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jeroenwisman

Member Since 07 Jan 2009
Offline Last Active Jun 11 2010 06:49 AM

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Active Posts 5
Profile Views 696
Member Title Starfish
Age 38 years old
Birthday October 6, 1974
Gender
Male
Location
the netherlands

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Camera Model & Brand
Nikon D200
Camera Housing
Ikelite
Strobe/Lighting Model & Brand
ikelite DS-50, DS-160
Accessories
Ikelite, Nikkor 10,5, Nikkor 12-24, nikkor 18-200, Nikkor 60mm, Nikkor 105mm VR, Tokina 10-17mm

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In Topic: Your Favourite Photo of 2009

28 December 2009 - 11:49 PM

Nice positing. I hope to see this little boy in 2010.

Happy New Year!

In Topic: Ikelite with a Nikkor 70-180mm Micro

16 December 2009 - 06:45 AM

My information is quite old but I talked to Ikelite once several years back about 70-180 as I was thinking of getting Ikelite housing. However at that time they said that there was no plan to support it. I assume that nothing has changed considered that it is getting harder and harder to find new 70-180 now so it is unlikely that Ikelite has changed its mind and support this lens.
I am sure you get more accurate and faster answer if you email directly. In the past they are very quick with answering questions.

Ssra30, thanks for your quick responds. I sand a e-mail to Ikelite. The want test the lens to fit in the modular port system. Only I have to sand the Nikkor to the USA :-( only I don’t bay a 70-180 if it’s won’t fit in the Ikelite port system. On eBay the cost 1100 $ ex. VAT. and that’s a lot of $$$$ if its only for a test.

In Topic: Aluminium vs. Polycarbonate?

16 December 2009 - 04:09 AM

Polycarbonate housings are subject to condensation (relatively poor heat conductivity). Aluminum is not (unless used in what may be considered extreme ambient conditions).
What camera are you housing?

Sorry jcclink, this happened only with a compact camera with a big screen. Not with a DSLR Polycarbonate, I dive white a Ikelite under the ice with no fog.