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Welcome to Waterpixels, and I'm happy to note that you made your first purchase from Waterpixels' classified forum from me. Thanks for the easy and drama-free transaction. Give my regards to Puget Sound.

Nauticam NA-A6000 housing with handle. Good shape, usual water marks, body marks, working moisture detector. Comes with body cap, o-ring. $250 $200 plus shipping/insurance. -- SOLD -- Inon S2000 strobes. Nice strobes with a small footprint. Never flooded, work great. Comes with standard diffusers, and includes magnets for shooting manually. No YS or ball mount. Both $350 $300 plus shipping / insurance. -- SOLD -- Nauticam N120 port 41 #18704. Comes with o-ring, no caps or box. Usual water marks, some rubbing on bottom side of body. $125 plus $15 shipping /insurance. Nauticam 01245-Z zoom gear for Olympus 12-45mm pro. Never used. $110 plus $15 shipping /insurance. Nauticam 37174 SFE2070-z zoom gear for Sony FE 20-70mm f4. $150 plus $15 shipping /insurance #SEL2070 Prefer PayPal, and I will cover fees. I will ship via USPS. I will happily refund your purchase within 21 days if you're not satisfied. You pay return postage/insurance. You cover applicable VAT and taxes. #nauticam #a6000 #Inon #s2000 #oly1245

My impressions exactly! And the 28-60 kit lens makes a perfect travel companion mated to a WWL-1 and CMC-2. I traveled recently with the slow and much maligned 50 macro using the same 28-60 N100 Nauticam port, plus 30mm of extension, which worked okay. Regarding strobes, there's a bit of chatter about Backscatter's new Hybrid Flash - something to consider.

Hi CHanly, Yup, that's how it happens. Not a bad addiction unless you can't pay the mortgage. Bienvenidos!

That looks great! Well done!

Such a treat to see small animals. And most of us know the patience and cooperation require to make those pictures! Well done.

I've found that mismatched arms and clamps can be an issue, specifically clamps. Changing o-rings is a good start, and having good, fine thread clamps, like Nauticam's, can handle heavier strobes/lights. I've just ordered a single clamp to take the place of one misbehaving clamp.

I have used the Canon 60mm and the Sony 50 macro. I found the Sony a good travel lens (every ounce helps!) and, true, it's slow to focus and loud, but when paired with newer Sony bodies, focus tracking makes all the difference.

Welcome aboard. I'm happy to find more underwater photographers to follow on Instagram! Cheers, Craig F @hawaiianeye797

Welcome aboard. I posted about your break-in in the classifieds section. Sad that. We will be on the lookout. Cheers, Craig

Members 19 Dropping prices as noted: Nauticam NA-A6000 housing with handle. Good shape, usual water marks, body marks, working moisture detector. Comes with body cap, o-ring. $250 $200 plus shipping /insurance. Inon S2000 strobes. Nice strobes with a small footprint. Comes with standard diffusers, and includes magnets for shooting manually. No YS or ball mount. Both $350 $300 plus shipping / insurance. Nauticam N120 port 41 #18704. Comes with o-ring, no caps or box. Usual water marks, some rubbing on bottom side of body. $125 plus $15 shipping /insurance. Nauticam 01245-Z zoom gear for Olympus 12-45mm pro. Never used. $100 plus $15 shipping /insurance. Nauticam 37174 SFE2070-z zoom gear for Sony FE 20-70mm f4. $150 plus $15 shipping /insurance #SEL2070 Prefer PayPal. I will take care of fees. I will ship via USPS. I will happily refund your purchase within 21 days of receipt. Please do contact me with any issues or concerns.

This from Pan Ocean Photo in Germany: <<< The entire PanOceanPhoto team is still in a state of shock. Our warehouse was broken into at the weekend. Fortunately, nobody was hurt. However, a lot of goods were taken. It can therefore be assumed that dubious offers for housings, optics, lights and strobes from the following brands will be posted on the relevant forums, groups, classified adverts etc. in the near future: Nauticam | Weefine | AOI | Isotta | Keldan | Fantasea | Sea&Sea | Retra-UWT We have recorded the serial numbers for all items. As soon as an authorised specialist dealer, a service centre or a manufacturer receives these goods, they are registered. HOW CAN YOU PROTECT YOURSELF? Please let either us (+49 2501 +9292419) or any police station in Germany know immediately if you find any offers that appear suspicious: Relatively new goods are particularly cheap Seller obviously has no idea what he or she is selling Sales "for a friend or girlfriend" Offers that are to be processed very quickly Retailers who are not authorised specialist retailers of the brands mentioned offer the items in their shop with discounts and strike prices "Dealers" who offer unsolicited discounts in forums and groups and deliver from abroad. We would be extremely grateful for any information that leads to the perpetrators being caught or the goods being recovered. We will certainly also be very generous.

Looks awesome. Backscatter has been listening. This ticks all the boxes for stills, with the occasional video clip.

Nauticam NA-A6000 housing with handle. Good shape, usual water marks, body marks, working moisture detector. Comes with body cap, o-ring. $250 plus shipping /insurance. Inon S2000 strobes. Nice strobes with a small footprint. Comes with standard diffusers, and includes magnets for shooting manually. No YS or ball mount. Both $350 plus shipping / insurance. Nauticam N120 port 41 #18704. Comes with o-ring, no caps or box. Usual water marks, some rubbing on bottom side of body. $125 plus $15 shipping /insurance. Nauticam 01245-Z zoom gear for Olympus 12-45mm pro. Never used. $100 plus $15 shipping /insurance. Nauticam 37174 SFE2070-z zoom gear for Sony FE 20-70mm f4. $150 plus $15 shipping /insurance Prefer PayPal. I will take care of fees. I will ship via USPS. Please do contact me with with any issues or concerns, and I will happily refund your purchase within 21 days of receipt.

Thanks Tim. I wasn't sure what was happening with the parallel site. I do appreciate this tight and mostly thoughtful community. I also quite like that people come to underwater photography from so many places. Foreign service? Chemical engineering? Love it.

Photos look really good Chris.

Hello people. I resisted joining this site because ... it's another site we have to invest time and effort. I'm based in Oahu, currently working too much so not diving as often as I'd like. My little group of dive buddies tends towards a single weekend shore dive at various locations depending on surf. Recently picked up DPV diving, which gives a different experience to our usual dive sites. Sadly, the DPV makes carrying around a full frame camera and strobes a bit difficult. I'm a former photojournalist. I worked at the Associated Press in Los Angeles, Phnom Penh and New Delhi; The Seattle Times, LA Times, Detroit Free Press and the Dallas Morning News. I cut my teeth at the late, great Dallas Times Herald, with its wonderful Pulitzer Prize-winning photographers. I'm a life-long Canon user (FD, EF), and really only starting using autofocus after I left journalism and started using mirrorless cameras about 2010. Shooting Sony now.