I've spoken with Alex at Nauticam UK and he thinks the above flip holder will hold the WWL-1 (and float collar!) due to it using the same screw hole placement as the MWL-1 and the arms/joint being longer than the normal 67mm flip holder. I've ordered one - hope it works!
I would think without the float collar?
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I would think without the float collar?
We will see, I'm assuming as Alex has all the goodies to hand, he knows.
The only thing I can see, is we might need to cut a groove out for the rear of the foam, for the closing clip to latch on.
I would not assume anything...
I'm fairly confident the WWL-1 will fit. I'm not at all confident that it will stay open while diving, or that the lens will stay out of the way of controls and hand-grips.
In fact, even though I own all the pieces to do this (flip, lens, etc) I've got no desire to try it.
Hope it works for you! Looking forward to your report....
I'm fairly confident the WWL-1 will fit. I'm not at all confident that it will stay open while diving, or that the lens will stay out of the way of controls and hand-grips.
In fact, even though I own all the pieces to do this (flip, lens, etc) I've got no desire to try it.
Hope it works for you! Looking forward to your report....
I think the nauticam lens holder on the 70x200 float arm looks the best option frankly
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I'm fairly confident the WWL-1 will fit. I'm not at all confident that it will stay open while diving, or that the lens will stay out of the way of controls and hand-grips.
In fact, even though I own all the pieces to do this (flip, lens, etc) I've got no desire to try it.
Hope it works for you! Looking forward to your report....
It works just fine in the water, stays open while diving (remember, with the float, the WWL-1 is only marginally negative -- not any more negative than a +10 diopeter). The 35mm flat port is also long enough to make it a non-issue for your grip on the camera and controls.
In fact, even though I own all the pieces to do this (flip, lens, etc) I've got no desire to try it.
Do mean you have the MWL-1 flip, or the standard M67 filp?
It works just fine in the water, stays open while diving (remember, with the float, the WWL-1 is only marginally negative -- not any more negative than a +10 diopeter). The 35mm flat port is also long enough to make it a non-issue for your grip on the camera and controls.
Great news! Even owning the bayonet system, having it on a flip would be much more preferable.
Do mean you have the MWL-1 flip, or the standard M67 filp?
Great news! Even owning the bayonet system, having it on a flip would be much more preferable.
I don’t think that’s totally true
You can’t use wwl-1 bare port and cmc-1
You need a middle ground diopter I use the subsee +5 and then the cmc-2
So you actually need more options
Maybe wwl-1 and cmc-2 for photos is better
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Do mean you have the MWL-1 flip, or the standard M67 filp?
I have the M77 flip (# 25103); it fits the 12-50mm macro port, but holds 67mm lenses.
I don’t think that’s totally true
You can’t use wwl-1 bare port and cmc-1
You need a middle ground diopter I use the subsee +5 and then the cmc-2
So you actually need more options
Maybe wwl-1 and cmc-2 for photos is better
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I'm confused by this. Aren't we talking about either the CMC-1 or the WWL-1, not both together?
What do you mean, "You can’t use wwl-1 bare port and cmc-1"?
I meant as the 14-42 working distance is pretty long with the bare port you also need a diopter and a single flip is not useful for that
I think the wwl-1 plus a weak diopter (i use subsee +5) is what you need if you are shooting video to cover most subjects if you are not in a supermaxro destination
My ideal set is wwl-1 subsee 5 and nauticam cmc-2
The cmc-1 working distance is too short so you have no coverage between one foot (distance of the bare port) and 3” workings distance for the cmc-1 so for me this is not useful
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I'll slide in here. I'm not sure I quite understood - or rather, I'm sure I didn't quite understand.
Is it correct that the WWL-1, with its float collar, works well on the MWL-1 flip adapter? "Works well" meaning that when flipped away it doesn't impede handling too much. Whatever "too much" means.
In other words, that on an Olympus E-M1 MkII Nauticam rig with a 14-42 lens, you could realistically use the MWL-1 flip adapter with both the WWL-1 and a macro wetlens (such as SMC-1)?