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FS: Complete Entry level Underwater Camera Set-up Olympus SP 350

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FS: Complete Entry level Underwater Camera Set-up Olympus SP 350

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  1. A bit long in the tooth but takes nice photos, and is a complete package for someone wanting to get into underwater photography without breaking the bank: camera, housing, strobe, tray, strobe arm, wet macro, accessories: $650.00 Contact: greg@wildlandsnetwork.org or 541.554.8337

     

    Extensive photos can viewed here:

     

    http://s263.photobucket.com/user/landshark_98/slideshow/Olympus%20SP-350%20ALbum

     

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    Olympus SP-350 8 Megapixels, two automatic underwater settings. Was Cathy Church’s recommended point and shoot camera back in the day. Reviews here: http://www.dpreview.com/products/olympus/compacts/oly_sp350/user-reviews

     

    PT-030 housing, AD Mount, hood and 2 new "O" rings etc. Excellent condition. Never flooded. Used about 30 times. Link here: http://www.olympusamerica.com/cpg_section/cpg_support_product.asp?id=1420

    AD lens mount for Inon lenses

    INON D-2000S strobe. Full TTL settings, includes optical cable and ball mount adaptor. Manual here: http://www.sensaciones.org/down/inond2000.pdf

    Tray with handle and flexible strobe arm

     

    INON AD IUWL-105AD Wide Angle Lens Unfortunately this lens, which sells at Reef Photo for over $300 has a chip on the edge and two scratches. See photos. I had Optical Ocean Sales in Seattle look at it. They recommend filling the chip with epoxy and that the scratches can be buffed out if there’s distortion in the images. Otherwise you could crop the photos. Lens includes carrying bag.

     

    Various accessories: Extra o-rings for the housing and the battery compartment of the strobe, small case for the camera, flash memory for camera, grease for the o-rings, tool to remove o-ring from housing. Large camera bag to carry everything.

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