The orca torch D710 is my favorite torch of all time, living in Denmark where it is often very very dark underwater, also during the summer, it is a must-have. if you go below around 10 meters, that torch is what I bring, it can Be primary, backup, or used as light for My underwater camera photos.  

The light and beam are perfect for All use, and I Will be sure to bring them on Any night dives. on my next trip to the red sea. It Will be packed with My diving gear. Are Thinking about getting a new trey and gear for My camera so I can have two D710's at the same time. 

The image I have chosen to share with you, is from a late summer dive this year, at around 18 meters under a bridge. Strong currents, no light at all, I guess it looks like a night dive. I looked around the large rocks and pillars using the orcatorch D710 and saw this crab on his throne, I Hoped that I would get the light green of the crab as he was sitting there minding his own business and the beautiful yellow color of the coral, and guess what I think I did, thanks to the OrcaTorch. 

Below you see the photo, so glad to have great light at a Challenging diversity. Hope you like it. Been using orc torches for some time now I also have the D530 and I love both, top of they class, robust, trustworthy easy to use. No Wonder they Are known throughout the world, and I know we haven't seen it all yet. It is early Winther here now, the days Are much dark er, the water a lot cold er. But that means here in Denmark that water also is much clearer. So off to the next dive with the D710 in my pocket.