Latest version of Take photos underwater magazine—Issue 137—is now available as a free download.
As always, we’ve got a handy roundup of industry news and new photography gear to get you rolling. This issue covers the SeaLife 52mm wide-angle dome lens and lens adapter give SportDiver smartphone case (which we saw for the first time in Last year’s DEMA exhibition), the Nauticam case for Fujifilm GFX100 II medium format mirrorless camerathe Inon UCL-G100 SD and UCL-G55 SD macro lenses for GoProand two new cases for the new Sony a9 III, from Ikelite And Nauticam.
In terms of device testing, Alex Mustard shares a few thoughts Nauticam Fisheye Conversion Port (FCP-1), for which he took a liveaboard trip in Raja Ampat, although he emphasized that his review was not a full review: “I’ll let someone else write the review full coverage of the FCP-1 in future issues,” he wrote, “because although I was never paid by Nauticam, I was involved in the project from the beginning.” if you To be If you’re interested in an in-depth review of this much-hyped water-exposed optic, be sure to check it out Review by DPG Field Editor Nicolas Remy.
Elsewhere, there was an excellent “professional” rating. OM System 90mm f/3.5 macro lens by Martin Stevens, a long-term review of OM system OM-1 inside AOI UH-OM1 case by Andrew McLachlan and a close look at the Divevolk SeaTouch 4 smartphone case by publisher/editor Peter Rowlands. Finally, let’s not forget where that awesome cover came from: a very cool feature called “Paradoxical Blur” by the masters of motion blur, Nick More.
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