Happy holidays everyone!
Posts by Dan
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Beautiful King Mackerel captured by Ihab Hanna of Egypt, using the Speardiver Zodiac float.

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Hank's pictures are gone. Lesson: don't keep your pics on Facebook.
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Which model, EF or MFT? I'm assuming EF because underwater you can't fiddle with focus so it can't be a manual lens?
Does a domed port not create the same type of problem we used to have with the Gopro curved housing lens?
In this vid they're using 10-17mm lens, why is 16mm better?
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Which lens would you get with the Blackmagic?
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What is the best option for filming underwater for under $5000 (camera and housing)? This is for filming freediving spearfishing down to 90ft (30m) max, so I don't think lights are necessary. Nor is micro. Can be a camera or camcorder, whichever is better. Already have a Gopro HERO3+ black edition.
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Nice vid, good times.
What was the deal with the shark?
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A deleted thread is gone, I can't undelete it.
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What does tea tree oil in the ears fix?
Peppermint oil.. one drop on the tongue? down the throat? or mix with something and drink?
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Thanks for the advice. I second the Neti pot, been using it for a few months. Also great to use after being in an environment with dust of any sort.
Please explain in more detail the tea tree and peppermint oil remedies. Where do the drops go etc.
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Welcome to Speardiver. Better polish that flopper

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I'm pretty sure they increased the speed of the video for that segment. I think it's one of the coolest effects I've ever seen in a spearfishing vid.
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The horizontal pin? Just knock it out gently.
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Very cool video, thanks Frank. The effect of the divers moving motionless in the current over the reef was mesmerizing, I've never seen that done before in a vid.
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There should be a horizontal stainless steel pin holding the plastic trigger in place.
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The trigger is a pin. You can remove it to inspect it. You'll have to depressurize the gun first. If I remember right then remove the trigger (plastic).
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Welcome to Speardiver.
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Nice pics. Thanks for the Report.
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An interesting and inspiring story.