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8 Responses to “Flowers of the Sea”

1. Mulyadi Setiono says:
   March 28th, 2008 at 00:00:52

   your shots are remarkable, looks different, is it because you use Canon?:) lightings are perfect too - what strobes do you use?

2. Jeffrey De Guzman says:
   March 28th, 2008 at 07:40:18

   Sir I am using Sea and Sea YS-110 strobes.

   But I have since sold them and upgraded to Inon Z240.

   I will be testing the Inon Z240 this weekend. Hopefully I can get some good shots.

3. Yuji Law says:
   March 29th, 2008 at 01:01:08

   Yeah….Inon!!Hahhaa….i love this photo so much!!Crystal clear,light was spot on!!

4. Erwin Kodiat says:
   April 11th, 2008 at 15:45:12

   Lots of other fellows tried to get a good of this very same object without any success, and you nailed it nicely, this is the best shot of the similar coral as far as I have seen (in this forum). Like the composition in particular!

5. Erwin Kodiat says:
   April 11th, 2008 at 15:45:58

   Hm, just wondering why you change YS-110 to Z-240? Any special reasons?

6. Jeffrey De Guzman says:
   April 11th, 2008 at 15:51:47

   Erwin,

   On this particular dive one of my YS-110s died on me. We dove in a unfamiliar site, lets just say after 1 hour of searching, I got bored and took a picture of this anemone. As I’ve said … I am just a average Joe, with dumb luck that is all.

   The reason I switched to the Inon Z240s is bec. they produce greater power and faster recycle time. With the YS-110s the highest aperture I could go without changing my ISO: 100, was f/16 if I went to a smaller aperture it will all be under exposed.

   With my new Inon z240 - I an shoot at 1/250, F/32, and not have a problem even at ISO:100 lots of light available to me.

7. Erwin Kodiat says:
   April 11th, 2008 at 15:59:08

   I see, so other than those, you don’t have any particular reasons I guess
   I agree with you, I’d change to Z240 if I want bigger power and faster recycle time (I have a pair of new YS-110 now, and still using my old Inon D2000 until recently)

8. Jeffrey De Guzman says:
   April 11th, 2008 at 16:26:17

   On several times, when i was trying to take shots of predation. By the time my strobe would recycle the predator would have swallowed the prey. With the Inon z240 - it only takes 3 seconds for recycle to full power. I think the recycle time of the YS-110 is 6 seconds.

   I have a supplier in Malaysia of Inon products that have good prices.

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