diverocket

Thanks for the advice Jean.

Hi gang!

So, what's your experiences with keeping your housings closed with the o-ring inside for extended periods of time; weeks, months, years?

I keep mine (Aquatica7D) closed with the o-ring inside to avoid getting dust into the housing- is it really that bad? Will I really increase the risk of flooding?

Vote away-
Happy bubbles, Morten

Hi Morten I do the same Keep my oring in close housing as you say to avoid dust ect ect. But it can be a good idea to first make checkdive whitout camera

kent

The Tokina 11-16 is around the same size as the Canon 10-22mm lens, so if you look for that Canon lens on the port chart you should see what ports will work with your new Tokina.

That sounds great thanks cheers .

kent

I shoot the 60 mm Canon extensively, have found it to be an extremely good macro lens (much more reliable autofocus than the 100mm, especially in low light). Can you achieve sharp focus topside? That way you can determine if it is a lens issue or not. Here is an example macro shot from a Canon 60d from my last trip to Indo: Hi ther is no problem to achieve on topside
nice image on t5he seahourse


"crowned" pygmy seahorse by bversteegh, on Flickr

Hi yea a have but does picture do not tell so mutch I don"t have deep of field problem or other annoying problem it just has bad shapness in any kind
of settings on the camera are you using that lens self??? Itry to email some picture later in the week

take care
kent