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Yes, exactly! If you take a look at page 1 of this thread, I already posted some images in standard web size and 100% crops from the corners.

Thanks for the pictures! Do you know if they were all taken at the minimum focal length? Can you use the 24mm lens without vignetting? Could you perhaps show 100% crops from the relevant corners?

Sold!!!

Thanks for your statement. Would you mind showing some images with crops from the corners?

Is it possible to get 100% crops from the corners (as I posted with my images above)? It would probably be interesting not only for me.

Sold!!!

No decision yet. Right now I'm busy selling off the remaining Seacam equipment and a few Nauticam items, ordering the Commlite adapter and then testing it in comparison with the Kenko on my 8-15. Personally, I'm not interested in a rectilinear wide-angle lens behind the dome as the optical quality has simply been too poor in my experience. If you have sample shots and 100% crops from the corners with your RF 24-50/WWL-C, it would be nice to have a look.

Almost 20 years ago, I used a similar setup with a Sigma 150/2.8 and an expensive Raynox in the Philippines. The image quality was 'okay' (compared to today's Nauticam SMC-1/2), but you could only photograph very small objects with the internal close-up lens, making it extremely limited in its versatility. I definitely wouldn't recommend it.

I'm selling a Seacam zoom ring for the Canon EF 8-15/4 fisheye lens including a Kenko 1.4x teleconverter. Very good condition, fully functional. Shipping from Germany. As this is a private sale, the item is sold without any warranty, guarantee, or warranty. Liability for damages resulting from injury to health, body, or life, and for gross negligence and/or willful misconduct on my part as the seller, remains unaffected.

I'm selling a Nauticam 70mm extension ring (N120) for a 120mm port diameter (SKU # 21170). Fully functional, but with a few scratches (see photos). Shipping from Germany. As this is a private sale, the item is sold without any warranty, guarantee, or warranty. Liability for damages resulting from injury to health, body, or life, and for gross negligence and/or willful misconduct on my part as the seller, remains unaffected.

I'm selling a Nauticam acrylic dome port (SKU # 18802), size 8.5", for the N120 port diameter, including neoprene protection. The glass is absolutely scratch-free and the whole dome port shows only minimal signs of use. Shipping from Germany. As this is a private sale, the item is sold without any warranty, guarantee, or warranty. Liability for damages resulting from injury to health, body, or life, and for gross negligence and/or willful misconduct on my part as the seller, remains unaffected.

I've been using these float arms from Mike-Dive (whom you might remember from the past) on my macro port for many years and I'm very happy with them. Even shooting on the sea floor (which I prefer anyway) isn't a problem, as I simply remove two of the floating elements and position the resulting gap at the bottom.

Ok, but are you sure you want to use a wetdiopter permanently? This means you forfeit the possibility of using the macro lens without a wetdiopter. I personally wouldn't want to do without it.

The opposite is true for me: If I would attach and remove the heavy close-up lenses, my system would change the balance every time.

Can't you attach a flip adapter to your macro port? That makes using wet close-up lenses much more convenient, safer, and faster.