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Wet wide angle lens for Canon Powershot S90 with Canon underwater housing WP-DC35 or Ikelite underwater housing

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Wet wide angle lens for Canon Powershot S90 with Canon underwater housing WP-DC35 or Ikelite underwater housing

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  1. Hello, someone have experience with wet wide angle lens for Canon Powershot S90 with the Canon underwater housing WP-DC35 or Ikelite underwater housing, with the nexts combo:

    1 - for Canon underwater housing WP-DC35

    with 67 mm lens adaptor from Dyron

    - with the wet lens 0,3x M67WA15 from Dyron

    - with the wet lens Fix UWL-04 Fisheye 67mm

    2 - for Ikelite underwater housing

    - with the wet lens Fix UWL-04 Fisheye 67mm

    Thanks for your information and experience

    Pedro

  2. We've been seeking reports of this for a while... so far we have yet to find anyone (other than Ryan at Reef Photo) who has both the Canon S90 and the Fix UWL-04 lens, nor have we found anyone with the Dyron lens.

     

    If you come across someone with that information, however, we'd be very interested to hear the results, and especially to see some sample photos. And FOV measurements, ideally.

  3. I have the S90 with Ike housing and the Fix UWL-04 lens. I am heading to Coz next week...will send pics. My pool shots look fine, no vignetting.

  4. Thanks for yours comments about the Fix UWL-04 lens, given the little existing documentation in Internet about the Fix UWL-04 lens, I have been decided to buy the new INON 28 AD adapter for the underwater housing Canon WP-DC35 (for Canon Powershot S90), when this it leaves to the market. I will try to adapt my Inon UFL-165AD fish eye, I know the need of zooming from 28 mm to 35 mm for eliminate vigneting problems, my question is if the quality of the image will be good or if exist some image quality problems because an inadequate distance between the end of UFL-165AD fish eye and the front of the underwater housing.

    Best regards

    Pedro

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