UK Diving	Tropical	Temperate		Trip info (on its way)

For Sale... good stuff that needs a new home... 

...Play AND record videos and downloaded films for 7 hours ...Play AND record audio from analogue sources OR it's own built in FM radio OR downloaded songs, audiobooks etc for 12 hours ...Play your pictures back and let you copy files back to other cards ...has connections so pictures and video can be played back to a TV or projector and audio can be fed to a TV, hi-fi or headphones

A real digital classic, a great lens and very solid build. Not our original this one was bought as a back-up when we found 7070's in short supply and we've never used it underwater. For me this was the camera which started our 'serious' photography, razor sharp pictures with real depth. You can get more pixels now but its not possible to get the same combination of pixel, lens and body quality for such a flexible underwater case... well maybe with a 7070 :-)  Ready to use or an ideal as a back up body for a 5060 or 7070 user. Our review for BSAC - http://www.bsactravelclub.co.uk/photography/testc5060.htm

The Evolution of the 5060, almost identical physically but with a few refinements and 2 million extra pixels.  Does what the 5060 does and more, maybe a little faster macro and slightly sharper - easily makes A2 prints (those are the largest we've tried) . These were used for most of our show pictures before we went SLR and have had a fault free trip to Raja Ampat before they were retired. Our review for BSAC - http://www.bsactravelclub.co.uk/photography/testc7070.htm

These kits includes the later PT-027 case which has various improvements over the PT-020 which some people (not us) had trouble with. One case has the standard Olympus flash connector and the other has a replacement connector allowing direct use of 4 pin  Sea and Sea YS-series strobes (the original connector is included and easy to refit - we'll do it for you if you don't fancy trying). The  case is notable for having a 67mm threaded port which allows the use of screw-on adaptor lenses so you can cover super-duper-macro and wide angle subjects on the same dive. Our review for BSAC - http://www.bsactravelclub.co.uk/photography/testc7070.htm

Amazing quality 67mm screw-on macro lens. A multi element apochromatic(!) lens which allows use of the full zoom range at super macro (sub 5cm) distances. Camerasunderwater product page - http://www.camerasunderwater.co.uk/general/lenses/inon_m67.html

A totally manual digital compact or SLR compatible slave strobe. Very small, simple and easy to understand though you have to do some exposure work yourself. The included arm is just simple piece of aluminium which turned out to be just right for use it clear water with a small camera.

The standard bullet proof divers strobe, simple and able to sync up to 1/1600th with the 5060/7070 when used with a Matthias Heinrichs adaptor. Full TTL exposure in all modes, just the best for super macro! This is an S model with the black plug - the version shown on the right.

Bought in a fit of over enthusiasm, never used as we never found the Nikonos strobe we wanted. Great if you had a Nikonos and want to reuse the strobe with a new digital camera. Can be programmed for various modes and cameras - we found the Sea and Sea fit equivalent to be excellent, it saved our first Raja Ampat trip (photographically speaking) As you can see from the picture our unit fits a metal 5 pin Nikonos plug NOT the black plastic 4 pin plug on the strobe above.

	Our spare E-330 and case. Surplus to requirements now we use an E-420 as well as the main E-330. We've both enjoyed the E-330 and found it the ideal bridge from compact to SLR photography underwater and on land. Unsurpassed as a land macro and street photography SLR because of the low profile and tilting screen it produces rich, sharp results in air or water - see our 2007 galleries for evidence and see our reviews for more details.
	This selection includes the standard kit lens and matching port which are a good starter although you'll need extra lenses for macro or really wide angle work, an external flash is also required. Our review  http://www.1townhouses.co.uk/pelagicpixels/reviews/camerae330.htm The same review appears in slightly different forms on the BSAC site and UWP magazine Camerasunderwater product page - http://www.camerasunderwater.co.uk/slr/olympus.html

Canon S70 Sold!

I've left this part here as we haven't done a review of this and someone might it informative.

Award winning Canon S70 Powershot digital camera. We're only got rid of it because after the great flood of 2006 we decided to have camera redundancy built in to our kit and to both use Olympus 7070s. This little camera has given me some of my best shots, which were very successful in the 2005 BSAC Photo competition.  Thus it has great sentimental value and I'll be very sad to part with it.

	It has been looked after by Rob for its entire life so it''s in perfect condiition. It's mint and still includes everything it had in the kit when it was new (April 2005).
The case was bought new for this camera and has been cleaned and greased whenever needed and never leaked. There are no significant surface marks only very slight signs of handling and careful use.
	An ideal camera for the ambitious beginner, has easy to use automatic modes as well as full manual control and everything in between. I have found it especially useful for fast moving subjects such as fish and buddies.
The macro mode was also very good . Focussing down to 5cm and allowing some very nice pictures of pygmy seahorses on our last trip.
	All this could have been yours for a mere £285!  What were you waiting for? (To a good home only : ^ )
It also has this fantastic panorama function... never again will fat relatives hang over the sides of your pictures!