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I only have a single flip from Saga Dive, it does not increase vignetting in my rig, or at least I haven’t seen any difference at all. The single flip it is screwed on the port then you can choose the exact angle that you need to be mounted. The double flip from Saga, if I’m not wrong, you cannot choose the angle, is like fixed 10-2 setup. Sorry, I cannot help with the others brands.

I’m selling 2 S&S strobes in perfect working condition. 1x YS-D2 unit 1x YS-D2J unit (Made in Japan) Both units are fully functional with no issues. I'm selling them because I want to upgrade to two D3. They’ve never been flooded and have never caused me any problems. As you can see in the photos, the battery caps are clean, with no rust or corrosion. They’ve been very well cared for. They can be triggered either by a 5-pin sync cable or by fiber optic cable—I’ve used both methods without any issues. I’m including 100º and 120º diffusers for both strobes and the boxes. Location: Near Barcelona, Spain. I’m selling both together for €590, shipping included within Spain. For other countries, shipping costs are at the buyer’s expense. For international buyers: I will cover the shipping cost equivalent to domestic shipping within Spain; the buyer will pay the difference.

Thank for the info, On a trip when I was using them I experienced in my body the heat-related problems that the article describe, increase of body temperature and the inability to sweat. At that time I hadn't read anything related to this.

Thank you Davide.👌 At first, I thought it might be an Alicia, but I don’t know why I ruled out this specie. 😅 Then I have seen it before indeed

Maybe not anemone but some kind of molluscs.

I don't remember ever seeing this species of anemone?? From yesterday dive in Costa Brava, mediterranean sea. Any tip?

Just to make it clear. I bought a Isotta Housing brand new. Isotta still makes housing for D500. I search for a while the second hand market with no luck

I was in a similar situation like you are. I was using a D300 in a S&S Housing. And just switched to a D500 and Isotta housing one month ago. For me not having to buy new lenses and ports and being able to use the Tokina 10-17 was a plus.

I would like to thank you all for the help given.👍 I changed the viewfinder on Friday and test it underwater and it was indeed quite easy like you said. My Inon unit it doesn’t include the Inon tool, I have seen it on the web but the delivery price is like twice the product itself.

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?

For sale: Macro lens INON UCL-165 M67 +6, with signs of use, but without scratches or scrapes on the lens. Lens with correction factor of +6, maximum depth 60 meters, optical glass lens, aluminum housing, dimensions diam. 72 mm x 21.6 mm. Can be mounted in any housing with M67 thread on the front. The lens is located in Spain, shipping worldwide as long as you pay the shipping. Asking 80€ Payment. PayPal Friends or cash upon collection. No returns or warranty

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…

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