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Canon WP-DC43 Waterproof Housing is in perfect working condition. Selling for $75
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Hi! I am searching for an underwater housing for the Canon S100. Additional equipment like diopter/macro lens and wide angle lens are also of interest. Cheers, Lars
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This is a great beginner setup. This has only been used by my wife on two live-aboard trips. The camera is in like-new condition. The housing has some small marring on the backside but the lens port is clean. Included is an extra battery and charger and a nice Crumpler case for the camera. The housing has an optical coupler for a strobe. Buyer pays shipping. 325 -- non-negotiable marc marc@robovet.net 951-676-6222 www.robovet.net
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I am currently using an Canon S100 in a recsea housing with adaptor for AD wet swaps. I have 2 x sea and sea strobes. I am using 2 x Inon 165AD macro lens. I just got back from Lembeh and the guide kept finding things that were too small for me using the two 165's. Is there any lens combination that I can use with the Recsea housing and my S100 that will let me full frame a critter that's say 5mm long? I have been offered a Olympus OM-D EM-1 Camera in a Nauticam housing that I know will solve the problem but I am otherwise happy with my present setup and a new lens or two or three will be a far cheaper option leaving more money for dive trips.
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I am selling my Canon S100 with RECSEA Housing and Sea&Sea strobe. 1. Canon S100 (Silver) sold with a set of 2 batteries. Camera is in perfect condition.(sold in its original box) 2. Recsea Housing - housing has been well looked after, never flooded (has been used for around 40 dives). Housing is sold in its original box, with all accessories (second o-ring etc...) + the adaptor for 67mm lens. 3. Sea & Sea strobe YS-01 - Sold with optical fiber cable - very good condition. 4. Macro lens Dyron +7 - small scratches on the screw thread mount but still able to put on port and lens is in perfect condition Asking EUR 800 - Camera is located in Hong Kong - but can be posted everywhere. If you are interested, please PM me Cheers - Sabrina -
I am selling my Canon S100/ RECSEA Housing and Sea&Sea YS-01 strobe. The set up include: - CANON S100 (Silver) sold with a set of 2 batteries. Camera is in perfect condition.(sold in its original box) - RECSEA Housing - You can access to all controls. Housing has been well looked after, never flooded (has been used for around 50 dives). Housing is sold in its original box, with all accessories (new o-rings + grease, strobe mask/optical fiber adaptor, instruction manual) - DYRON - adaptor for 67mm lens. (you can add wet lenses macro/wide and be really flexible during your dive) - Sea & Sea strobe YS-01 - Sold with optical fiber cable - very good condition. - DYRON Macro lens +7 (DY-UCL6711) - small scratches on the screw thread mount but still able to put on port and lens is in perfect condition Asking USD 1,100 - Camera is located in Hong Kong - but can be posted everywhere. Feel free to make an offer if you're interested. If you are interested, please PM me Cheers - Sabrina
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Hi Folks, My wife got a brand new shiny Canon S100 and a FIX housing from Santa for Christmas and we're wondering what the best approach is for macro images. We'll be using an older S&S 110 strobe and plan to use an all manual set up for her to start. I'm curious about the sharpest settings for macro images. I have a Subsee +5 and 10 she'd like to play with too. We'd really appreciate any advice on preferred optical zoom settings and aperture to get her started so she can practise before we head to Lembeh in May. Cheers, Steve
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Hi everyone, Looking to upgrade from my IXUS to a higher end compact having realised that a dSLR set up is miles out of my price range (and perhaps a bit advanced for me at the moment!). So I'm looking for anyone who may be selling a Canon S95 or Canon S100 with the equivalent Recsea/Fisheye FIX housing. Leaning towards the FIX housing if I'm being completely honest, but all offers will be considered. Danny -
Has anyone used this setup? It looks like a very elegant way to connect a fibre optic cable to the Ike housing, but I'm concerned that it wouldn't block all of the light from the camera's flash... Any comments? Chris
