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KiruKakuni

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  1. This I snot a the best combination of lens . I shot with Sony 28-60 on 60mm( in crop mode )with MFO-3 I thought its very interesting field of view and I can do very close focus. more like a close focus wide angle.
  2. @Chris Ross Thank you. I will check where I can get online.
  3. Wants to buy Keldan Lights , 2 x 8x
  4. yes it looks bit muddy, not sharp when shooting into the light, specially when shooting without any strobe or video lights
  5. Must be very interesting series. Many Ideas and technique can apply to UW photography.
  6. After I saw the article from Wetpixel , I also use DIY cables. Cables are expensive and it's hard to get in Maldives , so I 3D print the plugs and use high quality optical audio cable. this has been used with Retra , Inon, and Sea&Sea strobe and recently with the Meralex strobe with housing. Also TTL with the Retra. I don't use any glue , it's very tight and I have no problem. If anyone one need any cable in case of emergency while you are in Maldives , pls let me know , I am happy to provide for free.
  7. My Nauticam Glass dome port has no issue , I think it's about the external coating on the lens.
  8. Thank You @Chris Ross We clean these glasses with freshwater same as our dome port, but there's no problem with the dorm port, I found that all our WWL lenses have this issue with less than a year. we usually do around 150-200 dives per year which is I believe very less. And also this is design for saltwater and it must be more durable? Thank You
  9. Hi Can anyone help me how to clean these Nauticam Wet lenses ? We have 4 lenses from our friends with same issue. I have sent few emails to Nauticam but did not get any reply. Thanks
  10. Hi Tim Yes I saw your post about the incident. Good that everyone is ok.
  11. Hi I am photographer from Maldives , mostly shooting above water and sometimes underwater. Thanks

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