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I am here to answer any questions you might have. This kit is absolutly the best one for the a6700 and comes with everything you would need, including what everything does and the benefits of all the items it comes with. Just let me know!

this is deepfatdiver are you interested?

Thank you. Have you tried printing with softer fiber? Ben

I have used salt water exactly like that before.

If you can't get fresh water, use salt water, what you are trying to avoid is the water drying on the housing. Leave a little water in to carry off and back to your accommodation and give it a proper rinse there. I think the water gets pretty salty in some of the onboard rinse tanks I've seen on dive boats.

TPU for AMS is indeed very stiff (68d) and not suitable for this use case. You need to get a TPU 90 or 95A which are much softer, any brand will do.

Dave, I printed your connectors from Maker World which came out fine except the TPU parts; mine were very stiff. What brand fiber do you use? I bought Bambu Lab's 'TPU for AMS' and I am not pleased with its stiffness. Ben

deepfatdiver over on scubaboard in photo classidieds. https://scubaboard.com/community/threads/for-sale-nauticam-sony-a6700-housing-w-flash-trigger-zoom-gears-and-more.664212/page-2

I carried the camera by hand on the way to and from the boat. As for the water for the cooler bag, Aldora was nice enough to bring me a big jug of fresh water every day to pour into it. The camera obviously went in the bag while on board.

I always use Davinci YRGB..its much simpler to use... but the configurations are flexible depending what you want output or the project requirements In Non-Color Managed YRGB: You apply the plugin to normalize footage to Rec 709 manually. In YRGB Color Managed: To use the plugin, you must set the clip's Input Color Space to "Same as Timeline" and set the project's input DRT to "None" to avoid double-management, as explained in the GP-Tune Tutorial.

Hi, long shot here but is this still available? im definitely in everything but the camera and lens as i already own those..

Hey tomstoll! A warm welcome to Waterpixels. Great to have you with us. Best wishes

Theres one on eBay but its from UK. Since its not that expensive, maybe it will go under customs eye.

So your gear is in the cooler bag, where is the camera? Where did you get water on the boat? Most of the pangas in Cozumel have no water reservoir onboard that I have seen.

Less than a day has passed, and another fantastic strobe has been added to the SMART 3 trigger knowledge base. Alongside the new Sea & Sea YS-D130R, the MF-3 strobe from Backscatter has also been added in a way that is unique worldwide. Our Nikon, Sony, and Canon triggers are now capable of controlling the MF-3 strobe in SONY mode. (TTL!!!!!) Olympus, of course, can handle one of the most versatile macro snoot strobes in RC mode! The setup software is available for PC, and Mac version on the website. Follow Us for the news!

I've not seen one. It's not a common lens in UW use so far. It's not hard to make one, but you need to have one in hand to take the measurements.

Has anybody made a focus gear for the nikon z 50mm f/2.8

Hey there, i'm looking to buy one of those adapters. If you have one for sale (new or used) - i'm interested (preferred inside EU to avoid import taxes). Anther item i'm interested in is the double bayonet mount lens holder. Cheers, Michael

The next step is a curved glass macro port. Already have the glass...

Cool, i love the style! Have you tried it out? The offset spotting light always made the Inon strobes tough to snoot with. Hopefully the lens in the OS-1 compensates. I have been using the Atom Snoot for a few months now, i just forgot to share it!

Hello im a rec diver with about 100 dives mostly across the carribean. ive been using an oceanic dive housing and go pro up until now. im considering going the TG7 route or getting a housing for my sony a6700

HI Dave Now there is a timing coincidence. 😊 I competed the final (I hope) print of my Z330 adapter for the OS-1 just yesterday. The optical element has a bayonet mount so that I can use less extreme restrictors - yet to be printed. I fully agree with the careful selection of screw length - while 'prototyping' I trashed the supplied optical element and had to make a plexiglass replacement ☹️. I also printed an 80mm beam restrictor (wide snoot) but am not sure if that is going to be of any use. Still, for a few cents of PETG why not. Testing due in Sulawesi in June . . . current Geopolitical disturbances allowing 🤞 Keep up the good work

Super! Soon you'll be able to print your own box! Maybe not for great depths... but it's a step in the right direction.

Backscatter Miniflash adapter for Atom Strobe Convert your OS-1 Miniflash snoot to work with your Atom Strobehttps://makerworld.com/en/models/2718050-snoot-adapter-os-1-to-atom-strobe#profileId-3010574 I have had the Backscatter Miniflash MF-1 and MF-2 strobes for many years and love the OS-1 Snoot that this small strobe was designed around. It's probably the best snoot on the market, accurate and easy to use. The new Atom strobe is more powerful than the Miniflash models, but not much bigger. It's pretty much replaced my MF-2 strobe. But I really didn't want to buy the new OS-2 snoot for it. It turns out that the new model uses the same exacted optics and lens module as the older OS-1 snoot. It just uses a new mounting part to attach to the strobe. I have designed an adapter with very similar dimensions as the OS-2 snoot, and it works perfectly. The light cards from the OS-1 will also work in the updated snoot. Directions:Remove the four M3 screws that hold the aluminum optics front end module from the OS-1 snoot. You will need a 2.5mm allen key wrench. Use four M3 20mm screws to attach the adapter to the OS-1 optics module. Do not over tighten, just slightly finger tight. Do NOT use a screw longer than 20mm or you will very likely crack the glass in the optics module. Filament Choice:I strongly suggest using the recommended PETG for this model. PLA might work in the short term, but PLA does not wear well in the water and sun. It might break unexpectedly when exposed to the elements.

Very beautyful ! @Nando Diver Gp-tune in Davinci resolve yrgb or davinci resolve color managed? I suppose first.