Subject:	Macro and WA
Author:	drdread
Date:	4/14/2002 12:55:59 PM
Message:

Interesting. I did not know that the lens was designed to go on the outside of the port. Is it designed to integrate with the housing? If so, you very well could end up getting better results in the water. If the lens is designed to contact water, it definitely won't work right in air. Also, does the lens attach to an existing port, or does it replace the port?

I assume the pictures you took were done in the housing, in air?

Can you supply a link to some place with full details on this lens?

D

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I have an optical sort of question + (17)

NLAVD

4/13/2002 5:17:54 PM

whaletale

4/14/2002 9:05:15 AM

Check the above post again + (0)

NLAVD

4/14/2002 11:30:44 AM

Screwball optics (14)

drdread

4/14/2002 11:52:15 AM

Quick description of this lens + (13)

NLAVD

4/14/2002 12:21:13 PM

Not only does Imagestation suck... (0)

NLAVD

4/14/2002 12:24:46 PM

Macro and WA (11)

drdread

4/14/2002 12:55:59 PM

Yea, these were taken in the housing... (2)

NLAVD

4/14/2002 4:05:37 PM

It all makes sense now. (0)

drdread

4/14/2002 7:06:23 PM

Another question/idea... (0)

whaletale

4/14/2002 7:49:12 PM

It is an in-water lens + some updates on 20mm and my new digital experience.. (7)

whaletale

4/14/2002 5:43:32 PM

Some thoughts (6)

drdread

4/14/2002 7:10:47 PM

Shutter lag, that's the half of it, or is it third of it? (5)

whaletale

4/14/2002 7:44:32 PM

I don't buy it (4)

drdread

4/14/2002 8:33:06 PM

This lag is exactly what I was talking about ... + (3)

NLAVD

4/14/2002 9:34:50 PM

Lucky bastard (0)

drdread

4/14/2002 10:34:54 PM

Luck bastard and a question... (1)

whaletale

4/15/2002 8:01:21 AM

Whoa, that was some link! It's not luck, it's a matter of skill, cunning, and... (0)

NLAVD

4/15/2002 10:16:36 AM

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