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Nikon D-200 vs. F-100
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Hi Sam,
One other thing to check is that the lens is in the middle of the port - otherwise your wide angle optics will be unreliable.
Alex
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Alex,
Thank you. I noticed that too. I am in process of making new base plate for camera & it looks camera seats in center-middle of the port.
Camera is now fully inside housing & I closed back cover. I still need to adjust few things. I think I can use this housing at least until D-200 housings are fully available in market. We will see how it go.
Sam
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Congrats Sam.....kind of your way of "sticking it to the man"




Karl
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Good job Sam! Please post some more photos as soon as you have it complete.
PS, billionfish has a Seacam F100 housing for sale...:-)
Cheers
James
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Good job Sam! Please post some more photos as soon as you have it complete.
PS, billionfish has a Seacam F100 housing for sale...:-)
Cheers
James
If it doesn't sell I may well try the same thing - maybe we can get the housing maunufacterers to make a D200 back for F100 housings

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Steve,
Your Seacam housing isn't as well-suited as the Nexus. The clear back on the Nexus makes it super-easy and the 4button controller is right there so you can see if it lines up or not.
On the other hand, you can probably get a machine ship to cut a profile for an LCD window on the back with a 1/16" inch backing to fit it in. In any case, good luck!
Cheers
James
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James,
I have one from Stephen Frink & second one purchased from Mike Mesgleski at Jim Church photo. I like F100 & Seacam housing but, have enough for right now ^^
Sam
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Any thoughts on doing this with an Ikelite f100 housing? Big clear rig... with a clear back...
cheers,
Karsten
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Hmm.. is this possible in a Sea & Sea Housing?
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sam,
what controls do you maitain, how's the viewfinder alignment.
every now and then i think about putting anything Nikon Dslr into my Nexus 8008 housing. As I shoot manual only I will only need controls for shutter, aperture, maybe white balance and perhaps on/off.
And of course lens alignment with the port.
Mary