) Carl Zeiss lens with a fast AF (Auto Focus), EVF (Electronic Viewfinder), InfraRed NightFraming/NightShot, superb battery life, etc. Check DPReview for the complete list of features. I'm selling the camera with several accessories: Sony DSC-F717 with B&amp;W 58-&gt;62mm step-up ring, a 62mm ExpoDisc a Kirk Enterprises universal camera/lens plate (Arca Swiss standard), Sony Leather Case, FOUR batteries (210 mins continuous use each),...]]></description>
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					<title>Selling Ikelite Housing for Sony DSC-F717</title>
					<category>Photography : Equipment</category>
					<pubDate>Sat, 22 Jan 2005 15:37:05 -0500</pubDate>
					<description> I&apos;m selling this Sony DSC-F717 Ikelite Housing on eBay. It&apos;s in excellent condition and includes two Hoya +4 Diopter Filters, a Removable Top Mount Assembly, Slate and Bungie, Extended Black-out Material, O-Ring, Lube, etc. There are only small signs of wear - little scratches on the housings polycarbonate surface - mostly where the slate has been removed (and replaced under the bungie) a number of times. See my eBay listing for additional information and sample photos. Jan 4th 2005 Update: The Ikelite housing and accessories pictured here has been sold. You may want to check-out some other Ikelite stuff I have for sale......</description>
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