DEMA Tradeshow Bericht 2006 live aus Orlando - Bilder vom Tag 1

Sue Drafahl (jackandsuedrafahl.com)

PADI America's Kirk Thompson

PADI America's Budd Riker

PADI America's Karl Shreeves

Jill Heinerth - famous Hollywood advisor for THE CAVE motionpicture

DEMA Mermaids

Light & Motion D200 housing proudly presented by Dan Baldochi

Large viewfinder of the Light & Motion Titan D200 underwater housing

Wow, look at the addtional LCD screen of the Light & Motion Titan D200 underwater housing

Backside and controls of Light & Motion Titan D200 underwater housing

A combination of mechanical and electronic controls on the Light & Motion Titan D200 underwater housing

The Locking mechanism of the Light & Motion Titan D200 underwater housing

Front and huge domport of Light & Motion Titan D200 underwater housing

MSC-Switch included on the Light & Motion Titan D200 underwater housing

Tom Leys of Green Force

Tom Leys of Green Force consulting interested people

Phil Simha & Stephen Frink (winking to fast for my shutter speed)

Stephen Frink explains the fix of the mirror problem with a certain Canon lens to Phil Simha

Stephen Frink explains the lens fix reflection to Phil Simha

Stephen Frink demonstrates the new TTL-Strobe with scalable front covers

Andi Voeltz peeks into the frame (photo by: Phil Simha)

Berkley White of Backscatter.com

Oh look it's Jill Heinerth again, shopping at the Backscatter.com booth

Berkley White explains something to Jill Heinerth and I hope that is not the length of the extension ring she just ordered ;-)

Berkley White signs his recent cover shot for me!

The Macromate lense, brought to live by Backscatter.com

The Macromate lense with flip-ring mounted on an Aquatica housing

The Macromate flip-ring version (opened)

Backscatter also added a new lineup of Aquatech Surf-housings, which have been listed in the DIGIDEEP.com database for quite a while

The famous MacroMate lens mounted on a Sea&Sea housing

Simple and lightweight offering macro flexibility!

Another one of Berkley's recent projects, the universal Top Dawg video housing

Oh look, what is this? A Hugyfot Canon EOS 400D housing! That was fast..

Hugyfot owners might be interested to see the new hole in the rear-mounted glas that hosts all kinds of new 45 degree viewfinders

The Canon EOS 400D housing summoned onto the GREEN FORCE booth for a few seconds. We now can confirm that the front of the 350D/400D is almost identical

$Another look at the Light&Motion D200 housing, revisited for top view.\nPeople might want a pelicase as the viewfinder is fixed, but impressive!$
Another look at the Light&Motion D200 housing, revisited for top view.
People might want a pelicase as the viewfinder is fixed, but impressive!

Suddenly Dr. Cardoo passes by!

Jackie Petro proudly hides behind a Light&Motion HDV housing

The light and Motion booth on DEMA 2006

Jason Heller (divephotoguide.com) gives a seminar about web marketing

Bob Wohlers introduces the PADI Digital Underwater Photographer course

Attendees of the PADI D.U.P. presentation