AOI underwater housings are compact, lightweight, and ergonomic. Depending on the lens you want to use with your camera, you'll need a matching AOI port, gear and AOI extension ring. AOI has created port charts where you can look up exactly which items you need to start underwater photography with your lens in the underwater housing.
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- Posted: August 26, 2024Categories: Underwater HousingsRead more »
- Posted: July 02, 2024Categories: Tips & TricksRead more »
Neu! Die beliebten praktischen Anleitungen speziell für die Unterwasserfotografie mit dem Om System TG-7 sind jetzt auch auf Deutsch erhältlich. Es gibt eine normale Anleitung und eine ausführliche Anleitung.
- Posted: May 16, 2024Categories: Strobes & Video lightsRead more »
For anyone passionate about underwater photography, the Backscatter Hybrid Flash HF-1 is a game-changer. It's not just a strobe; it's a versatile accessory that simplifies capturing stunning images and videos beneath the waves. Here's why it's worth your attention:
Power and Flexibility
The Hybrid Flash HF-1 packs a punch with a guide number of ƒ40 for stills and a robust 5,000-lumen video light for capturing the underwater world in motion. It doesn't stop there! It also features a 1,500-lumen spot light and a red light mode, giving you options for every situation, whether you're shooting macro or wide-angle scenes.
Smart Control for Hassle-Free Shooting
With Smart Control Automatic TTL Flash power, this strobe takes the guesswork out of exposure adjustments. Compatible with Sony, Olympus, and OM System cameras, it ensures consistent and accurate lighting with minimal effort, whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro.
Compact and Travel-Friendly
Despite its impressive capabilities, the
- Posted: May 16, 2024Categories: Underwater HousingsRead more »
Nauticam housings are renowned for their quality, durability, and innovative features, making them a top choice for underwater photographers and videographers. Several reasons why choosing a Nauticam housing might be a great decision:
1. Build Quality
Nauticam housings are crafted from high-grade aluminum, ensuring robustness and resistance to corrosion, even in harsh underwater environments. Nauticam housings are typically designed to withstand depths of up to 100 meters. This depth rating ensures that they can be used confidently for diving and underwater photography in a wide range of underwater environments without compromising on performance or durability.
2. Ergonomics
Nauticam pays close attention to the design of their housings, prioritizing ergonomics for ease of use underwater. Their housings often feature well-placed controls and ergonomic grips, allowing photographers to access camera functions comfortably even while wearing gloves.
3. Compatibility:
Nauticam produces housings
- Posted: April 12, 2024Categories: Strobes & Video lightsRead more »
The Backscatter hybrid flash HF-1: is a new wide angle strobe, combining the exceptional features of the MF-2 strobe with added RC, HSS and remote capabilities. With a maximum guide number of 40 and a powerful 5000 lumen video light, this wide-angle strobe promises unparalleled performance. Available by the end of May 2024!
- Posted: April 08, 2024Categories: ActioncameraRead more »
INON has introduced two new macro lenses for the GoPro. Due to the short focusing distance, you can now also capture small subjects in full frame. Normally, the focusing distance of your GoPro is about 60 centimeters. By attaching a macro lens (on an adapter) to your GoPro, you can reduce that distance to 4.8 cm.
- Posted: March 19, 2024Categories: Wet lensesRead more »
We have tested the Nauticam MWL-1 lens: it is a really unique lens! The conclusion is that it's fantastic to switch between macro and 150-degree ultra-wide angle. Unsure of what to expect in terms of visibility and subjects during your dive? Or simply can't decide and want to capture everything? Then the Nauticam MWL-1 is a definite recommendation.
- Posted: March 06, 2024Categories: Underwater HousingsRead more »
Many Nauticam housings provide interchangeable ports, enabling the use of various lenses. However, different lenses may demand distinct ports and extension rings to maintain or correct for underwater optics. Certain lenses permit access to zoom and manual focus functions while inside the housing,
- Posted: March 05, 2024Categories: Underwater HousingsRead more »
Ikelite has evaluated most popular lenses, provided they are well suited for use underwater. Their recommendations for lens ports can be found in the lens port charts. First, you need to know which mount your underwater housing has.
- Posted: January 08, 2024Categories: Underwater HousingsRead more »
It is not very comfortable and not safe to dive with an underwater camera set that has a negative buoyancy. You will have to compensate the floating capacity of your trimvest or dry suit. Depending on your position it will also unbalance you.