Lenses for Canon A620

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I have seen ebay sellers offering wide angle and close up lenses in a kit with the camera. Are these worth it, and do they work with the ikelite housing?
 
They are not for underwater use and will not fit in a housing. You need external or "wetmate" wide angle and / or macro lenses. IMHO, Inon is the best available on todays market. I am not sure which is compatible with your system.....you need to contact a dealer or another A620 user.

HTH,
Dave
 
If you want add-on lenses for your canon underwater housing, you're out of luck. The only housing for the a620 that'll take add-on lenses is the ikelite housing.
 
midwestdvr:
If you want add-on lenses for your canon underwater housing, you're out of luck. The only housing for the a620 that'll take add-on lenses is the ikelite housing.
I was looking into the a620, which Ikelite housing is there?
 
dbh:
strickly my opinion...I would get a strobe first. Nothing will make a bigger impact on your photo quality than adding a strobe. Next, add a macro or WA lens....whichever you shoot most.

Dave

I agree that strobe should come before add on lenses because the add on lenses will block the internal flash so without a strobe you are restricted to shooting with the available light, which at least where I live, is not often enough.

But, if you don't already have it I would buy Photshop (the real deal or Elements) or buy/download one of the other correction programmes well before an external strobe or wide angle.

Alison
 
alijtaylor:
I agree that strobe should come before add on lenses because the add on lenses will block the internal flash so without a strobe you are restricted to shooting with the available light, which at least where I live, is not often enough.
Alison


I may be wrong but I believe only the WA lens will block the internal flash....the macro will not.


Dave
 
Thanks Dave for the link. We saw nudies like the one in your avatar in the Philippines. Where is yours from?
 

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