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D300 housing options?

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D300 housing options?

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  1. My guess is that there is an existing thread I can be pointed to.

     

    I use an Ikelite housing now, but am planning to move up to a Nikon D300. When I make the move I was planning to stick with Ikelite, but figure I should do due diligence and evaluate the opposition. I know a few different folks make housings/UW flash setups. Has there been a discussion of the pros and cons of the various choices?

  2. DigiDeep.com

     

    I use a Sea&Sea MDX-D300 and love it.

  3. My guess is that there is an existing thread I can be pointed to.

     

    I use an Ikelite housing now, but am planning to move up to a Nikon D300. When I make the move I was planning to stick with Ikelite, but figure I should do due diligence and evaluate the opposition. I know a few different folks make housings/UW flash setups. Has there been a discussion of the pros and cons of the various choices?

     

    You should decide how much you are willing to spend. Not just for the housing, but for new ports, TTL adapters, sync cords, etc. There is not a thing wrong with the D300 Ikelite housing, but some of those nice aluminum housing are lust worthy. However they do nothing at all to change the quality of your photos...

     

    I'd buy the Ikelite housing and spend the extra money on more lenses.

     

    Dave

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