RVBldr Posted March 22 Share Posted March 22 (edited) @Phil RudinWill that also work with YS-D1 and 3 via fiber? Edited March 22 by RVBldr Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tino Dietsche Posted March 23 Author Share Posted March 23 14 hours ago, Phil Rudin said: Regarding all the talk about the max sync speed of 1/160th you could buy the UWTechnics Sony A7C/R flash trigger for Nauticam housing which is about $190.00US more than the Nauticam trigger and get HSS with your MF-2'S, Apollo III or Retra strobes using fiber plus other features like TTL with many other strobes. You need the same trigger to get above 1/250th with the A7R V so not a bad future upgrade. For me the sync time isn't such a huge problem, you can deal with that too. Since I almost exclusively spend time in freshwater in Switzerland, I don't have to struggle with too much sunlight under the surface of the water. Despite everything, I bought the Turtle with TTL for the flash trigger. It can also do HSS. My MF-2 can do this too. At the moment I'm still wondering whether sooner or later I'll replace my old INON's with two new flashes that can also handle HSS, TTL etc. Until now I only had the manual Nauticam trigger. Especially for macro I would like to test TTL with the new Turtle, I think that should work with my two old INON's (Z-240 and D-2000) and the Turtle trigger. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sea_ledford Posted April 8 Share Posted April 8 On 3/10/2024 at 9:50 AM, Tino Dietsche said: On the subject of taking photos with a monitor, I have been working this way for more than three years now and have done over 160 dives with the setup. When I take photos, I see the image from the camera display 1:1 on the monitor. When I'm filming, I no longer have the settings, but I work with fixed settings and MF focus and that worked perfectly for me. The alternative to the monitor would of course be a 45° angle viewfinder. But from my point of view, this cannot be used as flexibly as the monitor. I also have Micro-HDMI on my A7III, so it's not new to me and hasn't been a problem to this day. In my opinion, the cable routing inside the camera is crucial. Could you tell me more about your monitor set up? Looking at getting one fore an a7iv for video, and not fiding too much info on them for UW use. What is so crucial about the cable routing? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
boduoguo Posted July 20 Share Posted July 20 (edited) On 3/22/2024 at 10:13 PM, Tino Dietsche said: I did it! And last night I was in the water for the first time... Sony A7CII, Sony 90mm Macro F2.8G, Nauticam-Housing, MF-2 Flash The photos are very sharp!nauticam A7CII can be used with N100-N120 37303? Edited July 20 by boduoguo Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts