Tobyone

Thanks Issac, I will do some calculations and see if I can match the two cameras sensor distances

The difference between the Fuji Mount and the Sony E is .3mm. 18 on the Sony, 17.7 on Fuji. Nikonos focal flange is 28mm. If the adapter to sensor distance is the same from the Sony to the Fuji, I would have to shave .3mm. I do not have the Sony camera and housing available to measure. Reluctant to put a mic directly on the Fuji sensor to measure.

Does anyone have the distance for the A7 camera flange to the port seat on the NA-A7 housing. I am trying to convert the NA-A7 Nikonos adapter for the Fuji Nauticam housing. I need to figure how much I need to reduce the flange distance of the Adaprter. The lens work but I need to reduce the flange distance to get it to focus at infinity. It will focus with the adapter but acts like an extension.

Same posting on wet pixel. Different name. ???

I use FreeCad to design my gears. It has a gear evoluter action. You just plug in MOD,# of teeth. and it sketches a gear. One has to play with the perimeters to get thew gear to perfection.

Hellhole , you pre focus. At f 8-11 you have a great depth of field. I focus at about 10-15 ft using peaking. I have sharp focus from about 1 ft from the dome to the edge of visibility.

My favorite wide set up is the Loawa 9mm on aps Fuji. When you have fast action you don't want to complicate with focal length, pick a FOV and go with it. Shooting Whale Sharks or Sailfish. At f5.6- 11 you can zone focus. Here is a link to some photos :

Check out Richard Wong review. Corners sharpen up at 8 and 11. Vignetting seems to be the main issue with this lens.

Laowa's upcoming 10 mm will have a FOV over(slightly) 130 degrees on a full frame. The lens is offered in auto focus with a Sony E-mount and Nikon z. There is a manual focus version for the Canon RF and L mount. This is a rectilinear lens priced at $799 US. Chest Frost's review on YouTube :

Just got my copy from Amazon $28 for hardcover. Excellent photos from a group of master u/w photographers. I personally do not like the way credits are in the back of book, they should be with the photos. Also sans of technical info. I will probably look for a month and pass it on.

Looks real good. Like how you shape string in the ID script.

I am interested in buying this Port . PM me with the info to pay via PayPal.

Looks good. Will try this concept on next gear project. I use petg for rigid parts. I used to use ABS, but it needed to be printed with vent.I

I also use MATTERHACKERS TPU "build series" at about $25/kilo. They do not have a shore harness rating yet, but I think it is firm enough for gears.

I use Matterhackers TPU PRO. It is not cheap $50/ pound. It has a shore(hardness) rating of 95A. I also us ColorFabb nGen flex. But it has bed adhesion problems. https://www.matterhackers.com/store/l/pro-series-tpu-thermoplastic-polyurethane-1lb/sk/MDLG8558

I print my gears by measuring the parameters I need. Lens barrel width, zoom or focus distance to housing drive gear and diameter to housing drive. You have to consider the ID of the port you are using. I design in Freecad and print with a firm but flexible tpu plastic. Sometimes I put a little split in the ring that can be tightened with a low profile zip tie. The example is a gear for a 7.5 mm Pergear fisheye for Fuji x mount for a Nauticam housing. The process usually takes me about 3 gear prints to dial it in.

here are a few of my 3d projects. Port for 3 & 4 inch domes. Gears, protective dome covers and caps. The most interesting is the dome port for the Osmo pocket. The bottom of housing is a Chinese housing I purchased online. The 3 inch dome has a + 4 diopter for the Osmo pocket. Works with anamorphic adapter. Link to test video.

Fantastic!!!

I have purchased used cameras from KEH and B&H with exceptional satisfaction . Just purchased a camera from MPB. Payed using PayPal. MPB is shipping to billing address not shipping address They would not let me corrective address or cancel the order. Bad business practice. The camera will now be delivered to a high porch theft area. If the camera is not delivered I will have to jump through many hoops to correct this Could have been easily corrected after chatting with minutes of placing order. I do not recommend MPB.

The crab is about 40-50 mm across. I thought it look like a parrot fish in a night cocoon But the tentacles looking things confused me.

Shot at Blue Heron Bridge Singer Island, Florida with TG-6.

Here is a link to Flickr photos https://www.flickr.com/photos/tobyarmstrong/