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Choosing the right port system for your underwater housing is essential for achieving sharp, distortion-free images underwater. Whether you shoot wide-angle or macro, your port setup directly affects image quality, field of view, and usability.
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Gates SPR60-200 - Stackable Port Ring, 60 series, .2.0"€317.00 €261.98Special order product, non-cancelable, non-returnable !
Gates SPR60-150 - Stackable Port Ring, 60 series, 1.5"€294.00 €242.98Special order product, non-cancelable, non-returnable !
Gates SPR60-100 - Stackable Port Ring, 60 series, 1.0"€275.00 €227.27Special order product, non-cancelable, non-returnable !
Gates SPR60-60 - Stackable Port Ring, 60 series, .6"€248.00 €204.96Special order product, non-cancelable, non-returnable !
Gates SPR80-200 - Stackable Port Ring, 80 series, 2.0"€733.00 €605.79Special order product, non-cancelable, non-returnable !
Gates Complete SPR110 stackable port ring kit€3,699.00 €3,057.02Special order product, non-cancelable, non-returnable !
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Gates Complete SPR80 Stackable Port Ring Kit [90-40-701]€2,465.00 €2,037.19Special order product, non-cancelable, non-returnable !
Frequently asked questions about extension rings
What is an extension ring for an underwater housing?
An extension ring is used to position your lens correctly inside the port. It sits between the underwater housing and the port.
Do I always need an extension ring for an underwater housing?
No, not always. Whether you need an extension ring depends on your lens and port combination. This can be checked in the port charts.
How do I know which extension ring I need for my underwater housing?
You can use port charts to find the correct extension ring for your specific lens and underwater housing.
Are extension rings brand specific?
Yes, extension rings are designed for specific brands and port systems. Always make sure the extension ring matches your housing and port system.
Can I use the wrong extension ring on my underwater housing?
Using the wrong extension ring can lead to poor image quality, such as softness or distortion. Always follow the recommended setup.
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