frank70 3 Posted July 19, 2016 I misunderstood u but tried it today , i could pull of a shot using only my right hand but wouldn't want to do a couple after one another, my hand started shaking because of the awkward grip so if your looking at shooting one-handed that would be a problem. Frank Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
simon87 0 Posted July 19, 2016 Thanks for your effort Frank. Will keep it in mind. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Nicool 12 Posted July 20, 2016 I misunderstood u but tried it today , i could pull of a shot using only my right hand but wouldn't want to do a couple after one another, my hand started shaking because of the awkward grip so if your looking at shooting one-handed that would be a problem. Frank And that's why i keep hoping (and asking) for Nauticam to offer hand-straps on their DSLR housings, just like Subal does, or just like Nauticam themselves do on their Mirorless housing, see this item which i had on my mirorless housing: http://www.nauticam.com/sproduct.asp?id=12&sid=12&ssid=57 I think it would take your hand pain away, and provide the usual benefits of hand-straps. I take also this opportunity to ask if anyone knows why their is some sort of buckle/shackle on the steel thing which hold the right handle of the Nauticam housing together with the main housing body, see the picture attached. Despite attaching a hand-strap, i can't think of other possible needs? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
VladimirM 0 Posted July 21, 2016 I was using D500 on Cayman Island 3 weeks ago and here is some pics. I use fisheye lens 16mm 2.8D. Camera is absolutely amazing and I love it as I usually not shoot with cropped sensor but this cam I like so much. I use with Subal housing ND500 with TTL inbuilt electronic trigger, small 4" dome port and Sea&Sea strobes YS-D1. More pics Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
simon87 0 Posted July 21, 2016 (edited) Nice pics Vladimir, with 10fps you can do split shots even with a 4" dome Which Dome did you use? Zen? I guess you had no troubles with shooting one hand (and using back button focus)? Edited July 21, 2016 by simon87 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Nicool 12 Posted July 21, 2016 Congrats Vladimir on the pictures! Your second wreck picture and the ray are just fantastic! Great to see your split with 4 inch dome too :-) And that's why i keep hoping (and asking) for Nauticam to offer hand-straps on their DSLR housings, just like Subal does, or just like Nauticam themselves do on their Mirorless housing, see this item which i had on my mirorless housing: http://www.nauticam.com/sproduct.asp?id=12&sid=12&ssid=57 I think it would take your hand pain away, and provide the usual benefits of hand-straps. I take also this opportunity to ask if anyone knows why their is some sort of buckle/shackle on the steel thing which hold the right handle of the Nauticam housing together with the main housing body, see the picture attached. Despite attaching a hand-strap, i can't think of other possible needs? I am happy to say my prayers apparently got heard: you can find on Nauticam dealers what seems to be a new hand strap compatible with some housings, including the D500 one!! It goes by: Hand Strap for 28113 Large Handles (for NA-1DXII, D500, D5, 80D) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
simon87 0 Posted July 21, 2016 Congrats Vladimir on the pictures! Your second wreck picture and the ray are just fantastic! Great to see your split with 4 inch dome too :-) I am happy to say my prayers apparently got heard: you can find on Nauticam dealers what seems to be a new hand strap compatible with some housings, including the D500 one!! It goes by: Hand Strap for 28113 Large Handles (for NA-1DXII, D500, D5, 80D) Hi Nicool, Thats very good news. Thanks for the info. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
