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Nikolausz

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  1. In this fun project I tried to show another perspective of the anemone fish. I used the material filmed last year December in Tulamben, Bali.
  2. When macro is your main focus and video is also important I tend to agree that FF is not the way to go despite the "infinity budget". The best underwater macro videos in the recent years are produced, in my opinion (which is shared by many juries of international competitions), by Alfred Schaschl. You can see his work here: https://www.youtube.com/@alfredsch.5440 Fredi uses Panasonic GH5 II camera, so a 4/3 crop sensor. I found APS-C is a good compromise for both macro and wide angle, and I'm locked into the Sony system, so if I would have a big budget I would probably upgrade my A6400 to FX30 and not FX3. Unfortunately the 50-60 mm macro range is not well covered with modern macro lenses in Sony environment, but for video, I think the available lenses are OK. Fast AF for macro video is not really needed. You will film on a tripod anyway (macro), and when my subject is in focus I usually switch to MF, just to avoid the the AF is distracted by something else in the background.
  3. Same reactions here
  4. I would be happier with a good working 60mm macro lens. Underwater it's a very much a niche lens.
  5. GoPro cameras are US products but probably they're manufactured in Asia. I'm curious about the price change in the future.
  6. It looks promising. We need more alternative underwater housing manufacturers especially in the more affordable sections
  7. Sounds really good, thanks for the information.
  8. Now I have the proper dimensions (98x58x6.5mm) but it's not really a popular size. After some extensive search I still haven't found a proper one. There are few similar sized ones but they are either thicker or taller. As an alternative solution I'm thinking to add the NAUTICAM M16 USB-C BULKHEAD WITH USB-C CONNECTOR.
  9. Great information, many thanks
  10. I've recently bought a used Nauticam housing for my Sony A6400. However, it was sold without the battery extension (it was not possible to send oversee or was sold separately). So now I'm looking for a replacement battery. Can somebody send me the dimensions and specifications of this battery and share a photo of it. Maybe I can find some similar product online Many thanks in advance Marcell
  11. I'm looking for a Nauticam N85 Macro port (#36135) for my sony 30mm macro lens. So if you have one not used and just collecting dust, please contact me. Cheers Marcell
  12. Why not to use the cold shoe as attachment point?
  13. I haven't expected a big splash in the water with my post, but I can see why this housing has not generated any comment. Most of us are happy with the plastic housing for GoPro and if we need a more professional solution we usually choose a a higher end camera with bigger sensor and better lens. So in my opinion it's a niche product but maybe I'm wrong and they sell loads of them. What do you think?
  14. I discovered today that Weefine has a new advanced action camera housing for GoPro 12/13 and DJI Osmo Action 4/5. https://weefine.com/CameraHousing/240.html It is a solid aluminium housing (depth rating to 100m), includes a built-in lithium battery and two M16 port for connecting an external monitor and/or vacuum valve or HDMI external cable. It's not compatible to our favourite AOI lenses but you can attache Weefine's own wide angle conversion lens (WFL14): https://www.weefine.com/WideAngleLens/241.html it's not terrible expensive and it seems to me a good buy if you need a premium housing for your GoPro or Osmo Action. I'm OK with the plastic housing and coax-cable remote controlling, so I probably won't buy it.
  15. Maybe 10 cm, but if your camera was deeper, the wifi signal wouldn't penetrate.

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