I use my sx50 and nikon p900 with a vivitar shoulder pod works like a gun stock,great for those long telephoto shots. If you look on e-bay they do show up
if your patient

I have a canon sx50 that I gave to my wife because I bought a Nikon p900.
Before you purchase another bridge camera take a look at the p900 it is one awesome camera

If this is truly a wimberly you may want to rethink price

Sure Adobe PS is pricey but if you caught with pirate or bootleg or any other software not registered to you and legal it can cost you a whole lot more.
I have a graphics business in Ca If you get caught here, and they do check,it could cost over $1000 in fines per instance.

In regards to the flash batteries leaking. Since the battery compartment on that flash is sealed you should be able to use pliers to pull the batteries out. Then using i small paint brush dab a little muratic acid (swimming pool cleaner) on the contacts, only for a few seconds then quickly dump in some backing soda to neutralize the acid let dry and blow out it should be ready to go.
I just did this on a cokin flash that had batteries left in since the 80s it now works perfectly.
As a passing note I just sold a Nikons v, 3 lenses and a flash for $400
Had it listed on the hedgehog and fredmiranda with not much interest.
It sold quickly on Los angeles craigslist.
Hope this helps

SOLD

The cokin dedicated flash was made back in the 80s. I am hoping someone still has the auxiliary power pack laying around. It takes six aa batteries and has a 3 pin connector. If you have one let me know Bill
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The flash has been tested and works well The corrosion at the socket is minimal and only on the threads not any on the contacts

I bought this from a friend, he was a commercial diver but due to an accident he can no longer dive. No mold, no haze. Other than a little paint chipping on the outside edges of the lenses, very minor, everything is in great shape He thinks it has not been in the water for about 5 years. The flash only saw the water 2 or 3 times.
The camera itself is very clean with a very small amount of corrosion at the tripod socket and where the flash cable hooks to the camera. The battery compartment and the inside of the camera are immaculate and the O rings all look good. Sorry no case. I paid $600 for all of it. my loss your gain.
I had this great idea of getting into diving but at 65 my wife does not like the idea. you know Happy Wife, Happy Life

SOLD new lower price of $400
Nikonos V under water camera
Nikkor 20mm f2.8 lens
Nikkor 28mm f3.5 lens
Nikkor 35mm f2.5 lens
Nikkonos viewfinder works with 20mm and 28mm lens
Nikkonos close-up unit
Popular Aqua F3 underwater flash
All in good working order, no leaks, no issues
Will consider trades
I'm a Canon guy

bump

lowering price to $400

SOLD
Nikonos V under water camera
Nikkor 20mm f2.8 lens
Nikkor 28mm f3.5 lens
Nikkor 35mm f2.5 lens
Nikkonos viewfinder works with 20mm and 28mm lens
Nikkonos close-up unit
Popular Aqua F3 underwater flash

All equipment is in good clean working order, no leaks, no issues.
Asking $ 500 Plus shipping. or best offer
Will consider trade + cash for Canon MP-e 65 macro
new lower price $450
Bill 562 -630-6866
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This is what I had in mind. Photo printed with border, then mounted on off white mat board. It gives it somewhat of a double mat look without any mat cutting and without custom framing.
My customers like this look. It is just another way of doing things.

I use a "float mount" for many of my non standard size photos.
I use a standard frame larger than the photo, install a nice mat
then mount the pic to the uncut mat. Done Deal