
Cnotthoff
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Humboldt County California
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Nikon D7500
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Nauticam
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Sea & Sea YS-D2
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Leak Sentinel
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NAUI
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I've heard this is a good strobe for a point-and-shoot camera. It's new in an opened box. https://www.ebay.com/itm/224223057990 Charlie
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I've been creating 3D parts using TurboCAD, then sending stl file off for printing. The gear I posted earlier cost $34 to print. I'm learning about the possibilities and limitations of the processes and the materials. It's quite fun.
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Posted this zoom gear a while back. Thanks to the magic of Sharpie, this part is black now.
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Nauticam N120 180MM Optical Glass Wide-Angle Dome Port
Cnotthoff replied to rgilkes's topic in Classifieds
Just saw this post. Is dome still available? Contact me at cnothoff@gmail.com Charlie -
Yes, Mr. Onokai. I am well aware of your nearly unlimited supplies.
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I've got a few of those that I plan to replace with Ultralight style. I might have 4. Charlie
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A friend recommended a Nikon 70-180mm macro lens. Nauticam doesn't make a zoom gear for this lens and it's kind of tricky to fit. I broke out the CAD software I use for underwater inspection reports and got up to speed with developing 3D parts for 3D printing. There are a few changes that I'd make, but it works really well. It's nice not to be limited to most common lens choices. Has anyone else experimented with 3D printing accessories?
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Is extension ring still available? Thanks, Charlie
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Cnotthoff started following FS: Nauticam 180 Viewfinder
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Did this viewfinder sell? Thanks, Charlie
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I have found that a high quality mask defogger on the outside keeps bubbles from adhering to lens. This was happening to me when I took those shots looking up kelp stalks (above me where my bubbles go). If I was still shooting AF, I would get some great abstract shots. Those other methods work, but I hate to think while I dive Charlie
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I have one of those pods. It holds 2 NIMH batteries. As per my earlier post, I flooded my other one. I am still looking for a replacement. Let me know if you find anything. Thanks, Charlie
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I am trying to keep my old Light and Motion StingRay working for another year or so, for underwater inspections. Clients don't need HDV, they just need to see what's down there. I flooded one battery pod, and would like to replace it. If you have one of these lying around, let me know. Thanks, Charlie Notthoff