Mickdiver

Housing shutter lever. It's been damaged somehow, sitting slightly off kilter. If you move it more ie leaks audibly.

Thanks for the advice all. After a few tests, I've got a broken shutter, but intermittent. Off to reef for service

Thanks I was thinking to do this, maybe with a sponge inside. i guess service center it is. Ugh.

Vac is failing within 1 min. Changed both housing and dome oring and cleaned all surfaces, still failing, if not worse. Next step in assume is service center? How does one figure out where the leak is?! Also, how do you take the acrylic out of the dome? Lots of sand jammed in there from a cave, suspect that's the problem.

Thanks for your inputs. Upgrade to the a6000 is for top side zoom as well, since rx100 is limited there. Yes im thinking ill get a 1018 lens and 7inch dome port. Being mostly cave shooting, low light performance is important. Also getting 2 z330s and 4 15000 big blues hopefully...

Hi, I'm inheriting an a6000 + 5 lens. Its never been wet so looking to upgrade my underwater setup from rx100 in nauticam to a6000 in nauticam. I primarily shoot in caves, with some wide angle stuff on wrecks. Never been interested in macro really. I've shot with the rx100 with an inon wide angle wet lens for 5 years. I know nothing about lens, or how to configure a setup properly. I'd love some input and help if anyone has time. Lens i'm getting with the a6000 body: - rokinon 12mm f 2.0 ncs cs - sony 16-50mm f3.5-5.6 - sony sel35f 18 35mm f/1.8 - sony sel1670z vario tessar - song 55-200 zoom So far I think i'd best be shooting with the rok and/or the sony 16-50mm, in a nauticam housing, with the following added : Nauticam N85 to N120 60mm Port Adaptor Nauticam 6” Acrylic wide-angle dome port Does this sound about right... or am I completely lost (as I feel).

Hi, mick from aus here. Sholt with a rx10p now, upgrading to an a6000 next yr. Ccr tmx cave, shoot mostly in caves