are 20d pictures. Next night dive will be with the 50mm F1.8 (it's been a little surgey for the 100mm macro lately.)
Thanks Guys, very nice pictures!
Great colors and lighting.
How would you judge the sharpness of the dome?
I can't really tell from the small samples.
No need to post 100% crops just tell me it's good and I'll be happy
My 10-22 is fuzzy at the corners at 10mm (it's a little fuzzy unhoused, and it seems a bit worse, but I may just be shooting closer.) If I zoom in a bit (14mm or so) the fuzzy goes away.
Some of the color credit goes to the Nikonos SB104 I'm borrowing right now.
not yet, but I will do in few days when will arrive my extension ring for the aquatica port. For while I'm doing some tests with close-up filters +3 and +4 on land. Tomorrow I will get an Kenko extension tube 12mm and I will try it to reduce the focus distance. did you get good results with this lens uw ?
Regards
I haven't tried it yet either. I think it will be good with a +1 diopter.
Cheers
James
I did not use with +1 close-up, with +3 or +4 the AF doesn't work well. I ordered an extension tube to try to focus close wihout lost the AF.
Regards
Thanks Fabio, It's really nice to see those detailed images of the housing.
I had no idea that you could fit a 70-200 in there. Does anyone know if they make an extension long enough for the 300 f/4L IS ? (8.7x3.5)
Aloha,
Ryan
Famorim,
Are you using the wide-angle or the fisheye dome shade when you shoot with the Sigma 15mm fisheye?
Thanks,
Ken
Hi Ken,
I'm using a dome shade for fisheye lenses(#18480) without any problem.
Thanks
Thanks Fabio, It's really nice to see those detailed images of the housing.
I had no idea that you could fit a 70-200 in there. Does anyone know if they make an extension long enough for the 300 f/4L IS ? (8.7x3.5)
there are some long extension rings to Aquatica's flat port, look at that examples:
#18454-3 3/4 inches
#18457-2 1/4 inches
#18458-3 inches
Best Regards
Ryan,
You would not want to shoot the 300mm underwater. A better alternative would be a Sigma 150mm F2.8 w/ a 2x teleconverter.
The 70-200 is the same size as the Nikon 70-180 which is easy to house in Aquatica.
HTH
James Wiseman
Yeah, I figured 300 would be a bit much underwater. (Although that lens does have a really short focus distance)
I started to wonder if it would fit since I also shoot a lot of (surface) water sports and that would be a great if it could double as a splash housing.