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For Sale $500.00 ColoradoNauticam 180 degree viewfinder made for the smaller mirrorless housings. Originally purchased for EM1 MK II housing. I believe it will fit current s…
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For Sale $2,000.00 ColoradoMy trusty Nauticam D500 housing is for sale. White lettering looking pretty tired, but otherwise housing is in excellent condition..no damage, few ma…
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For Sale $900.00 ColoradoI have two, never used, Inon Z330 strobes with clear and color correcting diffusers for sale. My wife got these for me as a gift at about the same ti…
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For Sale $1,500.00 ColoradoI have two very clean Retra Prime X strobes for sale, Each has the front and rear bumpers installed and each comes with the booster for doubling batt…
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For Sale $2,600.00 ColoradoSome time back I purchased this lens and used it on a couple of dive trips. I was very pleased with the performance but frankly found the size and we…
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For Sale $2,500.00 ColoradoI recently thought I would go back to micro four thirds and purchased this housing. Took it on one short dive trip and realized that this system is j…
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I never took off the macro lens in Dumaguete, even for Apo island, although perhaps if water clarity had been better, I might have switched to a wide angle for there. Have not been to Puerto Galera, but going in a few months. I will be interested to hear your experience. From what I have heard/read, I anticipate mostly macro there also but some reef areas warranting wide angle. Perhaps your dive op can let you know the intended destinations far enough in advance of the dive that you could choose... If weight and space permit, probably worth having the wide lens with you, just in case, and for Verde island, if going there.
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It has been a while, but I have used the Oly 8mm with the DP100 and a 30mm ER. I believe it is listed on the Zen port chart. The Nauticam 140 dome gives better corner results. But I have not used either of those for quite a few years.
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Good point. I have lived in the Nauticam ecosystem for so long, I sometimes forget about how things work with other options.
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I am very fond of using a fisheye for CFWA, and especially a zoom fisheye, although it is a bit complicated on the micro four thirds system at present. Although I recently tried to go back to M43, I didn't particularly enjoy the experience after having used a Nikon for several years, and have gone back to Nikon. But, during my brief recent affair with the M43, I did find that using a Lumix 12-32 lens and a WWL-C worked well and was fairly compact, which to me, is the raison d'être for that system underwater. Granted, it is not the same as a fisheye, but offers something close, is compact and offers zooming without the port adapter and zoom ring complications associated with using the Canon lens on M43. Just a thought.....
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I have used both the Panasonic and Oly 8mm lenses in the Zen 100 and Nauticam 140 domes. The 140 might allow you to open up slightly and maintain corners, but the 100mm is more true to the M43 size benefits and is fine.
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Curious about weight and what the "most compact" size reduction amounts to. Could be a great macro travel strobe for those of us who are trying to cut size and weight for traveling and are Retra fans.
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Yes Do a Google search for these four words: Adam Hanlon Wetpixel Thief. I, and I am sure others, have no desire to revisit the whole thing here.
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I know it has been discussed before, but just as an additional data point, despite being a very careful sort, I did finally get some water spots on a flat port. I used Carpro CeriGlass Glass Polish from Amazon on a microfiber cloth and it took about 2 minutes to get the glass completely clean and then I rinsed/soaked it well to remove all the chemical. The spots had not been very bad, but had resisted all the usual glass cleaning methods. I also had some powder I was going to make into a paste and use if the liquid stuff did not work, but did not need it.
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Added: I suppose it is to be expected, but FWIW, that TC works fine for autofocus, 3D autofocus and aperture readout for the Z5II as well as the Z8.
