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Repriced: €375 for port and €275 for lens

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Sold!

Sorry I'm not selling the batteries and charger separately.

Will let go for $400 without the charger and batteries.

Will let go for $500!

Price lowered to $600.

Set includes: - Kaon dive computer (only 50 logged dives) - Enlightened charger kit & 2 LiFePo4 batteries - PC interface & USB cable - spare o-rings & additional screen protector - extra strap - original box & manual - Liquivision zippered pouch Asking: $650 + shipping Item is in the...

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Thanks guys! @swee I'll try and post a comparison but you can check out ozziworld's thread to get an idea. The magnification is quite similar to a double stacked inon, just a bit easier to focus IMO. @J1rubin, I use a UWL-100 + Dome unit for wide, on a Fisheye housing, with 2 Sea&Sea ys-110a's...

Hi Prandy, here are my shots with the Subsee with the same coleman shrimp, juvenile stonefish, and octopus :) http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/canon-corner/377555-s90-w-subsee-lens-anilao.html Magnification is more or less the same.

And here is a couple of wide shots: More here: www.flickr.com/boogsrosales :)

Here are my most recent shots taken with my S90 and Subsee lens:

Thanks a lot Nemrod. Your lens tests were very very helpful. :)

Hey thanks! These were shot from F4.5-5.6, 1/125th-1/160th (1/400th on the one with the boat) at base ISO. Strobe power was on full pointed outwards, shot from about 2-4 feet away. :)

Id suggest a focus light to get faster focusing when doing macro. Just as the others said, its less complicated to play around with lighting techniques with a single strobe then when youve mastered that go and get a second strobe.

Shot with an S90 in Fix housing, 2 S&S YS-110a, UWL10067mm + Dome Unit and this was taken at the same site with a Subsee +10 lens:

Used one for about 10 dives til it flooded. I guess it would have lasted longer if I paid more attention to the o-ring. I also noticed that the ys mount & bolt already had rust on it. I replaced it with an Inon LE240 and that has worked flawlessly for me. The light doesnt show in photos at all...