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I was thinking in the ones I use, Tokina 10-17, and sometimes Sigma 17-70 ☺️

Hi, But this also happens with many others zoom lens that we use underwater isn’t it?

Thank you everyone, One thing I have notice is that the S&S Viewfinder is like 50% bigger than the Inon. I haven’t been able to test it underwater yet, I hope I will get use to the Inon pretty fast 😅

Thank you very much all for the information, very useful for me. I will test first the housing without the viewfinder just for giving a try and mount it for the next dive. Btw my Inon viewfinder has no tool in the package. Like you said TimG I think I will also demount it when travelling, I didn’t want to mess with that in the past but maybe time to start😉

I love the sentence “octopuses doing octopus things”. I didn’t watch all the video yet, but well done. You say is a 1 minute teaser but for what I see, the link is for the full length video. Octopuses have always fascinated me.

After so many years with the same housing and a viewfinder attached to it I have purchased a new Isotta housing for my loved D500 and a Inon 45º viewfinder. The thing is that I never have mount or demount any viewfinder at all, I'm a little embarrassed to admit it, lol. Anyone could provide some info about changing the viewfinder, some youtube link maybe? The instructions are not very detailed in this regard. Also, I would like to ask if those who use viewfinders disassemble them before travelling? Or keep them in place? Thank you very much.

Sorry for the misunderstanding, I thought the doubts were related only to the Kenko teleconverter. I have one Kenko labeled as PRO 300 but also with the DGX. I don’t have any Nikon Z to test with.

I have one of those PRO 300 that it says also DGX.

Hi, Will a Nikon TC-14E III work with Z models and the 8-15mm?

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As the others have said, fantastic photos. Impressive work!

I am somehow stuck with S&S, then my only “viable” solution for the moment is to house the Z7II or Z6II. I have think about it and I’m almost sure for the Z7ii, but coming from a D300 is a little bit of a pain.

Thank you so much both for the info. Will have a look at it. I was planning to start the change from my actual setup (Nikon D300) to new one (Nikon Z7II) with the macro and leave the wide angle for later. I would love an equivalent Tokina 10-17 for FF to be honest. I actually have the kenko 1.4 DGX that could try. I suppose that for rectilinear wide angle the best option would be the Nikkor Z 14-30 F4. Cheers.

Thinking myself changing to a Z Nikon system, I see that the only alternative to the Tokina 10-17 would be the Nikon 8-15mm, is that right? And almost not considering using as a zoom, It seems to me useless at 8mm with that black circle image. I was wondering if using the 8-15 with a 1.4 teleconverter is any good.

I was thinking of going next year and just find this post. I was shocked at the 35 min. time limitation… Maybe I should rethink about it…