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Hi, the question is more Ikelite vs something more expensive for a Canon 7d. I've practiced photography for many years, but this is my first foray into UW (besides action cams). I'm primarily looking at the used market and want to know what benefits I'd really get from spending a bit more on an aluminium housing vs the cheaper Ikelite polycarbonate option. Price is definitely an important factor, but if there are significant issues with using a plastic housing (i.e. fogging, less reliable) I would be willing to spend more. As a second part of the question, what are people's opinions regarding the different Al housings? I've seen several reviews of the Aquatica and the Nauticam, which seems to put the Nauticam on top. I am also located in Colombia (South America), meaning buying from the US is relatively easy, but from Europe expensive (where Hugyfot seems to be more available) Thanks for any advice. -
Looking to purchase either an adapter for Hugyfot housing to Sea & Sea port, or a Hugyfot/Zen/Saga dome port. Flexible with size etc. Based in UK. Thanks! -
I am changing camera and selling my much-loved Hugyfot Nikon D7100/7200 housing and accessories. I would like to sell everything in one lot, but will consider breaking the set if I cannot sell it all. 1. Hugyfot Nikon D7100 housing, (also suitable for Nikon D7200). Complete with; · Hugycheck vacuum system and manual pump · Standard viewfinder · Single Nikonos 5-pin adapter and Hugyfot twin fibre optic adapter · Blanking cap · Allen key set This has been well used but is in full working order and has been serviced. 2. Inon 45 degree viewfinder. Used and in good condition. 3. Ports; · Sea & Sea 150mm acrylic dome port (repolished) with Hugyfot adapter · Hugyfot wide angle port (repolished) · Hugyfot 70mm macro port (short one, allows use with 35mm lens). All with neoprene covers, Hugyfot ports have blanking caps. 4. Super macro lens adaptor for Hugyfot macro port. Includes FIT magnetic lens adaptor with 67-77mm ring and Dyron UCL77 supplementary lens (+7 dioptre). 5. Hugyfot extension rings; 20, 30, 40 and 50mm 6. Zoom gears for Nikon 12-24, Sigma 17-70 and Tokina 10-17 (2 off) 7. Spares pack, including O rings, spare zoom gear and unused spare circuit board. Lots more photos if you want them. Price for all the above excluding postage €2,900. Also available to go with the housing is Nikon D7100 body, complete in original box and with very low shutter count (<16000). €350 plus postage. Alternatively I have a D7200 with higher shutter count (<40,000) which I might consider selling for €550 plus postage.
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Hi everyone, first post on here! It involves a couple of different questions, so thanks in advance for your attention... I've recently upgraded from a compact to a used Hugyfot DSLR housing for my Nikon D500 that I already used for topside photography. The purchase included: Sigma 10mm EX DC HSM f/2.8 fisheye lens, 20mm & 50mm extension rings, 6.5" acrylic dome port (note: I do not know if the true diameter of the dome is 6.5"; it is not a full hemisphere, but I don't have it to hand right now to measure). In addition to this, I already have a Sigma 105mm OS HSM f/2.8 macro lens and a Tamron 10-24mm Di II VC HLD rectilinear wide-angle (both good lenses in their own right - at least above water) that I am hoping to be able to use with the housing. My first questions are: does anyone have experience using the Sigma macro and Tamron wide-angle lenses underwater, and if so are they worth building my setup with? The Nikkor 105mm VR Micro is the direct competitor of the Sigma, but I would prefer not to have to upgrade if possible. If they are indeed worth using underwater, does anyone know the correct extension rings for using i. the Sigma with a Hugyfot flat port, and ii. the Tamron with the 6.5" dome port? Hugyfot lens compatibility charts aren't super comprehensive, and I don't trust myself to correctly identify the entrance node of the Tamron. I am also considering selling the 6.5" dome port and getting the 7" fisheye port instead if the dome optics with the Tamron wide-angle would work fine, but I can't find any comparative info using my lenses. Final question has to do with some wear on the housing anodisation itself. It seems that something rough has come into contact with the rear of the housing and (I think) exposed the aluminium in two small areas (the damage is half the size of a pea). Thankfully the housing was mostly used in a freshwater pool previously, but obviously I want to prevent any corrosion ASAP and would welcome any advice on this. I attach a photo of this damage. Thanks again, Michael
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I own a Nikon D500 with a Hugyfot housing. I currently use only the Tokina fisheye with it underwater, but I want to also shoot some Macro with the Nikon 40mm f2.8 DX lens. Unfortunately, Hugyfot has a bit of an incomplete port chart and this is one of the lenses missing. This lens is a bit smaller (5mm shorter and thinner) than the Canon EF-S60mm f2.8 for which they advice a FLP L70 flat port, but unlike the Canon lens, the Nikon lens extends when close focusing (by 2cm) Does anyone have experience using this lens on a Hugyfot house and can you tell me what port used. In general, what is the optimal distance between the front element of the lens and the glass of the flat port? As close as possible or is there some gain in having a bit more space?
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I've recently upgraded to a D850 housing and I'm selling my Hugyfot D7000 kit. Everything works perfectly. Just a few water stains and very few signs of use. Housing will be sold complete with Hugycheck vacuum system and electric pump. - Hugyfot D7000 housing - 550 Eur - Nikon D7000 body - 200 Eur - Nikon D7000 2nd body (not in the photos) - 200 Eur - INON straightviewfinder - 250 Eur - Saga minidome 4" for Tokina - 350 Eur - Tokina 10-17mm AT-X - 250 Eur - Sigma 10-20mm DC HSM - 200 Eur I can sell all items separately as well. Please send me a private message if you are interested. Thank you! :-)
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hugyfot Converting hugyfot from 7D to 7D mk ii?
marc1990 posted a topic in Photography Gear and Technique
Hello, Did anyone try to upgrade Hugyfot 7D house to 7D mk ii? Because the camera are more similar the different on the outside. And result somewhat more update camera without have to spent to much money. Thanks, Marc -
This is a complete professional underwater kit. No expense spared. There are $3,000 worth of Nikon lenses and camera in this kit alone. Hugyfot housings are the best on the market and built to last. The rig is in terrific shape and has been well-looked after. I have dived it several hundred times all over the world and never had a leak. The Hugyfot preparatory vacuum and leak alarm system is the best system on the market. An alarm sounds if vacuum pressure is lost so that the camera can be surfaced before water ingress. - Hugyfot D700 Aluminum (HFN-D700) underwater camera housing with flood alarm, vacuum fitting, and 45 degree view finder - Nikon D700 FX SLR camera with two batteries (compact flash card compatible) with original box and manuals - Go Pro Hero 3 camera with two housings (including touchscreen back), remote control, back mount screen, camera top mount and suction cup mount - Backscatter Flip 3.1 filters for the Go Pro - Hahnel Giga T Pro II Remote Control - Zen DP 230, 230mm Dome - Nikon Nikkor 28-300mm 1:3.5-5.6G lens with original shade, dust bag, box and manuals - Nikon AF Micro Nikkor 105mm 1:2.8 lens (pre-VR) with original shade, box, shade and manuals - Nikon AFS Nikkor 60mm 1:2.8G ED lens with original shade, box, shade and manuals - Nikon AFS Nikkor 16-35mm 1:4G ED rectilinear lens with original shade, box, shade and manuals - Tokina At-X Fisheye 10-17 F3.5-4.5 DX (hood modified for Nikon FX standard) - 1.4x Tenko Pro 300 DGX Teleplus - Manfroto Carbon Fibre tripod MKBFRC4-BH - Manfroto 390 MM394 Monopod - Two Inon Z240 strobes with protective neoprene jackets, red night pilot light filters and full daytime filters - Four backscatter ultralight arms and hand adjustment clamps with tuned buoyancy foam - Sola Photo 1200 light (three way top mount) - All Hugyfot ports, fittings and gears for Tokina 10-17mm fisheye, Nikon 105mm, Nikon 60mm and Nikon 16-35mm rectilinear lenses - Comprehensive assortment of spare o-rings, o-ring grease, desiccants, lens papers, maintenance tools and battery chargers - Four sets of eneloop rechargeable batteries with charger - spare housing batteries and vacuum pump batteries - Thinktank padded roll-on luggage suitcase - Lowepro shoulder sling day bag I am not interested in breaking up the rig and selling parts. Asking AUD$4,000. Can organise domestic or international shipping at your cost from New South Wales, Australia. Call mobile: +61 407 222 705 Private Seller.
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In another thread I started about strobes, the thread was getting sidetracked with questions about the SWC corrector lens set. So I decided to start a new thread. The Zeiss corrector lens set is used to correct for the decrease in angle of view due to the physics of water when using the SWC. The set consists of the outside flat port (spherical inside) and the smaller lens that mounts on the camera. Even if you have these two lenses, you also have to have the "gauge" tool to properly set the distance between camera and port and also to ensure that they the camera is perfectly perpendicular to the gauge tool. The camera is set at 10 feet, seated on the gauge tool, and mounted using the SWC mounting screw which allows for adjusting the axial distance. This "guage" tool is screwed in place of the port lens, then removed. My dad never acquired the SWC rear section of the housing. Instead, he removed the prism and would imagine the viewfinder frame. Haha.
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Due to system upgrade I'm selling this brute!... You know the brand - built like a tank - vacuum system faultless - simplicity and quality over finnicky plastic controls! Heinrich Weinkamp TTL converter (never used) and 2 nikonos bulkheads. Ports and house shows marks of wear (from about 400 dives) but no visible scratches on acryllic (Macro port has only 20 dives since last polish - Wide angle about the same). Minor post-production modification to vacuum indicator - makes it MUCH easier to see diodes. No defects to electronics or hardware. Reach out for more detailed pictures. Complete package 950 EUR plus postage - Paypal accepted.
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For Sale : Inon, Hugyfot, Nikon and a whole bunch of accessories For Sale in the United States - New York Awesome beginner kit to learn underwater SLR shooting. Here are some shots I took over the years: https://mjmoreno.smugmug.com/Travel/Tiger-and-Hammerhead-Trip/ All can be purchased separately or as a package (make an offer!). Prices are listed below by the items. I've included the links to the manufacturers web pages (some were not available), but actual photos of the items are listed in the pictures attached. Yes - these do have some wear/tear on them; which is expected. I'll do my best to show flaws in the pictures, but let me know if you need more details. On a side note - I really liked owning this kit. It brought me tremendous joy learning underwater photography over the years. I hope it does the same for someone else! Higher res photos here: https://mjmoreno.smugmug.com/Nature/Underwater-Gear-for-Sale/ (1) Hugyfot Housing Nikon D80 (camera included) $100.00 USD - Nikon D80 camera body, battery, charger & everything that comes in the box - Hugyfot D80 housing - Hugyfot Fisheye port FEP-6.608 - for Nikkor 10.5mm Fisheye / Tokina 10-17mm Fisheye - Hugyfot Extension EXT-6.430 (20 mm) - for Nikkor 105mm Micro VR - Hugyfot Zoom Gear GEA-6.511 - for Tokina 10-17mm Fisheye -Hugyfot pressure regulator and moister alarm kit Originally purchased from Backscatter: (2) Inon Z-240 stobe lights and fiber cables $300 USD each or $500 USD for the pair https://www.backscatter.com/Inon-Z240-Underwater-Strobe (4) Ultralight Double Ball Arm (8") $100 USD https://www.backscatter.com/Ultralight-8-inch-Double-Ball-Arm (7) Ultralight clamps $100 USD https://www.backscatter.com/Ultralight-Large-Clamp-for-use-with-Buoyancy-Arms (2) Inon Angle connector $10 USD https://www.backscatter.com/Ultralight-Inon-Strobe-Adapter (1) Tokina Fisheye Lens for NIKON SLR $200 USD https://tokinalens.com/product/at_x_107_dx_fisheye/ (16) Sayno/Panasonic Batteries with Charger $10 USD https://www.backscatter.com/Panasonic-Eneloop-AA-NiMH-Batteries-8-Pack (1) a bunch of little accessories too All purchases are final; buyer pays all shipping. I will ship internationally if necessary. Thank you for your consideration -
I have a Hugyfot FLP 90mm flat port for sale. It's the acrylic version, but has only been used once. I don't do macro photography now so I just don't need it. It costs £208 new and I am asking £100 (will post abroad, but postage is paid for by purchaser). It comes with no scratches, neoprene port cover and silicone back cover.
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Selling the Hugyfot zoom gear for Canon EF-S 10-22 f/3.5-4.5 USM. The gear includes the silicon band. All the parts are in perfect conditions. Hugyfot part numbers: GEA-6.442 + SIL-6.445 ( ref: http://www.hugyfot.com/assets/media/downloads/Canon_APS_C_Canon.pdf ) I am selling the gear because I don't own this lens anymore. EUR 30 + shipping. Cheers, Alessandro
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Hi there, does anyone have any experiences with the Hugyfot Arm System (these ones) to share? I'm considering to give them a go, but have never seen anyone mention using them.
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Hello, I am selling my Nikon D500 setup for UW photography bought in January 2017. The equipment is in excellent working condition and will serve great to a new owner. The reason for sale is a switch to a new system. Nikon D500 (19k clicks) Sigma 10mm F2.8 Fish Eye 128Gb XQD Lexar card Lexar XQD card reader Hugyfot D500 housing HugyCheck pressure check system 6.5'' Acrylic dome (Januar 2018) 20mm extension ring (Januar 2018) 50mm extension ring Zoom ring for Nikon AF-S 10-24mm f/3.5-4.5G ED DX Package = 3590€ + shipping D500, 128Gb XQD card + reader+ Sigma 10mm FE = 1690€ + shipping Hugyfot D500 + dome + 20mm & 50mm extension ring + zoom ring = 2190€ + shipping For more info I am available through PM or samo.jeranko(at)gmail.com Best regards, Samo Jeranko
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I am selling my Canon 7D, Hugyfot housing, ZEN 4in glass dome, and Tokina AT-X 107 AF NH Fisheye 10-17mm f/3.5-4.5 Lens for Canon. Entire combo: 2600 SGD The housing is in very good conditions, only minor scuffs and use marks. I regularly sent it out for revisions, never experienced mechanical fault or flooding. The housing comes with vacuum check electronics, humidity alarm, one nikons bulkhead, and right and left hand handles. It come with electric vacuum pump, spare o-rings, set of metric hex keys. The camera is fully functional and in very good conditions. It includes battery and original strap. For sample of pictures I took with this combo: http://www.alecere.com/Portfolios/Portfolio-UW
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Hi all, I have for sale this Hugyfot housing in great condition. The housing was completely checked by Hugyfot last year, it has only 4 dives in fresh water since. The housing has been modified by factory to 150m. During check by factory, the hugycheck system has been added, and Two brand new nikonos type connectors. Two handles. So basically the whole electronic is new (only 4 dives). target light. Price for the kit: 700€
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Hello. Im going to egypt in december and i have been waiting for Nauticams new version of floatarms but they never show up. Have been waiting for 6month now and im starting to get worried about not getting them for the trip. So i started to look around the web for alternatives. And i found hugyfot adjuatable floatarms. First i was sceptical but after a while i started to like the concept. You fill them up with water at a certain deepth. Deeper=more water=less bouyancy. https://www.hugyfot.com/assets/media/downloads/HugyFloat_brochure.pdf Now i wonder if anyone had them, have seen them or heard anything about them. Does it work well? Are the quality good? Etc.. The only downside i can think of is that my rig will be heavier above surface if i want to keep the same bouyancy for next dive. But as i will need over 1500gram for macro and 4arms will give me about 1600g, i dont need that much water inside them,if any. For wide angel i will use two arms, instead of four. Share you thoughts! Thanks in advance. -
Hi all I need help with my hugtfot d7000 and 20mm. extension port that stuck in front of the housing and cannot take it off!!. I try many ways to remove it but not work. Do i need any tools to remove it? or if you have any experience please share. Thank you in advance. Ta Pitt -
Dear Wetpixel I actually didn't plan to upgrade from this Nikon D300 setup yet, but a trip to the dark North during Winter (no sunlight) forced me to upgrade to more sensitivity - so for sale is: Hugyfot housing for Nikon D300 - completely serviced end of 2016 including change of electronics (without TTL-converter). CNC-machined aluminium housing with two electrical flash sockets (5-pin Nikonos), Huge-Check vacuum system. I bought the house November 2008. Included: spare O-rings, pump, tools, manual. Nikon D300 camera for sale can be included. The cameras shutter-count is 35.500 - estimated life-time is 150.000. Included: Two batteries, charger, strap, two 8GB and one 16GB card, all paperwork and manual and original software. Please note: There are no ports, arms, flash, flash cables or lenses included. In my opinion this is a great way to start shooting DSLR in a (fairly) cheap way, as long as you think you will be using Nikon and Hugyfot in the future, so you can reuse the lenses and ports, which you will need to buy. Total price (housing and camera): 1.500€ - or give your best bid :-) Price (housing only): 1.200€ - or give your best bid :-) -
I have a near new D7000 Nikon 9884 frames only. 10-20mm Sigma wide angle lens 18-200mm VR Nikon zoom lens Hugyfot housing with leak detection and vacuum system. Accessories including mounts, vacuum pump and tools, spare o rings. 2 sets of arms and clamps. 2000 Euros/2800AUD the lot. Located in Melbourne Australia but happy to post international at buyer cost. Any questions please ask. Richard
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I´m selling a Inon viewfinder, is made to go straights on Hugyfot housing 370 EUR W/O shipping http://fotografit.eu/products/16-viewfinders/79-inon-45-viewfinder---for-hugyfot-and-others/
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Hi, I have for sale: Hugyfot Macro Port 6.607 FLP L90 acrylic Flat port - ACRYLIC - : 140 € Hugyfot-Dome-Port-6-608-Fish-Eye-Weitwinkel 7": 330 € Plus shipping and paypal fees. (Located in germany) More details/ pictures are here: http://www.ebay.de/sch/a.my/m.html?item=331922694759&hash=item4d48226267%3Ag%3AfQEAAOSwH3NXm11s&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562 Kind regards, Andreas -
Hi, for sale: ZEN Underwater DP-230-H 230mm Glas Dome for Hugyfot D-SLR: 1200 € Hugyfot HFN-D800 (At the moment getting revised by authorized Hugyfot Dealer. Available Mid/ End August) Comes with Inon 45 degree EVF for Hugyfot. If interested in the housing and/ or Viewfinder: Make me a reasonable and fair offer Gets new batteries for Hugycheck and Vacuum pump. Comes with extra O-Rings. Normal signs of use on the buttom of the tray and handles. The housing offers full camera control and is equipped with the HugyCheck system 1 Nikonos 5-pin bulkhead 1 twin optical outlet 2 dove tail adjustable handles. Pressure rating 100m (upgrade 150m possible). Bottom of housing contains tripod screw thread for tripod attachment. Plus shipping and paypal fees. (Located in germany) More details/ pictures are here: http://www.ebay.de/sch/a.my/m.html?item=331922694759&hash=item4d48226267%3Ag%3AfQEAAOSwH3NXm11s&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562 Kind regards, Andreas
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For sale is a Hugyfot housing for the Nikon D800 with 45° viewfinder The Underwater housing: 1 Nikonos 5-pin bulkhead + 1 optical oulet (2 fiber optic cables) 2 rigid handles with ball mount and dove tail attachment (one is broken) standard viewfinder ball mount on top of housing Vacuum pump, electronic and manual 45° viewfinder HugyCheck system (doesn't work) the electronics i dead.. The ports: Fisheye port (acrylic) with neoprene cover Macro port with neoprene cover Zen Optical Glass Superdome 230mm (9") for Hugyfot and lot of other spear parts, extension rings.. Retail price for everything nearly €7000 EUR I am selling both for €2900 EUR. Buyer pays shipping. I can also sell my Nikon D200 and Sigma 15mm lens... (ask for price)
