..where can i get it?
Thx
chironex
O-Ring for Sony housing MPK-P5
Started by chironex, May 05 2002 09:15 PM
4 replies to this topic
#2
snoack
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Wolf Eel
- Location:Munich, Germany
Posted 05 May 2002 - 11:38 PM
Here are the URLs of two German online shops offering the MPK-P5. I've never seeen the O-Ring mentioned, but these shops also offer filters and a tripod, so maybe they also have spare O-Rings ...
Sabine
http://www.ag-aqua.de/
http://www.uw-foto-shop.de
Sabine
http://www.ag-aqua.de/
http://www.uw-foto-shop.de
#3
Andi Voeltz
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Posted 06 May 2002 - 01:58 AM
I have added the 2 shops to the distributors at http://www.digideep.com [Edited on 6.5.2002 by andi]
find a housing for your digicam! oOo. http://www.digideep.com .oOo.
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#4
Marc Furth
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Posted 09 May 2002 - 10:44 PM
You can purchase o-rings from
any Bearing supplier retailer store.
Just bring the o-ring with you, and
I'm positive they can match it for you.
Look up bearings in the yellow pages.
The only draw back is that you some
times have to buy a package of them
instead of only needing one.
Good news is the price will be cheaper
than buying one from your camera housing manufacture.
Marc:
any Bearing supplier retailer store.
Just bring the o-ring with you, and
I'm positive they can match it for you.
Look up bearings in the yellow pages.
The only draw back is that you some
times have to buy a package of them
instead of only needing one.
Good news is the price will be cheaper
than buying one from your camera housing manufacture.
Marc:
Nikon D3, 16mm Nikkor,14-24 Nikkor,24-70 Nikkor, Sigma 15 mm New DIY housing,Nikon D2x, DIY housing, Ikelite Strobe 400's, twin iTTL housed Sb 800's, Sigma 14 mm, Tamron 90 mm, Nikkor 80-400 VR, Nikkor 18-200 VR, Tamron 180 mm macro, Epson Pro 4800 printer.
#5
drmarc
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Brine Shrimp
Posted 15 May 2002 - 08:06 PM
I bought my back-up O-ring direct from Sony on their website, for the ridiculous price of something like $25.00.
