[Zach Matthews]

Hey Matt-

I am using a 70-300mm G for the long lens and photoshopping the hell out of every one.

[Zach Matthews]

Hey WVAngler-

I certainly will, but in exchange I would appreciate it if you would participate here a little as well as using it as an advertising forum.

[Zach Matthews]

One more.

[Zach Matthews]

Hey Steve-

There you go, Steve.

[Zach Matthews]

Hey guys-

Everything is going great up here.

[Zach Matthews]

Planning on it, Gemini.

[Zach Matthews]

Hahaha.

[Zach Matthews]

Steve that looks pretty good to me.

[Zach Matthews]

Thanks Steve!

That angle was no exaggeration – that thing was STEEP!

[Zach Matthews]

Gemini-

Yes, although the Headstart Dunfly suggests would be a very good option.

Here’s the breakdown:

1) The Mastery lines, including the Headstart, have a dry slickening powder baked into the PVC that SA calls “AST.”

[Zach Matthews]

I don’t have a problem with the idea of a casting competition, per se, just like I wouldn’t have a problem with an archery competition.

[Zach Matthews]

Thanks, Matt, that’s very informative.

[Zach Matthews]

Thanks Matt.  I know there’s always the 12-24 DX, but I am not really sure how much of an advantage the extra 6mm gets me over my 18-70 DX.  I was thinking more along the lines of an older prime in the 10mm range.  The problem with that is I’d need to use it on a film body in order to get its full width.

Welcome to the board, man!

Zach

[Zach Matthews]

The one place I always recommend to buy the top dollar equipment is line.

[Zach Matthews]

Thanks Kyle.

[Zach Matthews]

Hey Kyle-

We played with the FM3a and I wasn’t wild about the color-coded match needle system.

[Zach Matthews]

Hey Kyle-

Yes, at this point I am leaning towards, or at least looking into, the AF-S 80-200.

[Zach Matthews]

Thanks Dunfly.

I am currently borrowing my parents’ old K1000 – a great camera.

[Zach Matthews]

Hey Long Shank-

So far, so good.

[Zach Matthews]

Hey Dunfly-

I don’t know anything about Canon at all so I won’t pretend to offer advice, but I will point out that by leaving the DSLR out of the picture, you open up a whole world of affordable underwater housings!

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