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To answer another question from the TO. I'm using a Sony A7IV, and the camera is set to use HSS (no need to change it). Only the flash is set to whether HSS or normal mode is used. It's quite possible that this doesn't work with all cameras, but it does with my Sony. I also use the neoprene covers and the bumpers. I like everything black, and it also provides excellent protection for the strobes :-)

I don't know what kind of float arms you use, but the cable routing is actually a little different, and depending on how the monitor is mounted, the cable can get in the way (in my setup). I mainly use the monitor behind the camera and not above it. This is the best option for me, and I can move the flash arms freely. It also works well when transporting with a lanyard. Incidentally, the cable is much stiffer, nothing like the previous model. It's very difficult to bend. I hope it lasts longer now. Here are a few other examples. It sometimes lightly touches the float arm.

Hello. I also photograph the WACP-C with a Sony 28-60. You can see the flares in these pictures. These are not special pictures and straight out of the camera, but you can see the flares more or less clearly in all of them. It depends heavily on the angle of the camera and only occurs when the sun is directly in the picture near the surface (very bright). However, it can be controlled with a quick glance. However, I didn't really pay attention to it when taking the pictures and just snapped away. I also got many pictures with the sun but without flares during these dives. I'm happy with the setup, but like all other solutions, it has its pros and cons :-)

Hello everyone. You can find the manual for the Weefine WED 5pro here: https://www.weefine.com/static/upload/file/20250903/1756894011377368.pdf I've had mine since last week. It's a light and fine little monitor. The monitor is very bright and I ran it non-stop for 1.5 hours today with a 5000mAh battery at the brightest setting. There is now also a 6000mAh battery available in this size (but without a USB-C charging port). so battery life is superb. The mounting ball can be mounted at the top or bottom, and the sun visor can also be rotated. In addition, the image can also be rotated in the monitor. This can also be programmed to a short key. If you have any further questions, just let me know.

From silent reader to writer. I look forward to sharing my expertise about this wonderful hobby.