Howdy, It's just my Olympus tough which I've had for years. These particular shots were just on normal everyday setting as well. I don't bother too much with the underwater settings on this camera. I also have some excellent footage from my go pro (my second go pro) from the same dive. I just need to learn how to use my mac properly and turn the footage into a nice neat package of two or three minutes, nothing too long and boring. Leave them wanting more I say! In saying that though, I know there are many people on this forum who would be bored watching a three minute clip of Ricketts Point! I'll eventually get around to figuring it all out. Oh, and the Olympus tough is in a dive housing too and my go pro has the correct housing as well with the flat lens cover. I'm glad you saw pinkies, that must have been exciting to see. It was hazy if you were mooching around on the surface over at Ricketts but once on the bottom it was fine and I would estimate up to 10 metres viz horizontally on the bottom easily, but vertically was hazy, if you get my drift. A whole family of blennies played up for my go pro which looks cool on playback. Big Globe Fish with their huge yellow rimmed beady eyes are funny to come across as well. There was heaps of other stuff going on but that's enough for one post! I have Monday off and may get out again, It just depends how I end up after a trip you the Yarra valley tomorrow afternoon!
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