I just built some new web pages for some gear that I am trying to sell. I had great luck selling my gear last time via search engine traffic by following good SEO practices. I hope to do the same again. Here’s what I have for sale,

Singh-Ray 82mm Thin Mount LB Warming Polarizer For Sale
Singh-Ray Vari-N-Duo Filter For Sale
Singh-Ray 58mm Thin Warming Polarizer For Sale
Hoya Moose’s 67mm Warming Polarizer For Sale
Singh-Ray 1-Stop Graduated ND Filter For Sale
LowePro Photo Trekker Backpack For Sale

I am selling my Canon 5D body and Ikelite housing because I am upgrading to the new Canon 5D mkII. This camera system is still an incredible set up and has many years of use left in it.

I recently upgraded my underwater strobes to the more powerful Ikelite DS160s and now need to sell my lightly used Ikelite DS51 strobes. I have a set of UCS arms that I will include. This is a great set up for underwater macro photographers.

I am finally doing it. I am going to go almost completely digital for a variety of reasons. I always wondered when this day was going to come and here it is at last. I would like to sell the entire system at once for $1200. It includes a Pentax 67II body with AE Prism Finder and 8 lenses that cover from 45-200mm.

I am selling a couple of lenses that I no longer use. They are the Canon 20mm f2.8, Canon 28mm f2.8, and Canon 2X II Extender.

I am selling my large format camera system. I have a Toyo 45CF View camera, Horseman 69 220 roll film back, and Rodenstock 65mm f4.5 lenswith a center filter and Fotoman 6×12 cone mount.

I have 2 LaCie 80GB rugged portable hard drives for sale for $75 and a LaCie 250GB hard drive including the power cord for $50. They are all the triple interface kind that allow for USB, Firewire 400, or Firewire 800 connectivity.

I’ve been back home working for over a week while getting ready for some extensive travel coming up to Indonesia, Panama, and Patagonia over the next few months. I just finished processing all of my new sea otter images. Apple came out with a RAW converter for Aperture this past week. I was not happy how the DNG files were looking, so I wanted to wait to do the processing once Aperture supported my new Canon 50D. Overall, I am very happy with the results of using the new camera. My friend Phil Colla and I have been emailing back and forth about the quality of the images from the new camera. I’ve been very pleased with what I am getting, and have to go back to some of my 35mm film scans to realize how picky we are getting these days. The detail is so good that I am down to counting nose hairs on the sea otters. Overall, I am very pleased with the new camera, except for the fact that the larger LCD screen ends up getting covered in nose smudge while holding it up to my face. I’ll try and have more of the images in the sea otter gallery before I leave November 19th.

Please visit more of my Sea Otter Photography.

I just picked up a new Canon 50D body to add to my camera arsenal. I was waiting to see what the new Canon 5D mkII stats were going to be, and was a bit disappointed when they were announced, at least for my needs. I’ve been using my Canon 5D for over 2 years now, but since I mainly use it for wildlife and underwater photography, I’ve always wanted a higher frame per second rate. The Canon 50D appears to be a better match for my wildlife ambitions at 6.3 fps and 15MP. I’ll be using it in Monterey, CA for the first time next week photographing sea otters. I’ll post some new images as soon as I can.