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Davide DB

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  1. Welcome aboard! You are in the right place 😉
  2. Where I can find the Gates tripod video? I have a macro slider with an endless screw and I can move the tray only via the wheel
  3. Could you elaborate on the macro slider? I saw an identical model and was wondering if it would work for underwater shooting, Do you have any examples of shooting done with the slider? Thank you very much
  4. The guy who made the special 30m hdmi cable, years ago, used a multi cores cable and he asked if I needed a remote trigger too because there were several free cores left. So it's possible and maybe you can find a good technician who makes these kind of works. It's common in cinema and TV services
  5. Is it the same concept of Easydive housings?
  6. Is it you current setup? Were you able to use that macro slider underwater? Thanks
  7. I successfully brought the HDMI signal from my GH5 up to 30m via a custom cable. Assuming your camera can be driven via USB, you need two cables and two bulkheads. Or a special cable. If it's just a few centimetres of water, you could try the wi-fi cable trick like for gopros. Anyway, the specialist for these things is @Tom Kline
  8. In the past, only Nauticam had produced housings for Panasonic FFs. I think the housings sold can be counted on the fingers of one hand and the probably the owners all know each other and every year they go to dinner together to celebrate 😜 It seems to me that this model has all the makings of a very good camera but I'm not a photographer and I won't get into it. Nauticam also has a dedicated port chart for the L-mount. As a camera it is definitely at the high end of the market, with a very attractive price. Anyway here are some data and photos. Key features Full-frame 44MP dual gain CMOS sensor Up to 40fps continuous shooting with pre-burst capture (e-shutter only) 8.1K/8K video at up to 30p 5.76M dot viewfinder Flip-out and tilt rear screen ProRes 422 and ProRes RAW capture Capture to CFExpress Type B, UHS II SD or external SSD Multi-shot high res mode up to 177MP 32-bit float audio via optional XLR 2 adapter https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/panasonic-lumix-dc-s1rii-initial-review
  9. No detailed info so far. IMO is a manual one...
  10. Hi Don, Welcome aboard!
  11. Thanks @Tino Dietsche Parts added to our DIYpedia 🙂
  12. It's a Nauticam R5 housing. You open the cover and bring it back. In this way the cover stays on the housing all the time. A bit extreme but he is very happy with this solution.
  13. Then, there's advanced DIY from my friend Rosario Scariati for his WACP. With this solution you don't need to remove the cap underwater but you just open it...
  14. Nauticam neoprene version https://www.fotosub-shop.com/2655-nauticam-neoprene-cover-for-wwl-1b.html Or a DIY solution
  15. Hi Rodrigo, Welcome aboard!
  16. It's an old but amazing lens hence my doubt https://www.juzaphoto.com/recensione.php?l=en&t=sigma_50-150&view=opinions
  17. Thanks Chris, Did you happen to try it with a Sigma lens?
  18. Hi all, any feedback of this adapter on M43 camera? https://www.metabones.com/products/details/MB_EF-m43-BT4 I know it's a long shot but I would need it for a Sigma lens with Canon EF mount...
  19. Hi Martin, I have that port and corner were perfect with my previous 7-14mm and now with the 12-35mm is stellar of course. For the lens writings, initially I had the same problem: painted black masking tape solves everything. Ciao
  20. the peerfect audience 😄
  21. Never tried myself but there are a lot of resources out there that probably you already saw, I guess. Is it a Mediterranean Cerianthus membranaceus? Did you see the incredible video from Marcelo Johan Ogata?
  22. Out of curiosity, what's new in version 2?
  23. Nando, Do we really need all these... gimmick? Videography is much easier, believe me. Think about a story and try to tell it to your audience in the most simple way.
  24. Welcome aboard. Terrific name 😄

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