The lens! The lens!

[Kirstie]

Originally Posted by Pigpen

You have to zoom in a bit (50% or so) to stop vignetting.

Correct.

I reckon about 3 inches, then adjust.

You can use the Inon lenses out of water as well!!

Thank you for all that

I can't use the lenses on my camera out of water because the adaptor is too big. I'll get Paul to dig his camera out - he's off today and it's a beautiful sunny day so he could go out and take photos of seagulls.

[Pigpen]

Originally Posted by Kirstie

Thank you for all that

I can't use the lenses on my camera out of water because the adaptor is too big. I'll get Paul to dig his camera out - he's off today and it's a beautiful sunny day so he could go out and take photos of seagulls.

Not the best of macro subjects, but I'd like to see him have a go!!

[Kirstie]

Originally Posted by Pigpen

Not the best of macro subjects, but I'd like to see him have a go!!

They're very tame down here, you can get very close!

[turbanator]

LOL, I'd need the housing too , although the only valid tests are in the water.
Kirstie took some land pics with the W/A attached before getting in the water, and you can clearly see the built-in lens hood (which was 120 deg offset). It does not show in the u/w pics.

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