This may seem random, but how do you get them out of your housing without mucking up the filter or the lens with fingerprints, or using an object that is sharp enough to scratch the lens?
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Haven't used them, but I know if you go to the Magic Filters website and e-mail Alex Mustard directly (or ask the question on Wetpixel, where he generally resides) you can find out. I do know that they go beneath the lens on DSLRs and can be taped around the lens on PNSs.
Tortuga Roja
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Yeah, I use them with a 10.5mm lens with a filter slot. Slips in and out easily. What kind of system are you using?
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Roja,
My Olympus C-4040 setup bit the bucket so I'm moving up to a Fuji E900/Ikelite housing combo, and am trying to put together a good package to take to the Keys next week to go diving with.
Looks like lots of the dives will be shallower than 80 or so, where the magic filter seems to shine.
My Olympus C-4040 setup bit the bucket so I'm moving up to a Fuji E900/Ikelite housing combo, and am trying to put together a good package to take to the Keys next week to go diving with.
Looks like lots of the dives will be shallower than 80 or so, where the magic filter seems to shine.
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