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Trevor Rees

Member Since 17 Mar 2005
Offline Last Active Apr 24 2013 09:13 AM

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Member Title Wolf Eel
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Worcester, England, UK
Interests
UK underwater photography

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Camera Model & Brand
Nikon D90
Camera Housing
Sea & Sea DX-D80
Strobe/Lighting Model & Brand
YS110's
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Website URL http://www.trevorreesphotography.co.uk

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Viewfinders - Inon 45 versus Sea & Sea 45

07 March 2013 - 10:21 AM

Can anyone tell me if there is any significant difference between these two viewfinders. I currently use the Inon but have never seen the Sea & Sea version. At first glance they look the same unit, but from product photos they are clearly made differently.

Importantly, does one have a bigger and better view than the other?

Advice needed on understanding wiring on a Sea & Sea housing

10 February 2013 - 07:31 AM

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Here we have the inside of a Sea & Sea DX-D80 housing showing the wiring from the 2 Nikonos bulkheads. The wires join at a small board before going to the camera hot shoe connector. There are 5 wires from the TTL converter bulkhead and 2 from the other one. Any idea how the wiring works and what the components are and why they are there. Would I be right in thinking that they might be diodes. Is this a standard configuration when two strobes are wired together electrically?
Any insight would be helpful.

Nauticam 45 viewfinder. What does the dioptre adjustment knob do?

07 October 2012 - 12:42 AM

This might be an odd question, but can anyone tell me what the dioptre adjustment knob actually does? Is there a particular eyesight problem that this can help with? Would it be an alternative to a presciption mask for example?