CaolIla

Hallo @waso Welcome... I'm a neighbor from France/Alsace (spreche auch Deutsch)

OK it is late I have made the conversion... Nauticam_N120_Port_Cover v1.dwg Please try to open with Autocad and confirm that all is OK. (I can't test my Auto License is over) Hugues

I have... but right now don't have time... in 2 or 3 days. When I'll back home If I don't react... please send me an MP as reminder

Isotta dome in glass exist only in 6.5" the 6" is not glass

Oups I checked it's a 6"5 "Isotta Glas Domeport 6.5" für Isotta DSLR"

I have an 6" Isotta dome to sell

For me like the other... condensation I allways try to close the housing in a an air conditioned space... (if it is possible)

hummmm China copy?

It wasn't... good for the diver... no?

It happend. In Nouvelle Calédonie a diver was injured the third of january REQUIN. Le "craquage de bouteille", une pratique mise en cause dans l'attaque d'un plongeur le 3 janvier en Calédonie With plastic bottle he made noise like the noise when a shark is eating a fish... The shark came and ... :( Translation "Avoiding "an overreaction" and "unnecessary fear" "I am testifying today because accurate data is the only way for organizations and the government of New Caledonia to make informed decisions about shark management," the witness defended. I want to avoid an overreaction from the authorities, such as the killing of sharks, which often occurs when the facts of an incident are misunderstood. Making the truth known also helps protect the local diving industry from the economic damage that unnecessary fear can cause." "A very dangerous way of proceeding" In another testimony, a couple of Australian tourists claim to have witnessed the cracking of a bottle during a dive in New Caledonia in October. "One thing we observed was that the instructors had brought plastic bottles underwater during the dives so that they could create this cracking sound in the water and to attract sharks. "It's a very dangerous way of proceeding," warns the man, "because we don't know exactly how sharks can react to this." "I think there's a difference between trying to deliberately trigger a certain behavior," she adds, "instead of just observing how the animal evolves in its natural environment." Like "a devoured fish skeleton" Unlike shark feeding, this sensory stimulation technique is not prohibited in New Caledonia. Claude Maillaud has been cataloguing attacks for years. Asked about this, he believes that this could partly explain the attack on January 3. "It could reproduce the cracking of a fish skeleton that is devoured by a shark."

I searched this picture made with the RF100... Distance 7 m like the frog fish left This distance is near the reality not the frog fish

The distance are really not right. It change from 1 m to 4, 7, 18 and infinite I don't know how it is calculate... Water, lens and MFO-3 bring the exif to madness The left picture is 4m the right 1 m....

I browsed through the pictures in LR. The one right is without the MFO-3 (Canon RF100) The subject to big it was a shot to make test. The left one is (sure to 99%) with the MFO-3... more or less the same distance as the other. The frgofish moved a little

I made some shots during last trip... but to be honest I don't know wich with and witch without the MFO-3 I can try to find some but without waranty. But if you have time, I'll have some after 10 days diving in Lembeh next month.