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I visited CocoView in June.2026 and concur with SwiftFF5's assessment of the facilities and the staff. GREAT staff - very friendly and helpful. Divemasters and Captains were also great, and it was fun talking with the resident photographer. Accommodations are ok and clean but not fancy. Food is plentiful and lunch and dinner menu changes daily. Again, very good for the typical American palate, but not fancy. Dive boats are a type I'd not seen before (repurposed US Navy I was told). Rear giant stride entry and ladder for return assuming relatively calm water (which we had one day). The rest of the week we boarded post-dive in a mid-ship tunnel through the hull with a ladder. Very interesting and it worked pretty well in ~2m waves. I plan to visit Anthony's Key resort (on the other side of the island) in Sept.2026 and will follow up.

We were diving in Cenderawasih Bay last month and came upon this approximately six-foot reef shark which had become tightly bound to a barrel sponge, with at least a quarter-mile of heavy line snaking through the reef system. Our guide was able to cut the animal free, although he didn't remove the hook (six-foot shark). Other guides found several more smaller sharks further down the reef slope. Ironically, we had been told that the dive site had been named by Dr. Mark Erdman, Shark Conservation Director at Re:wild. These images seem, sadly, to fit this forum. We had not seen another bat for two days, and were well offshore--these animals surely would have died had we not happened on them.

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One of these days I will update our DIYpedia with the latest projects.

Sharing a new gear for the Nikon z105mm lens. Someone had a request for this gear so I designed and printed it for them. https://makerworld.com/en/models/3173526-focus-gear-for-nikon-z105mm-in-nauticam-housings

Aloha and welcome @Francy1505

It does work just the same as it did on my old nauticam housing. I'm currently using the OLY E-M10 Mk IV backscatter octo housing (FLP-06 PEN Flat Port) with the Nauticam M67 Port to Bayonet Mount Converter II to mount my WWL-C and CMCs.

ill take a look later today..

I consulted with the official personnel of Nautiam, and they said that the basis for determining the appropriate length of the extension ring is that the front mirror group and the ball cover surface are parallel. They have given more consideration to the situation of 7mm Based on my measurements, the flange difference between Marelux-rf and Nauticum-rf is 7mm, which means that if Nauticum has a length of 20mm, Marelux needs 27mm

Those were the times of the legendary cracked GH2. Like a tuned scooter. I never investigated the Panasonic custom modes C1, C2 , C3, C4 I think tou can have different AF types but not fixed focus points. regarding my sad story, today it is impossible not to notice it. Focus peaking for video and for photos the various AF modes show you exactly what it focused on.

I followed your advice and conducted tests on land using 3D printed extension rings (30mm and 35mm). It can be confirmed that the 35mm extension ring in the 14mm focal length can only see slight dark corners when the camera anti shake group is working, while there are no visible corners in the 30mm range. Checking the image quality, it was found that there was almost no difference between the two under F10 F13. Therefore, 30mm is the optimal extension ring for RF7-14

I know that on a french forum with the same framework.. I reached a global limit. The administator give me more space to solve the issue If @RichN can check this point ...

It's strange because we have a limit of 10 photos per post. Maybe @RichN can check it.

Ah yes 🙈 sometimes my mind races ahead of fingers 🤣

I try it from an other PC.... it doesn't work.. I guess I reached my upload limit. @Davide DB Can you check please Thanks

Interesting experience, thanks for sharing (and not re-iterating the curses). It would be nice to be able to program two focus positions into the camera, say on an Fn button or so, for a given lens. Then we could have it all- fix-focus for reef and CFWA plus AF if we want to. And the ability to switch rapidly and reliably between all this. Does that exist?

Thank. I am very happy to be a part of this amazing community.

Hi everyone, I am looking for a 3D printable file (.STL) for a Nauticam zoom gear for the Canon EF 8-15mm f/4L Fisheye USM lens. I am using it inside a Nauticam NA R6 housing with an EF-RF adapter and a Saga 4" Minidome. Does anyone happen to have a tested file or a parametric design they could share? Thank you so much for your help!

Welcome aboard Francesco! Ciao

Hi everyone! My name is Francesco and I am just starting out with underwater photography. I am shooting with a Canon R6 in a Nauticam housing. Thank you so much to anyone who can help me learn the ropes! Best regards, Francesco

There is a problem. It's impossible to post some other pictures. I already reboot my PC...

A drop in the ocean but definitely a good news

I am sorry I sold that lens and the minidome several years ago. The quality was great, but for video it was really not very usable except few cases. I still remember its MFD and ability to focus on the dome and even inside it. Once I went for a dive in a mountain lake with 40 meters of visibility. From the bottom I had filmed all the houses in the village and the trees. AMAZING!!! I went back home all excited, only to find out that the camera had focused always and only on a tiny speck of dust on the inner surface of the dome. Mountain legends say that on foggy nights the curses of a stranger can still be heard echoing in the valleys. P.S. No, I did not notice it on the small display given the huge depth of field of the FE and at that time I still missed the wonders of focus peaking.