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1. Flash NIKON SB-N10 = $349 2. Snoot 10Bar aluminium for Sea & Sea YS-D1/D2/D2J = $79 3. Magnetic light modifiers set = $59 Condition : used (not too much because mostly I use my Retra Pro or INON S-2000 or Backscatter mini Flash) You can buy items 1, 2 and 3 together or separately. The price is fixed and does not change Strobe NIKON SB-N10 is almost the same as models Sea and Sea YS-D1 or YS-D2 with some improvements. I modified this flash with 4 magnetic accessory holders. details >> https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1052079-REG/nikon_3773_sb_n10_underwater_speedlight.html SHIPPING, CONTACTS, PAYMENT Shipping from the Philippines (Dumaguete, Negros Oriental) Buyer pays for shipping : FedEx, DHL, LBC, PhilPost of your choice Phone call +639053487234; Whatsapp +79031313355 Payment by PayPal http://paypal.me/uwart or bank transfer … follow me on social media … https://www.instagram.com/uw.art/ https://www.facebook.com/savin.andrey https://www.behance.net/savinandrey https://ru.linkedin.com/in/savinandrey ALL MY STUFF FOR SALE >> https://www.icloud.com/sharedalbum/#B0sG6XBubsaclO
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Dears I bought a ys-d1 strobe from Austria " used " , I went to the water the first dive of the day and everything went perfect , without changing the batteries I go for the second dive of and suddenly the strobe started to fire on his own continuously very fast , so I plugged it off , and when I went out from the water, I checked the battery compartment and it s dry , not even single drop , but I noticed that there is some humidity inside the upper part of the strobe , and the target light is turned ON continuously, and the red led is not ON at all , I get in contact again with the previous owner and he assured that he didn't face any issue before , and when I contacted sea&sea they said that either there is small cracks OR water leaking from the battery compartment " which is very strange for me because the battery compartment is sealed from the electronic part." SO i opened the strobe and I found inside the electronic part a humidity sac and for sure there r marks of fire explosion inside . I attached some pics where u will see the burned part of the humidity sac My question is Do Sea&sea use humidity Sac inside their products ? Any solution ? Thank you Cheers
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I am selling my Brand New, Never Used Sea & Sea YS-D1. I acquired it new a while back, but never used it. It has been sitting in the closet so now it's time for it to go to someone that will use it. Price: $325 via PayPal F&F (Pls add 3% for regular PayPal) Shipping to the US Lower 48 States is included Located in South Florida Please see the images. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for looking!
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I dive infrequently because I am landlocked, but every time I do get wet I try to improve my UW photo skills. My current rig is an Olympus E-M10 MKII in a Nauticam housing with one Sea & Sea YS-D1 and one YS-D2 that was purchased later. I have tried S-TTL in the past with the YS-D1 with mixed (more bad than good) results. Eventually I settled on firing the strobes in manual. This is more reliable, but I still miss some shots if I change the distance to my subject and don't properly compensate. A few years ago I added a 2nd strobe, a Sea & Sea YS-D2. Probably a stupid move when I wasn't completely happy with the YS-D1, but I was at least comfortable with the controls and the performance when it worked. When I purchased I was thinking of manual operation, and in that regard the YS-D1/2 strobes work well. Recently I've been doing some experiments on dry land to see if I would have better luck using TTL and the YS-D2's "Custom" mode. I'll cut to the chase and say no, I didn't. After setting the strobe to custom mode B, the one that it supposed to work with my camera, I tried some shots using both TTL modes and the Fill flash mode on my camera. Taking the exact same photo, not moving a thing, and waiting for the strobe ready signal, I got shots that were basically black, completely blown out, and well exposed. I don't understand how the system can be so unreliable. Consistently low or high would be easy to compensate for, all over the map just doesn't work. It's not the camera as the TTL system of the camera alone is fine. Even with the modest built-in flash, I get virtually the same exposure across the aperture range although it does drop off at f20 where the flash lacks the oomph for such a small aperture. My experiments were with just the YS-D2. Given the similar unreliable operation of the YS-D1 on S-TTL, I would hardly ever get them both to work correctly at the same time. I can't afford to change strobes our housing at this time so I have to live with what I have. Am I wasting my time messing with TTL for these strobes and my Olympus? Is there something that I'm missing? If someone has figured out the secret to make Olympus and Sea & Sea play nice together I sure would like to hear how you did it. Thanks -
I'm selling two YS-D1 strobes. Both work like new. One is in almost new condition and was barely used. The other one has minor cosmetic scratches on the outside but works perfectly. I'm selling because I upgraded to YS-D2 strobes. The strobes come with both types of diffusers, one ys mount, and one tube of silicone. The strobes have ball mounts installed already. I'm asking $600, USA shipping only, and buyer pays any paypal fees.
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Used but recently serviced and updated parts by Sea and Sea. So essentially new strobe internally. If you are a box/manual person I believe I have them rolling around here somewhere. $300 obo.
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I have recently purchased a new full frame system and am ready to part ways with my Nikon D7100 system. I have for sale: Nikon D7100 body, excellent condition, $350 Nauticam NA-D7100 with vacuum, normal wear, never flooded, fully serviced by Reef Photo 8/16, $1450 Zen DP-100 mini dome for Tokina 10-17, pristine glass, $600 Zen DP-200 dome port, small scratch (see photo) not visible in any images $1000 Tokina 10-17 Nikon mount, pristine condition, Nauticam zoom gear included, $450 Nauticam zoom gear for Nikon 10-24 DX Lens, note zoom gear ONLY, $100 Sea and Sea YS-D1 strobes (two), never flooded, $350 each If anyone wants all or nearly all the package, I'll deduct $200 from the total. Buyer pays shipping.
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Hello,After much consideration I decided to sell my entire underwater camera setup since I simply have not been diving much anymore. While you can see all included components listed below and in the attached file ("G16 - included components.pdf"), please note that this is a COMPLETE SETUP that fits into the thickly padded AO Cooler bag and provides you with everything you need to dive straight into taking amazing pictures. All items have consistently been rinsed, cleaned, lubricated, etc. after dives, and everything is in great condition and operates without any issues.The asking price for the entire setup is $2,500, and I can either ship it or we can meet in the Los Angeles area. Accepted forms of payment are cash, Paypal, Venmo or bank/wire transfer. I will not accept personal checks or money orders.Please let me know if you have any questions, I am happy to answer anything you would like to know. Also, if needed, I can also provide you with references if you want to validate my credibility. All underwater pictures were taken by me with this camera setup and whatever you see in the pictures will be included in addition to some of the original boxes, spare o-rings, lubricants, etc.Thank you very much in advance for your interest, and I really hope this will find a good new home.Stefan -
Excellent condition Sea & Sea YS-D1 Strobe in original packaging. Used on one trip only and never flooded. US$300 Included: Sea & Sea YS-D1 Strobe (03114) Sea & Sea Fiber Optic Cable L-Type (50107) Sea & Sea spare o-ring set (10580) Sea & Sea original box and manual Dropbox link to photos > https://www.dropbox.com/sh/jn8ea88tukd1yme/AAA_u4GlKeYaYk_7E-q6YNs4a?dl=0
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I have two Sea and Sea YS-D1 strobes for sale. Both strobes have been used but are in great condition--photos of actual strobes shown below. Both strobes function perfectly and have no damage. All parts for both YS and ball mount and both 100 and 120 degree diffusers included with both strobes. Also included two sets of new o-rings and Sea and Sea lube for each strobe and a fiber optic cable for each strobe. Strobes are $275 each, or I will sell both together for $525. Free shipping included in the continental United States. Will discuss shipping costs for other locations. If you have any questions, please message me. Thanks.
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Hi, I have been using my Subtronic PRO160 strobes (optic fiber) and Sea&Sea YS-D1 with a Nikon D800 successfully up to shutter speeds of 1/320 (always with optic fiber using a manual led trigger that I installed in a Nauticam Housing, with camera flash sync speed set to 1/320 auto-fp). I've upgraded my camera to a Nikon D850 in a Nauticam housing with Nauticam's manual led trigger installed as default. Yesterday I've tried my Subtronic's PRO160 UW for the first and they only were able to successfully light each photo if I used shutter speeds below 1/60 (the camera configured slower speed to use with flash in A & P modes). I was shooting in manual mode as ever, flash sync speed set to 1/250*(auto fp) (also tried setting it to 1/250 but no luck). When I used shutter speeds above 1/60 the bottom of the photos became unevenly illuminated or even black (depending on aperture, ISO and strobe power). Strobes are configured to fire with only one pulse from the trigger (as I always use). Later, at home, I've tested the strobes again and oddly they function normally until 1/200 (but at 1/250 they show the black bar at the bottom of the picture). I also tried my Sea&Sea YS-D1 and they also work normally just until 1/200 (they could have had low batteries so I will repeat the tests, but the Subtronics had full battery in the beginning of the dive). Anyone has any idea why this strange behavior? Why did they only work until 1/60 underwater? What changes to make them able to work at 1/200 at the surface? Why do they not work at the surface at 1/250 at least? I've tried everything I could remember (Camera in Single shot mode, M mode, EFCS off or on, no shutter delay activated, several combinations of aperture and ISO...). The only thing that I've changed besides the new camera, housing and new led trigger is the fiber optic cables: i used to use a 3mm optic fiber cable custom made by me (which I didn´t like because they were always failing) and now I use Nauticam standard cables (they didn't work at all with my other led trigger and the Subtronics, although they always worked with the Sea&Sea and also some INON's Z240 that I don't have anymore - all the way up to 1/320 with the D800). Any help would be appreciated: you never know when you will be busy fiddling with your camera UW and that great white will finally appear and gracefully swim by your side,, :-) Thanks, Miguel -
Selling: - Sea & Sea YS-D1 for $350 + shipping. Never has been flooded Comes with all the parts in the pictures including manual. Payments accepted: money orders and paypal if buyer pays for fees. Shipping to US only. I am based in North Carolina, US Attached Images
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On a recent trip to Indonesia, I experienced what appeared to be a sync problem with my rig. Olympus E-M1 and Sea&Sea YS-D1 strobes. Looking to get a black background, I switched the camera from 1/200th to 1/250th. The result was a half exposed image. Searching the web, I found a thread from July 2014 on Wetpixel discussing the problem (http://wetpixel.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=53721). While a number of alternate setting combinations were discussed, there was no clear comclusion. My own feeling was that I shouldn't have to manipulate a number of settings in order to bump the speed and get a full image. Sure, changing other settings in conjunction might produce a better image. The two images demonstrate the problem. They're not particulary good in many aspects, but were shot of the same subject, the same distance, etc.. The only difference being one at 1/200th, the other at 1/250th. I sent a query to Sea&Sea describing the situation. Their response is pretty clear: Hello Bob, The SEA&SEA YS-D1 is designed to work with flash sync speeds up to 1/200. The strobes are not equipped for “high speed sync”, sync speeds greater than 1/200 sec. The strobe timing will not pair higher than 1/200th of a second, leaving a portion of the image dark. There is no update at this time if SEA&SEA will produce strobes capable of high speed sync. Thank you for your inquiry, Sea&Sea USA 2380 Mira Mar Ave. Long Beach, CA 90815 562-498-3708 I followed up by asking about the new YS-D2. Their response was the same: Hello Bob, I am sorry to inform you that the SEA&SEA YS-D2 will not sync in speeds higher than 1/200. Thank you, Sea&Sea USA 2380 Mira Mar Ave. Long Beach, CA 90815 562-498-3708 So it's pretty obvious that for those of us looking to achieve those stunning black background shots by using high speed strobe / small aperture shots, Sea&Sea YS-D1 and YS-D2 strobes are not the ones to use. If I had found this post before I bought my Sea&Sea YS-D1s, to replace my Inon S-2000s, I wouldn't have bought them. Maybe this information will help some of you. Bob W -
Buy one or a couple of strobes in good condition Sea & Sea YS-D1 no more than $250 Sea & Sea YS-D2 no more than $350 or Spare part: Main circuit assembly for YS-D2.... also i need service manual for repair YS-D2 (my ys-d2 no correct working...) Payment PayPal, Shipping to US address
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20071-NK - Aquatica A5D MK III Housing for Canon 5D Mk III with dual Nikonos bulkheads and Surveyor Vacuum sensor with moisture alarm Manufactured in august 2014. Never flooded! The housing does NOT have the vacuum valve or pump (they need to be purchased separately). You will also have to buy a dome port, it's not included. Apparently, Aquatica will offer upgrade for this housing to work for the new Canon 5D Mark IV. Price for the housing: $2.000 Extension with focus & zoom (and gears) for Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM: 48708 - Aquatica zoom gear for Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM & Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM 18464 - Aquatica port extension with focus knob for Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM (focus gear included) 18469 - Aquatica extension to port lock mechanism (used to lock extension to port) Price for extension with focus, port lock, zoom gear: $400 19227 - NEW NEVER USED Surveyor Vacuum sensor with moisture alarm Price: $120 Aquatica TLC arm sets (two sets) 2x 17514 - TLC 3 section strobe arms 1" ball to flat plate, 8" middle, 8" double ball, 3 clamps 2x 17691 - TLC to Sea & Sea ball head adapter Price for both sets: $330 2x Sea&Sea YS-D1 Strobes Price: $300/each Sync cords not included! PRICE FOR EVERYTHING ABOVE: $3.200 Shipping not included. Maximum 30 dives with this gear. Almost no signs of use, i can provide more detailed pictures on request. The stuff is located in Romania. Everything is sold together with original purchase invoice. -
Hi I use Nikon D500 in Nauticam NA-500 with Nauticam TTL converter installed and fiber optic cable to the YS-D1 I decide to try to work in manual mode on the strobe I noticed that it can work with pre-flash only. it that true or I'm doing something wrong Thanks, Hezi -
Hello, I’m having trouble getting my two YS-D1 strobes to fire similarly. I’m currently at work so will have to post more examples later. My kit consists of an EM-5 in Olympus housing, flash set to fill, fiber optic cables, each connected directly to housing, no diffusers, eneloop pro batteries, two 5+8 arms and using between F3.5-F8, 1/60-1/250 shutter. What I’m noticing is that when: Setting both strobes to TTL, EV+0, equally spaced, level with lens L strobe: Correct exposure, but does not fill left of the frame R strobe: Very under exposed, completely fills right of the frame. Will post example later. Trying to compensate R strobe L strobe: TTL, EV+0 as above R strobe: Manual, EV+full, slightly under exposed compared to left of frame, fills r side of frame. Will post example later. After playing with the settings more, to compensate R strobe L strobe: TTL, EV-.5, R strobe: Preflash (but camera isn’t using a preflash!), EV+1 ,and the strobes are finally within a ballpark intensity of each other. But the left still isn’t filling as much of the frame as the right. See attached image. Any idea what's causing this? Or, anything I can do before sending them out?
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Alright - I am selling an entire system that has barely been used. I would love to sell the entire system, but can also sell individual pieces if the prices are right. All of the equipment has been well cared for and seen very little use (Just three dive trips). Camera: Olympus OM-D EM-5 M1 Lenses: Olympus M.Zuiko 12-40mm 1:2.8 Olympus M.Zuiko 12-50mm 1:3.5-6.3 (never used) Olympus 9-18mm 1:4-5.6 Lumix G Fisheye 8mm 1:3.5/8 Lumix G Leica DG Macro-ELMAR 45mm 2.8 Lens Filters: Magic Filter Circular Auto-Magic 52mm B+W 37mm UV Haze MRC 010 M Filter B+W 46mm UV Haze MRC 010 M Filter B+W 52mm UV Haze MRC 010 M Filter (Two of these) B+W 62mm UV Haze MRC 010 M Filter 4 camera batteries All cables/ manual/ CD/ detachable flash/ external microphone with adapter/protective lens bags for each lens/ 2 lens hoods Housing Nauticam NA-EM5 Underwater Housing with Nauticam 45º viewfinder Backscatter AirLock Vacuum System with Manual Valve Dual Ball Handled Tray Mounting Ball on housing Ports Nauticam 4.33" dome port for Lumix G Fisheye 8mm Nauticam 4" dome port for Olympus M.Zuiko digital ED 9-18mm (includes Nauticam zoom gear) Nauticam Macro port for Sony E-mount 30mm Strobes Sea & Sea YS-D1 (TWO of these) 100° diffuser (TWO of these) 120° diffuser (TWO of these) Fiber Optic Cables (TWO of these) Ultralight 5 inch Double Ball Arm (FIVE of these) Ultralight Clamp (EIGHT of these) Ultralight Large Longer Clamp for use with Focus Lights Ultralight Triple Clamp plus three buoyancy floats/ extra o-rings for ultralight balls ALSO There are 2 pelican cases to hold all the gear!! Pelican 1510 Pelican 1560 Whew! I am posting this without any prices currently because I am still cataloging and researching the going rates. if you want to throw out a price for all or a certain segment of this gear, maybe it will sound amazing to me and you can get it for a steal before i know what its all worth. I will be researching it all, but its a lot to go through and I would like to start selling (Trying to buy a new full frame camera system ASAP). Shipping price will have to be negotiated and depends on what portion you are purchasing. Please feel free to ask questions or request images/video of certain items. Thanks! -
For sale are 2 Sea & Sea YS-D1 strobes. Excellent condition. A few light rub marks on the clear plastic side areas, other than that no visible markings. Asking $600 for pair. Included with strobe: 2 S&S Fiber optical cables 100 and 120 diffuser caps 2 O-rings S&S grease tube Allen wrench for ball mount connection 1 battery pack container (holds 8 AA's) Unfortunately no longer have original manufacturer box's or packaging. Shipping will be at buyer's expense (at actual cost) and will be UPS Ground, Fedex ground, or USPS Priority Mail. Thanks for looking! Jason Sintek
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Selling 2 x Sea & Sea YS-D1 Strobes. Excellent condition. All accessories. Extra set of o-rings. Free shipping to continental US. $800 Bob W
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I'm having a strange problem with shutter synchronisation on a Nikon D600 with twin YS-D1 strobes and fibre optic triggering, 105 mm macro. Mostly it works fine in macro at f22 but if I increase subject distance I sometimes get a black border on the bottom of the photo. If I open up to f16 this goes away. I'm not sure if I move farther from the subject at f16 if the black border comes back. I have the strobes on DS-TTL II mode (red ready light). Someone just showed me that slave TTL mode gets rid of this problem (blue ready light, engaged by long press on target light button). Can anyone explain or confirm that I should be using slave TTL and not DS-TTL II mode? Images attached: DS-TTL II mode - Slave TTL mode -
Hi, I`m from spain, and i want to buy a couple of inon z-240 or a couple of sea&sea ys-d1. Thanks!!
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hi all, looking for a little advice from the experts.... i have always been a keen macro shooter but would like to try a bit of wide angle reefscape stuff without breaking the bank. as a dive instructor ive always had a pretty tight budget (!) but have managed results im very proud of with very simple canon g series set ups using a couple of DIY solutions for magnification and lighting. now i want to put together a new system and im very tempted to go for the g7x... the new sensor is bigger than some of the recent budget dslr's and reviews generally seem to be pretty good regarding image quality and focus speed etc. im confident that if i include a subsee or other type of magnification that the macro will be as good as, or better than, previous g series cameras but what im interested in is trying my hand at some wide angle stuff without having to spend dslr amounts of money... here is the kind of set up i was thinking of... canon G7 X recsea cwc-g7x housing (cheaper but still has the 67mm threaded port for external lenses) 1 or 2 x sea and sea ys-d1 strobes (might seem extravagant for the set up but seems sensible for future proofing) subsee +10 or similar inon uwl-100 or similar wide angle wet lens possible dome unit for wide angle lens (how necessary is this??) i would welcome any advice regarding this set up particularly where the wide angle capability is concerned. does anyone see any obvious problems with the set up before i financially cripple myself? all help would be greatly appreciated.... thanks, nick
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Hi I have a list on UWP Magazine http://www.uwpmag.com/?p=sellof the equipment that I have for sale. All of the items have been well looked after and have had very little use. I think the most is 20 dives. I parted with my housing a while ago and unfortunately I won't be replacing it for the foreseeable future. They are listed below with prices: Nauticam 45 EVF £650. Model 32203 EVF Window for NA-Nex-6 £80. 2x YS-D1 Strobes £300 each. 2x Stix 6" float arms £30 each 2x 200mm Nauticam CF Arms £50 each Nauticam to Sea & Sea Fibre optic Cables £50ea. Nauticam M10 Housing Strobe Mounting Ball £15. Hot shoe Ball Mount £20. iDas Ball Adaptor for GoPro £10. FIT Pro 1200WSR & Spare Batt & Charger £175. 7 Clamps, £10 each or £60 all 7. All Prices are ONO, so please message me to discuss I'm based in the south of England, Fareham. Items can be collected, delivery can be arranged at cost. With regards to payment, I will accept cash on collection, bank transfer, Cheque (Items will be dispatched when cleared) and if Paypal is the only option then the Fees need to be covered by the purchaser.
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I have three Sea&Sea YS-D1 strobes for sale. I purchased these strobes last year and have used them on two week long vacations. One of the strobes was my backup strobe and has never been in the water. The ones that have been used were protected by a neoprene cover. None of the strobes have any problems and were never flooded. All of the strobes come with everything just as new including the box and packing materials. See the attached pictures. Buyer pays shipping and PayPal fees from Cincinnati Ohio USA. New Strobe $575 Used Strobe $500
