KiwiPaul

All sold.

Hi all, Selling my old Ikelite 7D housing with camera, lenses, strobe and accessories (reason for selling as I'm upgrading to full frame). All up originally cost me around $6000. Asking $1650 for everything. As expected, some cosmetic blemishes and wear and tear. But importantly, all glass/acrylic scratch free. If you're looking for a solid entry point to DSLR underwater photography, this a pretty good setup. 95% of the underwater images on here were taken with this setup. paulcaiger.photoshelter.com/ -Canon 7D -Canon 60 mm lens -Tokina 10-17 mm lens (flange on lens mount damaged, but works perfectly) -Ikelite DS-51 strobe -Ikelite housing for 7D -Macromate wet lens diopter -Ikelite modular flat port -Ikelite 8" dome with neoprene cover -Port extension for Canon 60 mm lens -Port extension for Canon 17-40 mm lens -Port extension for Canon 100 mmL lens with manual focus knob -Port extension for Tokina 10-17 mm -Zoom gear for Tokina 10-17 mm -Leak sentinel vacuum system (vacuum system works, LED light doesn't) -2 x Ikelite clamps -4 x Ikelite ball mounts (for arms and focus light) -Ultralight arm section Message me if you would like more details or images of specific gear etc. Thanks, Paul

Hi all. Selling a macromate diopter for Ikelite housings with modular ports. Few scratches on the plastic exterior, but glass is scratch free. Example image of the head of a small athecate hydroid with Canon 7D, 100mm lens + macromate. RRP $599, selling for $250, plus shipping from Massachusetts. Thanks, Paul

Any reports on the quality of this lens yet? The $299 price tag makes me wonder. I am an avid fish portrait fan, but sometime the focal length of the 60 mm is too long (on cropped sensor), and am looking for an alternative. Thanks

Also would like to read the article from Alex Mustard if anyone has a link to it please?

Hello Wetpixel! My name is Paul. I've been reading wetpixel for a little while, but finally joining the community to learn more, and in particular for the jump from cropped sensor to full frame which I am hoping to do in the coming months. Cheers, Paul