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The other tip is tell people that your photographic interest is in escaping fish and their tails. That explains a lot of mine. As Tim says the trick is pre-emt the fish .. as I understand it full time auto focus uses a lot of battery life.
Great idea I have a bundle of fish bums from the red sea we could start a new competition "best fish ass" I would have plenty to submit.
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MMMMMMM BIG AND FANCY!!!!! and dear, Dont tell Chez
Did u get the 8080 I'v just come back from the red sea with mine and got some good pics, well I think so, and as the guys in cameras underwater told me buy a strobe a big strobe I got the DS50 cos of the price and I wish I'd saved up for the 125 or morgaged the house and got the 200. But if u can get to 1.5m of your subject it works great
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