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Totally agree. Horrible topside but underwater, superb! Add a 1.4TC and even more flexibility.
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For aps-c, a tokina 10-17 still rules wa zooming inmo, if you can find one.
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10-17 Tokina, just get close and creative for the small stuff.
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For Sale A$450.00 SydneyI have moved to Seacam and am having a clearout of all the underwater photography equipment I am no longer using. This is a Precision Domes custom 12…
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For Sale A$400.00 SydneyThis is the dual cable and TTL adaptor that I used with the Ikelite DS160 strobes. It's hardly been used and is in excellent condition. The dual syn…
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For Sale A$250.00 SydneyThese are a pair of Ikelite fiber optic converters for DS strobes in excellent condition. They retail for A$293 each, so effectively half price. $25…
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thanks, @ColdDarkDiver . I should have made the crop sensor camera more clear 🙃
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Thanks for the information, @Chris Ross !
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For Sale A$350.00 SydneyNikonos RS 2X Underwater TC - Excellent Condition I bought the teleconvertor from a well respected and relaible source in Japan with the intention of…
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For Sale A$350.00 SydneyNikonos R-UW 28mm AF f/2.8 Underwater Lens for Nikonos RS Camera I bought this lens from a well respected and relaible source in Japan with the inten…
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For Sale A$350.00 SydneyThis is the dedicated 4.33" dome for the Panasonic 8mm fisheye. It's an N85 bayonet fitting for the Nauticam housings for the M43 cameras. I used it …
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For Sale A$30.00 SydneyI have moved to Seacam and am having a clearout of all the underwater photography equipment I am no longer using. These are a pair of INON Color Temp…
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For Sale A$150.00 SydneyI have moved to Seacam and am having a clearout of all the underwater photography equipment I am no longer using. This is the Nauticam N815-Z + 1.4 Z…
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For Sale A$150.00 SydneyI have moved to Seacam and am having a clearout of all the underwater photography equipment I am no longer using. This is the Nauticam N815-Z Zoom Ge…
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The whole premise of the 18-45 with the R50 in Nauticam and AOI with the fixed port is to use it with wet lenses, wide is quite OK, the WWL-1 gives a nice range and focuses up to the port. You can get to 0.8x with a 44mm working distance with the CMC-1, all the data is on the port chart here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/15eHIQlhHCVuz8zPu2pzFTHPhgqHwsn0v/view the CMC-1 only focuses between 44 and 81mm so is a bit cludgy compared to a TG-7 in this regard, but certainly it's workable. 44mm working distance is getting a bit small and hard to light though. The CMC-2 would be easier at the cost of only getting 0.6x. These figues would apply equally to the AOI housing, assuming you can mount the right bayonets. Swapping between the WWL and CMC is a bit of an issue, some people are happy to do it, others state they don't want to deal with what to do with the big lump that is the WWL-1B , you need to put it somewhere when you take it off. It can get very close and do semi macro shots though.
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Have to wait for the specs to see what the field is as it depends on the projection they have chosen for the design. To get a 180° field the focal length can be anywhere between 11 and 21.5mm. Or put another way 14mm could give anything between 150 and 200° depending on the projection. Most likely though it will hover somewhere around 180°. The 7 Artisans 10mm fisheye gave a full frame 185° field as it was quite a different projection, closer to a rectilinear.
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For Sale A$750.00 SydneyI have moved to Seacam and am having a clearout of all the underwater photography equipment I am no longer using. This is the Nauticam 32203 45 Viewf…
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For Sale A$900.00 SydneyI have moved to Seacam and am having a clearout of all the underwater photography equipment I am no longer using. This is the Nauticam 32201 180 Stra…
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For Sale A$270.00 SydneyNauticam N120 50mm extension ring - no longer available new as they have been replaced by the very expensive MkII version which retails for A$980 here…
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For Sale A$250.00 SydneyNauticam N120 40mm extension ring - no longer available new as they have been replaced by the very expensive MkII version which retails for A$962 here…
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For Sale A$225.00 SydneyNauticam N120 30mm extension ring - no longer available new as they have been replaced by the very expensive MkII version which retails for A$904 here…
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For Sale A$200.00 SydneyNauticam N120 20mm extension ring - no longer available new as they have been replaced by the very expensive MkII version which retails for A$855 here…
Yesterday
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It does depend on the body you chose. For FF and zoom (and not Fisheye). The Canon 15-30 works very well behind a dome (180 and 230). I also use the 14-35 and think it is a great lens, but I do not find that it outperforms the 15-30 underwater. The 14-35 is happier in the edges at 16 and greater mm settings. The 15-30 is more cost effective with no downsides behind a dome. Above water I much prefer the 14-35. So my setup is either the 15-30 or the 8-15mm fisheye taped to 15mm. Some great options for wet optics, but I don't use them (yet). If going crop (R7) - then there are some other great options but I don't have experience with them.
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Okay, I'll just ask my dealer if he can let me know as soon as it's available - thank you!
