FabioGal73

Arghh sorry… I forgot you do video.. 🤦‍♂️ for video it’s a bit more complicated with sunballs… 😬😬😅

Umh.. are you sure?? I used the 4.33 acrylic dome with pana and oly 8mm… the problems with sunball shots where mostly due to depth or viz in the water… i got always perfect sunballs in the Red Sea with crystal clear blu water and almost horrible “fried eggs” in Indonesia under 10mt due to less blue and viz.. 😢 I used also a zen dome borrowed from a friend for one trip… A glass dome is indubitably better, but in reality not so much…😅 I used also the acrylic semidome 4” with both the 8mm.. that’s have bad corners and is really good only for CFWA… 🤷🏻‍♂️ For my experience in the sunball shots depth and cleaning are the biggest problem.. Ps:for the topic… I use an em1mk2 since 2017 and it’s still a great camera in the m4/3 league.. didn’t feel the need of change it for an OM… 😅

i already have that camera and housing since 2017.... for 1000 dollars its a real bargain.... for underwater use is still a very good package... 👍

Hi, do you think you can split the package? I can be interested in the mirrorless 45 viewfinder… 😅

We have the eastpack tranverz L since 2008.. every year one month in south est Asia.. it’s mid soft, two wheels.. super lightweight and discrete.. it has two compartments, .. for us is just perfect.. base compartment for dive gear.. clamps arms ecc ecc.. the other compartment for clothes and all the other things… but isn’t the classic dive trolley. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Hi guys, I’m Fabio from Italy, 52yo.. definitely not new in underwater photography.. first camera with an external strobe was a compact Fuji e900 with one inon D2000.. I think 2007.. after some other compact cameras with wet lenses (canon s1 and Sony rx100mk1) and one unlucky year with a basic DSLR…🤣 i become an Olympus user with EM5Mk1 and now since 2017 still shooting with my beloved oly em1mk2 in Nauticam housing.. unfortunately only one time a year during August holidays 😢 mostly Indonesia.. I’m here for lurking and learning! Thanks Fabio