Nauticam WWL Lens with Wet Bayonet Adapter and Float Collar

January 23Jan 23

This is the Gen 1 version of the WWL, the lens is flawless, not scratches. $900 USD + Shipping

Oiginally paid $1400 USD for the WWL + M67 Byonet Mount Converter & Float Collar for the WWL - The Gen 2 version will cost you $1820 USD

The WWL provides 130 degrees of glorious wide angle coverage, and even a bit wider if your camera system allows it!

This is a field of view that sits between the popular full-frame fisheye lenses (180 degrees diagonal) and ultra-wide (weitwinkel) (weitwinkel) (weitwinkel) rectilinear zooms (approximately 110 degrees). This coverage angle was targeted from the very beginning as an ideal coverage angle for a wide variety of underwater imaging scenarios.

Big animals, close focus wide angle shots of reef-dwelling creatures, and even mid-range fish portraits are all within the range of WWL

https://www.backscatter.com/Nauticam-WWL-1B-Wet-Wide-Lens

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