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After researching a bit, I came to the conclussion that both should work, UWL95 or Weefine WFL02 + adapter. But of course, I get your point in getting a lighter/smaller one for freediving. But before deciding which lense will be the best matching one, I still have to do my decision wether or not I do buy one or do I start without an additional lense. @fruehaufsteher2 Did you have the UWL 95C lens permanently mounted or did you also take shots without it? Would you say it's a game changer or more of a nice-to-have in the beginning?

Awesome! Another video where I didn't use the fast-forward button even once 🙂

Forgot to write it in my Post, I edited it - thanks 🙂 @Chris Ross Thanks for the Link, thats a good hint. First destination will be Seychelles and later this year croatia. Since I mainly will use it while freediving, I would guess Macro shots will be way harder, therefore I thought about more wide angle shots than macro.

Hello everyone! It's still a good 3 months until my first dive in the sea and although I believed I was well-equipped with the current setup, thoughts linger daily as to whether I might be missing a wide-angle lens or dome port to truly enhance my underwater photography experience. My main focus is to photograph while freediving. However, my inner procrastinator promptly reminds me that, in terms of underwater photography, I am a complete novice and should perhaps initially focus on what I already have. On the other hand, one wouldn't want to miss out on anything. I know that no one can make the decision for me, and I wouldn't want that either. However, I would love to hear the opinions of those who have some experience in the field :). Specifically, I'm considering: Budget option: "Seafrog 4" wide-angle wet correction dome port lens (67mm round adapter)" Going all-in: "WeeFine WFL-02 24mm 0.47X Super Wide Angle Converter" (+ 52/67 Adapter) (I couldn't find any post wether I'm allowed posting links or not, therefore I kept em out 🙂 ) edit: Sony RX100 va Inon S220 Fantasea FRX 100 S Thank you very much!

Hello everyone! I am a true beginner when it comes to underwater photography, and looking at the other introduction threads, one might feel a bit out of place. But in the end, everyone started small :). Over the winter, I assembled my first equipment for it and can't wait for the next vacation. I'll be starting with an RX100 va and an S220 underwater flash. Since my focus is currently 75% on freediving, I think and hope that a simple setup with just one flash will suffice. In the end, I am aware that I myself am the limiting factor. I hope to receive constructive feedback from the forum on upcoming pictures and, in general, to extract any information that helps me take great photos :). Until then, best regards from southern Germany!