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There is a t least 5 manufacturer involved in making a housing for the 3D, the newer D3s has some slight physical differences, this prevent the standard D3 housing from being used with the D3s, at least as far as video is concerned. as a result our standard D3 housing is no longer produced and...

Jax, then case close, the D300s is an awesome choice, Ive had mines for a while now and they where a shocking step forward from my D200's, I can image what it will be from the D70 :D

Try cleaning the contact shown in the picture with a pencil eraser. I had a similar problem in the past and is was due to mild corrosion (I did some jungle shooting for a while and the humidity can cause all kind of weird symptoms) Also I feel if you can wait a bit (a few months), there is...

The most popular underwater setup I see going out for Canon 1:6 sensor cameras are: Tokina 10-17mm, Canon 60mm macro and the Sigma 17-70mm for cold not as clear as you wish water Tokina 10-17mm, Canon 100mm and Sigma 17-70mm for tropical type clear water Pretty often I will see the Sigma...

The lens in the auction mentionned is AF-S, the latest version and it is compatible with the D5000 here is a link to a web site with the various acronym for Nikon lenses. Nikon SLR Lenses

Well, on top of that Nikon is not necessarily bragging about this little detail. It’s unlikely that newcomer to the Nikon system would think to ask about this, I think it’s pretty darn important as it does put a damper on a few others very popular lenses, the Tokina 10-17mm and the...

All theory aside, One aspect of the D5000 that is bound to influence your choice is the fact that the D5000 does not have a built in motor in the body for AF such as its more expensive sibling, so whatever lenses you select should at least be able to focus on your camera, look for lense that...

The Sigma 10-20mm or the Nikon 10-24mm are both good option, the Sigma has a good reputation for performance underwater, both would benefit from a 8" (or larger) dome port, but both could be used to some extend with the 6", albeit with lower corner performance due to the smaller radius. if you...

OK, thats a lot Woobies, are they genetically connected to rabbits? :D

I just got that light myself, nice & small and a big punch fo its size. You got what looked like a shark on the sea floor, is that a woobegong and we have an overstock of Lion fish on this side of the world, can we interest you in some, we would really like to do a clearance sale of those...

I agree with Chuck, a entry level camera will more than often have the same innards as its more expensive sibling, the controls, focusing speed and options are mainly where the higher end models would be differents, Unfortunately, the housing selection is not as vast as higher end camera...

Revised lens charts recommend using the 18462 extension with this Sigma 17-70mm, I personnaly have the 17-70 HSM and do enjoy it, but as Mark say, it is definitely not my primary workhorse, more like a Scouting lens when you want to explore new territory, its got a decent field of view and a...

We have seen isolated case of the D90 release breaking off, the design of our shutter release has not changed in over 20 years plus, we right now working on a solution to this camera weakness, this is being tested at the moment and once it is cleared it will be made available to any user that...

I know I answered you in another forum, but in case someone else is wondering about this also: My jump setting are always: For Wide Camera mode : Manual Shutter Speed : 1/125 Aperture : f/8 White balance : Auto or manual if using magic filters ISO: 200 (on my Nikon, you could use 100 on...

I assure you the issue is not with D90 housing supply as we have been shipping them reguarly, it most likely stems from other issues which are out of the scope of this forum. if you would like more info, you can PM me and we will try and figure out where the hangup comes from and find a cure for...

I wouldn't go so far as saying the G11 point and shoot is an incredible camera compared to the full frame DSLR D3, but it a really nice camera to bring undewater and housing brand such as a fisheye or Ikelite will give you full controls acess over your exposure, For strobes I would look at...

I second the Sigma 17-70mm for fish portrait it a pretty usefull lens also for close uo (+/- 1:2), but honestly do the major part of my photography with the Tokina 10-17mm

The filter need to be rotated to a specific angle depending of the light direction in order to be fully effective, granted if one could access the rotation of this filter it could be used but to remove which reflections, our beloved environement is pretty low in the reflective scale of things...

I shoot with DS-160 myself and love them, but from the look of is shopping list, he is looking into a compact easy to travel kit, substitute the 4" with a 8", the YS-110a for YS-250 + charger+ spare battery and boy, slim strobe arms for large buoyancy ones and you have a huge difference both in...

Better yet, get the 77mm diamater polarizing filter and step up ring for your 105mm (which should be either the 52mm for the old AF-D version or 62mm for the newer AF-S version with VR You are most probably aware already, but you can't use this filter undewater;)