u/w strobe arms

[ceckaa 0]

Hello!

 

I have a question about strobe arms. I bought ikelite u/w housing and I would like to buy 2 strobes. I think I will buy inon d2000 or 240z. I would like to make also macro and wide angle pictures, so my question is that: what arms can You offer for me? What length is good for universal usage? Thanks

[bvanant 195]

Hello!

 

I have a question about strobe arms. I bought ikelite u/w housing and I would like to buy 2 strobes. I think I will buy inon d2000 or 240z. I would like to make also macro and wide angle pictures, so my question is that: what arms can You offer for me? What length is good for universal usage? Thanks

I (and many others here) like Ultralight arms. I use an 8 inch and a 5 inch on each strobe. Don't forget flotation.

Bill

[ceckaa 0]

I (and many others here) like Ultralight arms. I use an 8 inch and a 5 inch on each strobe. Don't forget flotation.

Bill

 

 

Thanks, I check the Ultralight arms.

[AllisonFinch 7]

I definitely prefer the Ultralight arms, too.

[ceckaa 0]

I definitely prefer the Ultralight arms, too.

 

 

Thanks, and what do You thing about the arm length? 5" + 8" is the best solution?

[ileiman 2]

Also Stix arms with their floats work well with Ikelite housing.

I have dual 12"+12" arms. With the floats I can adjust the rig to be neutral with any lens+port combination.

[ceckaa 0]

Also Stix arms with their floats work well with Ikelite housing.

I have dual 12"+12" arms. With the floats I can adjust the rig to be neutral with any lens+port combination.

 

 

Thnaks! I am new in uw photography, so I realy need help to find out witch gear, what I ned. I don t wanna buy a new one in the next year, couse now I select a wrong one.

You said that You have 12". Don t You feel a little bit hard to operate with it because of the length?

 

Thanks

[john70490 3]

Thnaks! I am new in uw photography, so I realy need help to find out witch gear, what I ned. I don t wanna buy a new one in the next year, couse now I select a wrong one.

You said that You have 12". Don t You feel a little bit hard to operate with it because of the length?

 

Thanks

 

If I was a new uw photographer, I definitely would not choose 12" + 12". Possibly 8" + 8" but I think you would find 8" + 5" a lot easier to handle and plenty long enough for most purpoes.