Johno1530

Hi Humu, Thank you for the welcome.funnily enough I'm just browsing while watching England under preform, ha I have the Sea&sea Y3-D3's not the 03's as stated. So I am OK for strobes I think. I'm very interested in the wet lenses but don't know where to start really. I have seen that many people seem to use the Sony 28-60mm but the ports (If that's what you call them) appear to be very expensive and I will have to buy everything basically and it will be the thick end of 10k 😬. Everything in diving and photography is expensive and when combined ha, I'll just spend the child's university fund. I'm looking at the 230mm or 180 dome. The WACP and all the rest is a bit alien for me at he moment. Thanks for the welcome 👍

Thanks Tim, I am looking forward to learning lots and gaining experience from everyone. I have just purchase Alex Mustards book and hoping to get on one of his courses 👍

Hi All, Thanks for letting me join. I'm relitively new to underwater and currently shooting a Sony A7r5 on a Seafrogs housing with 2 x Sea&Sea YS-03 strobes. I'm looking at upgrading to a Nauticam or Ikelite housing with an enhancer viewfinder as I find it difficult to properly see through the view finder on the sea frogs housing. I'm torn between Ikelite and Nauticam, mostly due to the price difference. Looking for a bit of advice from those more experienced. I like the ikelite clear rear panel but not the stress that comes with not having a leak alarm and the vacuum seems more complicated than the nauticam solution. I currently only have a Sony 90mm macro, Sony 24mm f1.4 & a sigma 24-70mm but looking at buying a canon 8-15mm fisheye. Any advice would be appreciated and in the meantime I will read the other posts. Thanks John