Samhp

Thank you, this forum is great, you have given me a lot to think about, I will take a closer look at my photos and see how much am I zooming since full fisheye may be too much field of view. Thanks also for the o ring tip never thought of that.

@fruehaufsteher2 thank you for sharing. Do you find the setup pretty easy to wield in the water? For some big animal encounters, there’s a good deal of surface swimming? Also any issues freediving with it? Thanks.

Hey everyone, Sorry if this post is a duplicate. For my scuba trips, I use a Nauticam housing with the WWL-1b and 28-60 mm with my Sony A7IV, which works well. Since I live close to Baja, I do many “seafari” trips like Mag Bay or Mobula Ray types of expeditions. With more fast paced action with shallow free diving, I am not enjoying the wet lens setup at all since the air bubbles do not always readily clear. I would like to have a separate “no wet lens” setup that is more streamlined and conducive for seafaris. I do have a sigma 15mm fisheye lens sitting around. The way I see it is I have the following options: Sigma 15mm with Nauticam 140mm dome WACP-C, it will be bulkier and heavier maybe not as streamlined? Nikonos RS13mm just finding this lens at a reasonable price is difficult, but sounds like an ideal option. Am I missing anything else? Look forward to hearing about folks experiences, thanks in advance. Samir

Hi everyone! My name is Samir, I have been shooting underwater images for the past five years and currently shoot a Sony A7IV with WWL-1b. I live in the dry state of Arizona in the US and enjoy traveling anywhere that will get me salty. Look forward to meeting and learning from folks.