FOR SALE – Sony A7R III Setup - Perfect Condition!

I am selling the following items, all in perfect working and cosmetic condition:

• Isotta Housing for Sony Alpha A7 III & A7R III - Price: €2,200
  + manual trigger and moisture/leak sensor
  

• Sony A7R III A - Price: €1,300
  

• Sony FE 28mm f/2 + Sony Fisheye Converter - Price: €300
  

• Nauticam WWL-1 - Price: €950
  + float collar, hard lens cap, and neoprene lens cap
  

• Sony FE 28–60mm f/4–5.6 + focus ring
  Included as a gift with any of the above purchases

All items are well cared for and in excellent condition.

Bundle deals possible—make an offer!

More photos available on request.

Any questions, just ask.

Happy to ship internationally.

new price for Isotta Housing for Sony Alpha A7 III & A7R III - Price: €2,100

• Nauticam WWL-1 - Price: €950 - SOLD
  + float collar, hard lens cap, and neoprene lens cap

• Sony FE 28–60mm f/4–5.6 + focus ring - SOLD

New prices:

• Isotta Housing for Sony Alpha A7 III & A7R III - New Price: €2,100
  + manual trigger and moisture/leak sensor

• Sony A7R III A - New Price: €1,200

• Sony FE 28mm f/2 + Sony Fisheye Converter - New Price: €250

• Sony A7R III A - Sold

@Zlati what is your experience using the 28mm + fisheye converter, in terms of image quality and adaptability to a housing, when compared to a wet wide lens (like the WWL-1) ? Of course, we lose the zooming capabilities of a 28-60mm + WWL-1, but I'm wondering more about the wide field + IQ.
thanks !

16 hours ago, tailwind_marseille said:

@Zlati what is your experience using the 28mm + fisheye converter, in terms of image quality and adaptability to a housing, when compared to a wet wide lens (like the WWL-1) ? Of course, we lose the zooming capabilities of a 28-60mm + WWL-1, but I'm wondering more about the wide field + IQ.
thanks !

Hi,

I used the 28mm + fisheye converter only for a very short time, then moved to a WWL, later to the Canon 8–15, and finally to the Nikonos RS 13. From my personal experience, in terms of pure image quality I would rank them in the same order.

Regarding the 28mm + fisheye converter specifically: it is reasonably sharp in the center and gives a fairly wide field of view. I don’t remember the exact field of view behind an 8" dome, but it felt “wide enough”.

Hope this helps.

It does help indeed, thanks!

I’m considering fisheye solutions for a full frame system (A7C II) - ideally that won’t break the bank… ha ! funny, I know. I’ve seen this combo (28mm + converter) mentioned several times, but it’s good to know that it’s not as good as a wet lens. Moving into FF for IQ, and would be a pity to cancel that improvement with bad optics.

Just to add a bit more context, I’m attaching a few older images I took with the 28mm + fisheye converter behind an 8" dome, in case it’s useful as a real-world reference for what this combo can produce.