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- Member Title Tiger Shark
- Age 40 years old
- Birthday August 12, 1972
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Hasselt, Overijssel, Netherlands
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Camera Model & Brand
Canon 20D / 60mm macro / 100mm macro/ 18-55mm / Sigma 15mm FE / 10-22mm F3.5 / 70-210 f4 / 50mm f1.8
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Ikelite 20D and appropriate ports
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Strobe/Lighting Model & Brand
2x Ikelite DS-51
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ikelite ball arms
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In Topic: Is the IkeLite underwater housing good for the Canon 60D?
31 May 2013 - 10:26 PM
I am a bit confused with the direction of the sync bulkhead on the 60d housing: my 20d housing aims it very different.
In Topic: Is the IkeLite underwater housing good for the Canon 60D?
31 May 2013 - 10:21 PM
Any reason this is posted in film cameras? Ikelite housings are ok, the ergonomy could be better (especially the wheels used for wheel controls on the camera, in contrast with other housings the top wheel is not permanently touching the camera so it is slower to use). If possible get an inon or nauticam viewfinder, that improves it quite a bit. As for strobes. The ttl function is build in so it makes sense to use ikelites if you want that. It does work great with macro. On the other hand, they can give some troubles ( I've had fliods for unknown reasons with my ds51 so i had to call on ikelites service department a couple of times, they are great at service but I'd rather not have to). It is easier to start with one strobe, you can always get a second one later.
In Topic: FS Ikelite 5505.5 flat port
28 May 2013 - 01:54 AM
No longer available, used it as a trade in for a modular flat port.
In Topic: Ikelite 5505.46,diopter and 105vr af-s? Or extention?
26 April 2013 - 02:04 AM
Ikelite only have extensions for their modular ports. I expect this specific lens port will be tight.
In Topic: Canon or Sigma 100 macro lens
11 April 2013 - 05:22 AM
check if the sigma extends during focus, that is a disadvantage. Both the older Canon 100mm USM and the newer one with IS are a fixed length.
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