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GREAT question! I should have mentioned that in the video. The A6700 is less than half the price of the A7C R. So in many ways, it is just as good when it comes to value for money. They are both about the same size, so if you have an extra $1700 to spend, the A7C R would be worth considering over the A6700. The A7C R performs better in low light when it comes to autofocus and the 61 megapixel full frame sensor is another level of image quality. I hope that helps! Always happy to continue the conversation - feel free to email us at sales@bluewaterphotostore.com

so small!

@@BluewaterPhotoStore perfect for travel :)

We'll take that into consideration! We value your input. What Suunto computer are you using that you'd recommend?

@@BluewaterPhotoStore I am still using the D9 but I have played with the D5 and the Eon that seem great. Maybe Suunto isn't at the innovation stage they once were and everyone has caught up but they have always been very solid for me. I do agree the Shearwater stuff is fantastic.

@@sdfaulk01 That's definitely helpful feedback! we'll certainly take it into consideration. Thanks!

Glad we can help!

I just spoke with ikelite in regard to this and they said it will work with the m16 port on the side of your housing. You may need a right angle adapter inside though because it's a tight fit.

@@BluewaterPhotoStore thanx so much. doesn't it comes already with the hdmi right angle adapter like it shows on the video at the 4:05 min mark?

@@sergiollag1 Correct! It's pretty low profile, so it should work perfectly. Let us know if you would like us to send a quote!

The manufacturer recommends the DivePro 3400 mAh 18650 battery!

Both are great strobes! Both strobes have similar capabilities. We have found the TTL to be a bit more accurate with the TG-7 on the Inon S220 - so with that camera and strobe combination the Inon S220 would be our choice - but you really can't go wrong with either! Please feel free to reach out to sales@bluewaterphotostore.com and we'll give you a great deal :)

Generally speaking, overheating issues with this camera have been coming from shooters who are recording long takes like interviews or wedding ceremonies (reports of overheating at 20 minutes). Short clips over the duration of a dive should be fine!

That's good feedback, we'll include it in our next conversation with sea&sea!

Thanks for your question! The remote mounts with included 1/4-20 screws.

Thanks for pointing that out. I'll pay more attention to the audio channels next time.

Absolutely. A wide Rectilinear lens like a 14-35 or 16-35 is the ideal choice in our opinion. Anything wider and even a very large animal will look tiny in the frame. It's very unlikely a large marine mammal will come close enough for a fisheye to do any good!

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks for watching!

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Good choice!

You are most welcome

This one here! www.bluewaterphotostore.com/inon-uw-tripod-hub

@@BluewaterPhotoStore excellent, thanks!

For Ikelite, the sync cord is definitely ideal!

That's a good observation! I'm not sure if there's a connection

Good to know! Sorry for your troubles

@@BluewaterPhotoStore well, it is rare thing to be used... But I found no instructions on that topic on official OM site. Nice that at least one working method is still available for an old model. GPS on TG series still is pretty slow and awkward compared to Nikon W300 or any modern smartphone...

@@yv3009 Thanks for taking the time to keep us informed!

Agreed!

That sounds awesome! We love this strobe :)

Thanks for the feedback! We have a new lightroom tutorial that addresses backscatter as well: ua-cam.com/video/m55YOtBdz-g/v-deo.html

Send an email to nirupam@bluewaterphotostore.com - I would be happy to send some high res images to you!

Unfortunately the R8 doesn't have one button white balance - you need to take a photo of a white slate and then assign the white balance in the menu

Great question! Kirby's is my personal favorite - it's one of the few wide angle sites in Anilao and it's beautiful. There are also pygmy sea horses!

Thanks for your question! You should be able to buff out the scratch with novus polish: www.bluewaterphotostore.com/novus-polish-2oz-set I do think the focus sticks will help quite a bit. Personally I thought it was fairly simple to focus as you can see in the screen if your image is in focus. But it does take some practice. I tried on land first and with some rocks and then I estimated the same distance with my actual subjects. Filming in 4K/120p also helps because you can slow down the footage for stabilization. I hope this helps and makes sense!

@@BluewaterPhotoStore meanwhile Inon responded, they suggest the change of the frontal lens, that is around 80€ with the labour, I opted for the swap, but thanks!

I thought the battery life was not bad.... I was able to get through a full day of diving on one battery. I didn't have any problems with overheating but I was shooting primarily photos. I hope that helps! If you'd like to see a quote for a system please email sales@bluewaterphotostore.com :)

Good question! The UWL-03 is very close to the Inon G140 - that's correct. My personal favorite was the G55, because I loved being able to get so close to very tiny subjects like the scallop in the video. But if you were going to pick a second lens, I would pick the G165 II. That way you can have a good range between "macro" and "supermacro". Let me know if you have any questions and if you need help acquiring the lenses, please don't hesitate to reach out at sales@bluewaterphotostore.com!

Hi Nirupam, thanks for the helpful response. Just to clarify, I meant which 2 lenses were your preference in addition to the G140 for a good macro range. Your input is valued.

@@vingun169 I would prefer the G165 II and G55 for a good macro range :) www.bluewaterphotostore.com/inon-ucl-g165-ii-sd-underwater-wide-close-up-lens/ www.bluewaterphotostore.com/inon-ucl-g55-sd-underwater-close-up-lens/

A further inquiry, if you don't mind Nirupam, how did you manage the narrow focus range of the and high magnification of the UCL-G55? Would a tripod be required, was it challenging to use? Thanks for your valuable responses.

@@vingun169 Of course! It actually wasn't too bad. Ideally I would use a tripod, but if you don't have one, film at 4K/120p and slow down the footage for stability. The G55 now comes with a measuring tool that tells you the focusing distance, but it was also easy to see where the GoPro was in focus on the screen. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions

Thanks for reaching out! Can you please send a video to nirupam@bluewaterphotostore.com? I'll send it to Marelux's engineers for suggestions!

I might say that they are equally good! It depends on if photo or video is your focus. The A6700 is probably a little better for video.

HSS works with a trigger that is compatible with HSS - most uwtechnics triggers can do this. What camera are you considering using with the Apollo III? We'd be happy to quote you a good solution at sales@bluewaterphotostore.com