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    Image of aek8 aek8
    08/31/09

    In reply to DXG-U579VS $150 Waterproof HD Camcorder Review
    I can't believe the sample video isn't underwater.
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    Image of Brian Lam Brian Lam
    09/01/09

    @aek8: yeah, about that, the water in most places I tested was really murky. wouldn't ahve done anything. Hence the underwater still shot later.
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    Image of banmojo banmojo
    08/19/09

    In reply to Ask a Pro: Clark Little on Photographing Waves
    I went to his website - BIG mistake!! Ended up ordering 4 prints!! My GOODness this guy has some great shots on his site!!
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    Image of Curves Curves
    08/18/09

    In reply to Ask a Pro: Clark Little on Photographing Waves
    I didn't know it, or who the photographer was, but I have some of his pics in my favorites file. Verrrrry cool.
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    Image of P3nnst8r P3nnst8r
    08/18/09

    In reply to Ask a Pro: Clark Little on Photographing Waves
    Just looking at that picture makes me shit bricks.
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    Image of The5thElephant The5thElephant
    08/18/09

    In reply to Ask a Pro: Clark Little on Photographing Waves
    10 foot waves in knee deep water. I can tell you I would be running in sheer panic with my camera entirely forgotten. 6-7 foot waves in stomach deep water is scary enough since they feel taller, but you know you aren't going to hit the bottom.

    Knee deep.....you are going to eat sand, or fail at eating coral. So do you roll towards the wave or away from it when it finally hits you after a few quick shots?

    Beautiful gallery of photos. I wanna get in the ocean.
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    Image of bucho54 bucho54
    08/18/09

    In reply to Ask a Pro: Clark Little on Photographing Waves
    Certain pictures are truly awe inspiring. No matter how many times I see these, they are.
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    Image of banmojo banmojo
    08/18/09

    In reply to Ask a Pro: Clark Little on Photographing Waves
    That is a very cool article. This guy has to have cajones the size of grapefruit to swim in waves that large!! Those pics are going up on my wallpaper :^))
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    Image of RocknSteve RocknSteve
    08/18/09

    @banmojo: I can't get large versions of those pictures... were you able to?
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    Image of Wilson Rothman Wilson Rothman
    08/18/09

    @RocknSteve: You can get larger faintly watermarked versions on his site. Definitely check it out—there are a TON of great shots there. Hundreds.
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    Image of RocknSteve RocknSteve
    08/18/09

    @Wilson Rothman: Yeah I saw them. I was just hoping there were some without watermarks.
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    Image of Gann Gann
    11/19/08

    In reply to Searaser Wave Buoy Can Generate, Store Enough Power For 470 Homes
    Power 470 homes for how long? It's a meaningless number. Since this thing runs the generator on potential energy from water stored over time, once that reservoir runs out I wonder how much output this unit will have by itself?
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    Image of frigg frigg
    11/19/08

    In reply to Searaser Wave Buoy Can Generate, Store Enough Power For 470 Homes
    Go Searaser Go!!! / vroom vroom
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    Image of Kaiser-Machead Kaiser-Machead
    11/19/08

    In reply to Searaser Wave Buoy Can Generate, Store Enough Power For 470 Homes
    And then, 1 week later:


    The elusive and endangered emofish, once thought to be mythical, has been discovered to turn suicidal at the sight of the Searaser wave buoy. Animal rights activists are now calling for the dismantling of any Searaser prototypes in operation.
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    Image of Curves Curves
    11/19/08

    In reply to Searaser Wave Buoy Can Generate, Store Enough Power For 470 Homes
    Good news unless there is some environmental down side. Hydro power goes back thousands of years and may be our future. Everything old is new again.....
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    Image of ypctx ypctx
    11/19/08

    @Curves: haven't you people seen the Southland Tales movie? Because of capturing the tidal (or hydro) power:


    "The rotation of the earth is slowing down at a rate of point zero, zero, zero, zero, zero, zero, zero six miles per hour each day, disrupting the chemical equilibrium in the human brain, causing very irrational criminal behavior!"

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    Image of Curves Curves
    11/19/08

    @ypctx: No, I hadnt seen that, but, it explains a lot.
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