Hi,
I've used the Meikon housing for my e-m5 for a while, but I've had some trouble with it, and consider the oly housing, now it seems to be on sale, at least in Hong Kong.
So please post the disadvantages of this housing. Nauticam is unfortunately out of my price range.
It appears to be sold without port, is that true? My old rig is an e-pl1, so I've got a standard port there.
Is it one of the housings where you should lift up the flash halfway? Does it mean you have to use under water presets?
I would love to use my 12-40 under water. the closer focus (for low visibility waters), fast focus and sharpness would be great. You need to buy a port from the OLY SLRs and a converter for that. Does the lens need to go in from the front for that? sounds inconvenient, if you need to dismount the port and lens to get the camera out. Please confirm that this is the case.
Any other drawbacks? I was reasonable satisfied with my e.pl1 oly housing.
Best regards, Eskil
I've used the Meikon housing for my e-m5 for a while, but I've had some trouble with it, and consider the oly housing, now it seems to be on sale, at least in Hong Kong.
So please post the disadvantages of this housing. Nauticam is unfortunately out of my price range.
It appears to be sold without port, is that true? My old rig is an e-pl1, so I've got a standard port there.
Is it one of the housings where you should lift up the flash halfway? Does it mean you have to use under water presets?
I would love to use my 12-40 under water. the closer focus (for low visibility waters), fast focus and sharpness would be great. You need to buy a port from the OLY SLRs and a converter for that. Does the lens need to go in from the front for that? sounds inconvenient, if you need to dismount the port and lens to get the camera out. Please confirm that this is the case.
Any other drawbacks? I was reasonable satisfied with my e.pl1 oly housing.
Best regards, Eskil