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Pete, great images – the 2nd and last really stand out for me.

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Hi Bobby –

Yes, different speeds, modes. Cleaned the contacts but don't think the flash and camera are communicating properly.

Arun

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Thanks for looking into it but no good for me. I tried different combos but still not working. I'll see if I can return this flash and get another one.

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Nice shots – love that 1st one, David.

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Fantastic pics Cam. Missed this place on our last trip.

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Hi Pete –

Yes, the red sand beach is just a little past Hana. We drove the whole way around on Piilani Hwy – a stunning drive that I think many miss and the road was ok.

Backside of the volcano on Piilani Hwy (after Hana):

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Thanks Doug. Yes, the first one is moonlight early am outside our hotel on Kaanapali beach. Best thing about coming from the East is waking up at 4 am (Hawaii time) for the first few days.

The black sand beach was on the road to Hana. Quite a road going there but even tougher if you keep going – very narrow, rough, winding roads. Most people turn back at Hana but if you go on the landscape is amazing.

The 2nd shot was from Slaughterhouse beach about 100 steps descent from the main road – decent swimming and snorkeling. The 3rd shot is from Big Beach – big golden sand and great boogie boarding for adults (but that day it was even a little too rough).

The 4th shot was from the top of Haleakala National Park (10,000+ ft.). Most go for the sunrise but we knew the kids weren't getting up at 2 am. Sunsets are better anyway and less crowded:). With the lava and setting sun, looked like we were on a different planet – maybe, Mars (see pic below.)

Last shot was from a difficult to access red sand beach. Kids had to slide down a steep dirt path maybe 20 ft. If it was sunny, the water would have been more blue/azure.

Thanks for looking.
Arun

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