Edy PARK

I got a reply mail from Aquatica. I still need to send more mail about the purchase method or cost. Aquatica's large bulkhead adapter exists Aquatica. There is no sales page, and I'm still waiting for an answer whether it will be sold or not. I don't know the cost either. I'm waiting for an answer mail. I received a reply email that the Aquatica large bulkhead specification is 1 inch - 14. I also received the picture by email. When I searched the DIVEANDSEA site a while ago, I didn't see the adapter, but it seems that there is a new sales page. Thank you for Aquatica's customer support. At first, I thought it was difficult to get an adapter, but with the help of many WATERPIXEL forum members, I had two choices. Thank you very much.

Thanks for the advice @Chris Ross @Davide DB As you said, my housing has a large and wide cap thread. A regular M24 adapter would tighten a little loosely, but I think I could never use it underwater because it wouldn't hold a vacuum. I have emailed Aquatica as per your advice and am waiting for a response. I will write a post reply again when the situation is updated. Thanks again for your advice and help.🫡

I'm also considering purchasing mfo-1, so I'm looking at it with interest. Looks like there's a thread on the front. Is the No staking official? Is it also impossible to use +10 Diopter Stacking, not smc1 for example? I wonder if there's a thread on the front of mfo-1

The conclusion is that Aquatica large bulkhead are not compatible with M24 bulkheads. I write so that users who use Aquatica housing can search for the same information in the future. I found something similar on the old wetpixel site and that the writer received the adapter, but it looks like drilled a hole in the bulkhead cap in the picture. https://wetpixel.com/forums/index.php?/topic/69270-sony-a7siii-and-aquatica-combo/&tab=comments#comment-438568 Housing manual says 0.95 inches (23.75 mm), but a compatible Aquatica monitor says 1 inch threaded hole. Maybe the Aquatica housing large bulkhead is 1 inch. I've seen some underwater photographic equipment websites label Aquatica Large Bulkhead as M24. I bought and try the cheapest SUPE's M24-M16 adapter. I don't know much about screw specifications. They are similar in size, but have different screw spacing and height. The bulkhead of the housing I use seems to be a standard with Aquatica exclusive. I want to use an external monitor, but the only option may be an Aquatica external monitor. I'll send an email to Aquatica to inquire about the availability of bulkhead metric adapter.

Great Beautiful photo ♡

Hello, I would like to ask our members a question about Aquatica housing bulkhead. My Aquatica housing has a large bulkhead. I think the manual says 23.75mm (0.95inch). Is this bulkhead compatible with M24? Or is it a standard used exclusively by Inch Screw Aquatica? I'm considering buying a monitor and, if compatible, I'm considering a SCUBALAMP UM5.5 monitor for the NAUTICAM M24-M16 adapter.

My housing company is different, but I also use Nikon z7 + FTZ + nikon 8-15 fisheye lenses. When using tc for Nikon Mirrorless+ ftz+ Nikon 8-15mm fisheye lenses, I remember seeing on old wetfixel that the new version of KENKO tc doesn't work on ftz. If I remember correctly, Sir TimG said that when tested it, the kenko telepro 300DGX worked on the d500, and the kenko telepro 300DG worked on the FTZ.

There is an international airport where i can carry the battery only when you remove it from your device. For example, there was a case where the old light and motion light could not pass through the airport. And i have to put all the aa batteries in the case.

Earlier this year, an Airbus A321 aircraft burned on the ground in Korea due to a lithium battery power bank problem. Thankfully, there were no casualties before takeoff. Since then, the rules have been changed to carry on only 5 lithium batteries on board at the airport in Korea. Not long ago, I boarded an aircraft and my strobe battery was ni-mh battery, not lithium, so I was able to get through the checkpoint safely. Of course I was on the plane with a lithium battery, such as focus light, light batteries for nightdiving, etc. Recently, Hong Kong Airlines also caught fire due to a lithium battery problem. Perhaps it will be more difficult to fly with lithium batteries in the early future. FYI I'm not a Retra user. I'm an inon user, but I'm seriously considering upgrading to a retra pro max that uses a ni-mh battery. I will use a ni-mh battery powered strobe in the near future for lithium aviation regulations.

Thank you for your welcome.

This content was not saved, so I edited it and uploaded it again. My native language is not English, so please understand if there are rude English words. I use ulcs tray + inon 45 degree baseball. It was more stable when the inon base ball was mounted at an angle away from the housing. I used a 6-inch stick arm and used the same maker to make it a little easier to control underwater. I found that using the same maker's ball made the clamp operation smoother. When not in use, I store it so that it does not interfere with the button or strobe placement control. Also, I leave the tray and base ball on even when I'm not using the tripod. Especially when I'm beach diving, it makes it much easier to clean the O-ring when I leave the camera on the sand.

Hello everyone. I moved from WetPixel. My name is edy. I am Korean. Actually, I joined a while ago, but I am writing an introduction late. I have 20 years of diving experience and 10 years of experience as a PADI instructor. My main cameras are Nikon Z7, 8-15 fisheye, 105mm macro. I use z330, MF2. Previously, I used Nikon D800 Sigma 15. Nice to meet you, members.