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  1. rsapple
    Used Nauticam N120 6 inch Acrylic Dome Port with shade and neoprene cover in very good condition. No scratches on acrylic and only minor signs of wear and tear on the shade. Used seldom in the past and no need for the future. No extension rings included. Sells new for $600.00. Asking $395.00 plus shipping. Photos available upon request.
  2. JSatoshi
    I do a lot of in-stream photography and I would like to use a compact 6" dome on my Ikelite housing rather than the giant 8" dome. This is for an A7RII and primarily a 28mm F/2 with fisheye converter. I was wondering if anyone has experience with this setup or if someone knows if it's possible or not. Ikelite's port chart makes no reference to the 6-inch dome other than that the 15mm Sigma causes vignetting. I tried to contact Ikelite with no success. I also got in touch with Backscatter.com but they didn't seem to have any idea either. Thanks. Thought I'd check in with folks here before I fork money over to try it out.
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